Arizona republican., 1906-08-04
SUPERINTENDENT MlLLAY IN


 TOWN-Jerry Mnlay. superintendent of the territorial prison at Yuma, ar rived in the city yesterday morning from Iron Springs, where he had been for several days. The altitude of the springs was not conducive to an inn prOvement of Mr. Millay's health and after attending the meeting of the cen tral committee today he will return to Yuma. Mrs. Millay and her mother Mrs. Hines are spending the summer at Santa Monica.
 SlNEWS OF EDUCATIoN-R. L. Long, territorial superintendent of instruction. has not yet received the complete county returns of tax collec- tion from the various county treasur- CTS. He expects their receipt in a few days after which his report will be about ready for giving to the printer MT. Long will leave the coming week for short vacation on the coast
 JANE DOE DRUNk-Jane Doe neg lected to present herself for trial in police court yesterday afternoon It was hardly expected that she would be there, and there would have been no great financial advaptage to anybody Tn her coming. She had put up a S forfeit the night before She had been arrested about o'clock while perched On the top step of a public building iii a glorious state of intoxication. Jane Doe Is recent arrival in the city She came with her man and was around town with him the early part of Thurs day evening Her man began to 1irt with fortune. and as Jane could not enter the gambling houses she entered upon the worst and least excusable uf all d~fnlSe ep1itorr- kind
 DECREASING JOINTURE SENTI- MENT-Bert Dunlap. official of Yuma county. and prominent member of the republican territorial central commit tee, arrived in the city yesterday morning for the purpose of attending the meeting today. He has just made a tour of Cochise county where he re- sided for number of years. It is his impression that the section he visited never was enjoying more prosperous period and that the good times give in dications of lasting for months to come. At Yuma he says there are a few who will vote to favor jointure but large majority of the voters will oppose it. In COchise county. however. he says the opposing sentiment is nearly unanimous During two days he was in Douglas. he did not hear one man talk who favored jointure It is MT. Dunlap's opinion that the jointure sentiment will decrease as the day of election approaches.
 NEW coRPORATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office Of the county recorder yes terday: Anti Grease Vehicle Manufac- turing company. capital stock. S2.OOO. 900, incOrporators. Henry s. Speer. O. 1. Speer. R. A. Recher. Reber Homrig- haus and 4. F. HOmrighaus; A. w. Da- wis House Furnishing company. cap ital stock, S15,00O. incorpOrators. A. w. Davis, Pearl Davis and Frank w For man; Red River and Texas Railroad company, capital stock. $500, 900. incor- porators, J. F. Donaldson. J. W. Won ner B. G. Haire, $. A. Donaldson. T. K Griffin, F. -. Dobbin. C. A. Rhea and Elmer Ellis; The Nevada Excel sior Cold Mining company. capital stock, s3.000 OOO incorporators. Charles NJ. Eagenbush and Oliver P Crawford; The Virginia Coal and Iron company. capital stock. 5000. GOO. incorporators, same as above; Hercules Portland Ce- ment company. capital stock, S3,O00.- OOO, incorporators. same as above; The Gold Crater Mining and Cyanide conI- pany, capital stock $1,5OOOO incor- pOrators. J. F. Wilson, Edwin Harris and c. F. Champion.