Arizona republican., 1906-02-06

tried to ship a consignment of or anges to $. s. Scull. wno was then at Globe. By the time the shipment reached there the oranges were so de- cayed as to be unfit for use. The pe- tition seeks the recovery of $500 for the oranges thus lost and $115.2O freight charges, which had heen paid. Enough more is asked for damages to bring the total to $650
 w. c. T. U. MEETING-The regular meeting of the Womans Christian Temperance union will be held at the nome of Mrs. John Wix Thomas. 1926 West Washington street, Tuesday af- tenoOn al half past two Members of the board of directors will meet at half past one. Those in town wishing to attend may take the West Washing ton street car to the railroad.
 HOUSE NUMBERlNG-The work of correcting the numbers on the houses in the city and placing new ones where they are needed is advanc- ing very satisfactorily. Vim, DOheney, who is thus engaged, has completed all the additions to the city and is now working on the old original townsite. There is comparatively little to do in the main part of town, which has been more carefully looked after by house. holders, so that three or four days will probably see the work finished up.
 A BRIGADE OF THEM--Ye esterday was almost a record breaker in the court of Justice Burnett. The forenoon was spent in lining up disturbers of the day and night before. II. Voiglan- der was charged with carrying con
 cealed weapons and disturbing the peace It was brought out that the weapon was a revolver. which was not | sT 1E.1 at all. but Voiglander was carrying it in his hand. He said he was on the way to sell it. He was dismissed as to this charge, but he was fined $7 for disturbance of the peace. Jose Mendo- za was fined S7 and E. Madran was sent to jail for seven days. In the case of F. Nunez, for disturbance of the peace, sentence was suspended. J. Valenzuela. Y. Alvarez and r. Nalenc cia were all committed for seven days. Other prisoners were either fined or sent to jail.
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county record CT yesterday: American Consolidated Power company. capital stock $25,- O00, ,O00, incorporatOrs, l.. T. Smith. J. Mason. and s. L. Tmgley; Santa Anita
  capital stock. $5,OOO.0O0, incCrporators, V. Robinson, F. W. Brown. and T. Hurley; The Eureka Coal company. capital stock. $1O.OOO,OO0. incOrporators. R. Dabes. T. F. Smith, and T. II. Sea | ly; Cherocreek oil and Gas Develop ment company. capital stock, $1,000,- 900. incorporators. D. A. Coulter. C. A. Thompson. and H. NJ Hockman; Man haitian Nevada Gold Mines company capital stock, $5.OOO,0OO, incorporators, G. Terbush, c. A. Holste and k. P Antron; Nevada Copper company, cap ital stock. S2.O0O.0OO. incorpOrators, w. K Robinson, C. :. Wi!lSe, and J. r. Keelyn; The West Butte Mining com pany, capital stock. $2.500.000. incor- porators, w. N. Keller. A. l.. Dee and J. L. Porter; Consolidated Mines and Milling com pany. capital stock S3.0O0,- 900, incorporators, A. L. Frazer and F. B. Hamilton; Kansas Goldfield Min ing and Milling company. capital stock. s7OO. 900. incorporators, J. F. Brown, J. B. Callen and J. U. Grant; Manhattan