Arizona republican., 1906-07-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A STRAINED ANKLE-Miss Grace Hilderbrand was severly injured at the
 park night before last. After the the atrical performance, in company with Miss McMullen, the actress, she was strolling about the grounds waiting for q car. When it came they were mid way between the gates. Making a run for it, Miss Hiderbrand fell into ditch, spraining her ankle.
 NEW CORPORATlONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Bullfrog Consolidated Mines company, capital stock, $3,00O,
 900, incOrporators, Frank Soper. Will
 lard s. Soper and Lansford F. Butler;
 Cracker Jack Gold Mining company, capital stock, $1,000,0OO, incorPorators, Frank Dunham, Jr., Willis A. Gates and l.. l.. Hamilton; Dessie Boyer Copper Gold Mines Ltd, capital stock $1,00O,000 incorporators. NJ. C. Fellows, l.. H. Kramer, II. NJ. Bower, Uric AL. len and Ernest Allen.
 BARELY FOUND IN TIME-Ernest Marks of Glendale, yesterday morning found a man lying under the water tank at that place exhausted and help less. He was barely conscious. He
 HDldldIlOtl his presence, but after he had been given a drink of coffee. he was able to say that he had come in in the night He had started from Jerome and had walked all the way from Prescott Lat CT he was brough to the city and af- ter he had further recovered he was sent to the county hospital. He gave the name of Peter Marie He is Frenchman and a miner about thirty five years of age. It is thought he will recover. His condition IS less due to Eeat than to long deprivation of water
 THE RAlNS-A great change in at mospheric conditions came yesterday afternoon. following a slight wind storm and heavy rains to the south and east of Phoenix. In the morning. a short while before noon. a light shower fell in the downtown part of the city but the precipitation was not of long duration. It might have laid the dust had not the sprinkling carts already accomplished that duty. The rain which has been reported falling in the northern part of the territory for sev- eral days past did not continue yester- day but seemed to have shifted to the southern part. All along the tracks of the Southern Pacific rain was falling yesterday, and the morning train from the south was delayed about three hours in reaching the city on account of main line washouts. There is nod trouble. however, on the line of the Maricopa & Phoenix road, and none is ! anticipated.
 THE WATER BOND sUITs-Roy s. Goodrich. city attorney. has for sev- | eral days past been busy in connection | with the city water case soon to be | heard under an injunction action at Cincinnati. He is taking the deposi- tions of several parties whose testi- i mony is necessary in connection with | the cases. In the taking of the deposi- r tions. M. H. sherman, the petitioner in the suit filed in Cincinnati, is repre- sented by l.. H. Chalmers. Just when | the hearing will be had has not as yet been learned. but it is understood that at present all the members of the court 1 are absent from their jurisdictions on their summer vacations. With q view that it will be several weeks before a definite date can be set Alexander Potter, the city engineer, who left Phoenix for a trip to the coast. has to his home in New York city without stopping at Phoenix, but will 4 return west after the money from the | sale of the bonds is available.