Arizona republican., 1906-07-28
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 CONDEMNED TO DEATH-The police have two stray horses that arc of advanced age, of no apparent use to the world and presumably of little use to themselves The humane officer has inspected them and condemned them to death unless somebody comes and claims them instanter.
 THE HENSHAW SUIT-An execu- tion for costs in the suit of A. L. Hen shaw and others. minority stockhold- CTS of the north side canals was is- sued yesterday against the Salt River Valley the Maricopa and the Grand Canal companies. This suit was insti- tuted about twelve years ago and has been in all of the courts of the terri l tory. The main issue has not yet been decided.
 CALLED AWAY BY ILLNESS Water Commissioner Frank P. Trott left last night for Los Angeles, called l by the illness of Mrs. Trott who is spending the summer there. She was in bad health at the time she left Phoenix and lately, though her condi- tion is not serious, she has grown worse. Mir Trott will shortly return to the city.
 A COUNTRY RIDE - Engineers Parish and Reed took a little pleasure jaunt in the country yesterday to en- joy the glorious sunshine and absorb the healthful ozone of the desert. In-' cidentally they took along apparatus for measuring the water in the Ari- zona canal at Evergreen and for re- pairing the government telephone line in the rough spots where the messages seem to stick.
 HE WAS TOUCHED FOR EVERY THlNG-A Kelvin mining man night before last was the victim of about as comprehensive a robbery as was ever committed in a civilized community. He brought enough money with him to enable him to have good time and he set about in his way to have it. He visited the tenderloin district and engaged a room there. When he arose yesterday morning there was little of his belong ngs except himself. His pocketbook containing $6O was gone and so were his shoes and his hat
 BASEBALL AT THE FAIR-A movement is already under way to get up a good big purse for a baseball tournament at the territorial fair It has been shown that this feature of the territorial fair at Albuquerque Is one of the strongest drawing cards of that annual gathering. and it also receives more and wider advertising than any other. It has been proposed to raise a stake of from $500 to $2OOO. which 1t is thought, will bring some good teams to Phoenix. There is little doubt that such a stake could be raised easily.
 UNION SERVICES AT PREsBY- TERRAIN CHURCH-The union ser vices will be held in the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 1O:3O a. m. and D. m. Rev. Orville Coates will preach the sermon at both services. There 1 will be special music by a quartet and the morning offertory solo, Come 1 Unto Me" (Coenen). sung by Miss Laura Maud Cooley. Evening Offertory solo. "The Homeland" by Miss Adel- 1 phi Etter. The Sunday schools of the | First Methodist, Baptist and Presby- | terian churches will be held at 9:3O a. m. and the various young peoples | meetings at ' o'clock in the various churches. Remember the morning | preaching service begins at 1O:SO sharp.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs- of the following corporations were filed \ in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Anderson Mining com pany. capital stock 1000. 900, incorpo- II rators Emil Anderson, Brick Anderson, c. W. Lindquist, O. BoFkman. William c. Anderson. John Wilson. w. F. Nor mandy and A. D. Fletcher Jr.; Lilo Nada Mica company. capital stock Il $6OO.00O. incorporators F. A. Woodford. Y E. NJ. Maxwell and Fred F. Mansfield; II Nelson Consolidated Copper company, II capital stock $1,50O,OOO, incorporators John A. Hassen. John s. Cook and Robert G. Withers; Copperopolis Min ing company. capital stock s5OO.OOO. II Clifton B. Jordan, Wal ter R. Jordan. Willard U. Taylor. Il George Hipwood and Myran c. Taylor. Il
 THE GARRETT INQUEST-Thel \ inquest on the body of James Garrett, Il who died suddenly at the Star lodging II house on Thursday evening, was con- cluded before Acting Coroner Burnett yesterday morning. It was found that Garretts death had resulted from al- coholism complicated by heat. Lin B. | Orme. for whom he had been working, | said that he had been with him about | fourteen months and in that time had done no drinking. A few days ago MT. Orme paid him $1S4 and he came ! to town. He had s25 at the time of his death. It is said that he has a | chest containing a lot of carpenters | tools and other property somewhere | in town but the property has so far not been located. If the whereabouts | of it were made known to the authori- ties Garrett's body would be saved from the pOtter's field. This recalls | that a search is being made for the effects of Charles Pipkin, who died suddenly a few days ago. It is known that he left a valise containing his pension papers somewhere
 A FEARFUL ACcIDENT-Fifteen minutes after 12 o'clock last Friday at the Coronado mine a terrible acc!- dent happened in which three men lost