Arizona republican., 1906-08-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

license was issued yesterday to Am
 brocio Flores and Carmen Espinosa.
 UNION SERVICES union ser
 vice will be held at the First Metho-
 dist church on Sunday morning and
 evening at 10:3O and o'clock. Sunday
 school at 9:3O at the churches.
 THE COUNTY FAIR COMMIS- SlONERS-The entire list of county commissioners for the coming territo-
 rial fair has been made up by the fair commission. The information of the
 last of the appointments came yester-
 day. Ben Schuster will represent
 Apache county, J. c. Hechtman, Gila county. Anson Smith, Mohave county and B. J. Whiteside, Santa Cruz county
 ARIZONA GUN CLUB SHOOT
 Tucson are already arranging for the annual meeting of the Arizona Gun Club. All indications point to a big at tendance from over the territory. Three of the prizes have already been
 announced. The Ithaca Gun company
 will give a $70 shot gun. F. Ronstadt 1 company, 1000 chilled shot shells and
 two prizes to be named later by the | Smith Sporting Goods company.
 BOX CANYON PLATS-Richard Drane. chief draughtsman in the office
 of the Southern Pacific at Tucson. ar rived in the city yesterday morning to
 make copies of county plats of the country in the vicinity of Box Can yOn. They are to be used in the liti-
 gatiOn between the Phoenix and East
 ern and the Arizona Eastern over that disputed territory. MT. Drane made
 tracings and blue prints of the plats and left last night for Tucson.
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 Walker arrived in the city from Iron Springs yesterday morning feeling bet ter than he had felt for months after a stay of only two weeks there In his opinion there is no other place so rest ful and mvigorating. When MT. Wal ker went there he was almost broken down by work following the earth ] quake and fire in San Francisco. and | by his constant attention to many matters in which he is interested in various parts Of the country
 NO RACE HORSE OWNER-A tel ! egram was received at this office yes- | terday from Banker T. N Porter of ! Globe, asking for the correction Of a statement that he had bought race | horse. He added that he had never | owned one in his life and would not i accept one as a gift. He dislikes the notoriety that attaches to the owner ] ship of a race horse. MT. Porter cer- | tainly misunderstood the statement of ! The Republican regarding the pur- i chase of ''The Mormon" for him. It
 was especially mentioned that the horse | was a road horse and not a race horse. though he has developed good speed. THEY CAUGHT HIM AT LAST Deputy United States Marshal Mooney arrived in the city yesterday from Gfla Bend with Alejandro Romero. charged with selling liquor to Charley Money. Papago Indian. The officer and his prisoner were accompanied by Ranger 1 Epperson and F. $. Dillon, witnesses for the government. Dillon is the pro prietOr of a saloon at Gila Bend one day he sold two bottles of whisky to Romero. He had been suspected of trafficking with the Indians and Ep- person, who saw him leave the saloon followed him. He first met another Mexican, and they went on until they fell in with the Indian, who was evi- dently waiting for them. After they had had time Co transfer the liquor.
 Epperson took the Indian into custody and found one of the bottles in his | possession.
 1 A FIERCE RUNAWAY-A runaway last evening shortly after SIX o'clock
 caused considerable excitement. in the i downtown section. A driver of a Flu
 reka Dairy wagon, Frank Baum, had ! left it standing hitched back of the 1 creamery station between First and l Second avenues. It became frightened and ran to First avenue From there | it ran to Adams street and east to l Center. south on Center to Jefferson
 and west 10 Third avenue. On third
 avenue it turned north, ran to Van Buren and west on that thoroughfare
 to Fifth avenue. In an attempt to turn
 a corner it collided with a tree. One
 wheel of the wagon was torn off and
 the bed of the wagon was badly splin- i tered and broken. The team, when the l wheel caught on the tree broke loose
 and ran for short distance when it was stopped.
 NEW ATIoNS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the offices of the county recorder yesterday: San Andeas Development
 company. capital stock, 5O.OOO, incor- poTators, M J. Powers F. A. Powers and F. M. Schooley; Colorado Mill
 Shelter and Power company capital
 stock. $2,000,OO0, incorporators. Henry B. Clifford, Maude M. Clifford and Ed
 ward N. DarIin; The Nevada Invest
 ment company, capital stock, $2,OOO. 900.
 incorporators, John Williams. A. A.
 Heer and n. c. Cone; The Gold Range
 Consolidated Mining company, capital
 stock, $1,2500O0, incorporatOrs, C. D