Arizona republican., 1906-06-14


 NEW NOTARY-Alex. Rhinestein was yesterday appointed notary pub liv by Governor Kibbey.
 IN FROM THE RANGE-A couple of herds of cattle were brought 70 town yesterday from the La Tourret- te ranges on the Verde river.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. klELY-The funeral of Mrs. Kiely will be held at St Mary's Catholic church Friday morning at o'clock when the low mass will be celebrated.
 GOES HOME TODAY-W. H. Cox, of Jerome, leaves for home this morn ing after a stay of several days in the valley. during which he has bought a
 number of cattle for his Jerome mar ket.
 HOME FROM ROCKINGHAM. and Mrs. J. Earnest Walker, and MT
 Walkers stenOgrapher, Miss Gaylord, returned home yesterday from a week s
 stay in Florence. MT. Walker reports
 satisfactory progress with the develop
 ment of his big reclamation scherae il.
 Pinal county.
 THE WIcKENBURG JUSTICE SHIP-John Riggs is the new justice
 of the peace at Wickenburg. He is a
 son of the late Justice Riggs of that
 precinct. who lately died at the Sisters hospital The appointment of the son
 was made several days ago and the
 bood signed by D. L. Murray and Har- ry Cowen of Wickenburg was approv-
 ed yesterday.
 GOING TO CHINA-Joe Holland with his wife and children expect to leave Saturday night for San Francis co. Shortly thereafter Mrs. Holland and the children will take a steamer for the former home Of Mrs. Holland in China Joe, however. expects to remain in this country. The children are all natives of Phoenix. and the trip to the Orient will be for them a tour in wonderland.
 SUMMER VACATION-Keno Dan Huntington's dog, left last night on i his annual vacation in Los Angeles Keno is a wise dog. By working his | friends a little he can get passage to ! California as cheap as he can secure a brass tag of the tax collector. so he puts his money all into vacations. In- cidentaIy he puts a good safe patch of i desert between himself and Harry ! Friedman, which is very much to the satisfaction of both of them.
 NEW TIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed { in the office of the county recorder | yesterday: Square Deal Mining and Investment company, capital stock. $1- 000,O00, incOrporatOrs. Adolph Van Ruth, Jr., l.. W. Gordon, N. Zarin, E. | F'aulk, F. O. Clifford and Samuel Her rick; Nevada Exploration and Mining company, capital stock $500 000, lncor- porators, w. H. Hill. G. A. Herbst. and J. A. M. Robb; Olivette Gold Mining company, capital stock. $1OO,0OO fncor- porators, Andrew Moorhead. Frederick w. Donnelly and Alfred A. Arnott. ANOTHER MAYNARD GiRL- There was another wayward girl in probate court yesterday. Her case has not been finally disposed of but she will probably be sent to the Critte.litcr home rather than to the reform schoo! and it is possible that Christian ladies outside of the home wiH look after her The girl is not a bad or vicious. girl. but she seems to have no one tD take
 care of her and she is that age when she needs care the most. It is quite | likely that systematic series of raids will begin shortly by the police and the sheriff's office upon gang ot young women and boys who are more fragrant offenders against the law than this girl. It is said that they are con- stantly outraging decency in different parts of town. Some of them are old enough to be dealt with by the United