Arizona republican., 1907-07-30
OF LOCAL
INTEREST,

| COMING SOON-lt Is eNpecteu Una
r. A. Fowler, who is now in Chicago
will be home sometime this week.
ANNUAL REPORT-E. f. Kirkland
! territorial treasurer has finished hi:
annual report. for submission to tbs
governor.
GONE TO NEW YORk-Harry S
Creighton and wife left Saturday nigh
| for New York city which will be theil
home for the present.
| SOMETHING NEW The lates
thing in the insurance line in Phoeni'
is called automobile insurance, lately
added to the business Of Marshall. Kay
and Co. This is not an insurance tina
the pedestrian will not have to keel
out "A weather eye for autos. nor to pay
for broken limbs and smashed heads
1t is simply to cover losses by fire
theft of part or whole, and a few Other
accidents that may happen to the ma
| chine while in the hands of the trans
portation company.
RETURNED FROM VACATION
DR.. ID. l.. Conner and s. l.. Easterline
returned yesterday from a few days
vacation at Iron Springs.
JOINED THE COlONY-Mrs
Frank Alkire and mother and children
have gone to Iron Springs for the re-
mainder of the summer.
A FEW DAYS IN PHOENix-Dr
Dysart went To Iron Springs Saturday
and returned home yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. Dysart and daughter
who will spend few days in Phoenix
before returning to the cool resort.
READY FOR WAR-Rev. Harvey
NJ. Shields of Bisbee. chaplain Of the
First regiment. y. C A.. arrived here
yesterday that he might be on hand
early this morning To report to his
regimental commander for duty. He
will be with the troops when they
leave by special train this morning for
Camp Brodie.
NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of
the following corporations We're filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
terday: SearchliGht Red Butte Mining
Co; capital stock. s1.00O.O00: incorppr-
ators. Bascom a. Stephens. Charles +.
Ballow;; Gold cord Gold Mining Co.
capital; stock. 100000: incOrporat-
ors. Thomas MarioneauX. Clyde Z. Mil
Ter. a. ]. Davis: Postal Stamping Ma
chine Co.: Capital stock. 100000; in
cOrporators. Fred r. 5. DitmaTs. Ashly
WOodson, Willard Il. Rambo; Pontiac
Mining and Milling Co: capital stock.
sl.5O0.000: incorporators. Lysander
Cassidy. George KirlaRi; Leonina Con-
solidated Mining Co.: capital stock.
$1,000, 900; incorporators. NJ. A. Law
son. George II. Carver. Walling w.
Van Wrinkle: Crider Lead and Flour
spar Mining Co; capital stock. $780,
900; incoroOrators. c. J. Judkins. ]. j.
Raucher. f Newkirk. Y. ]. Board
man; Naniwa Lead and Zinc Co; cap
ital stock, $25O.OO0: incorporators
John w. Carver. VIM. c. Gibbons
George F. Poulser.
81 POLICE REcORD-The brickyard
having shut down for a few days on
account OF the rain and the ditch
gangs being busily employed Sunday
in making urgent repairs. there was
but small contingent of the wine bib
bling working class in the city for
Sunday celebration. AS result there
was but one arrest for drunkenness
Jose SECURE. who was sentenced yes
terday by Recorder Thomas to a three
dollar fine. Yesterday afternoon Mar
shall Moore arrested Sarah Johnson in
a house between Sixth and Seventh
streets in the southern part of town.
and Mexican. both being drunk Sa-
rah Johnson said she was ethnologi-
cally Pima Maricopa lady and that
her home was near MaricOpa. where
she resided with her father. brothers
and sisters. her mother being dead.
She said she came over last-Wednes-
day to have good time here and was
getting along quite famOusly until the
officer interferred. She was not a
stranger here. having attended the In
dian school a couple of years after n
preliminary course at Sacaton. The
officer at first suspected the Mexican
of furnishing the liquor which made
them both drunk. Sarah says n Mex
lean woman was the bootlegger. II
the guilty party can be located the
case will be turned over to the federal
authorities.
THE PROSECUTING WITNESS
the case against John
Banulck and Carlos Kitto. two Indians
who were arrested Saturday charged
with an attempt to make a criminal
assault on the wife of Juan Bravo. the
Mrs. Bravo. was not sufficient to war
rant Justice Kyle in binding the young
men over TO the grand jury. BY the
testimony addJced. one of the Indians.
Carlos KistO. while the other stayed
outside. went into the home of Bravo.
through the rear door. and placed his
hand on Mrs. Bravo's shoulder while
she was engaged in sewing. As he
approached from behind her back. she
was naturally frightened at his sud-
den appearance. and fled from him
into the field where her husband was
working The Indian followed and
talked with her and Juan. but the lat
ter with the assistance of two other
Mexicans brought the Indians to jail.
The Indians denied any intent to COM
nit crime and il did not appear
from the story of the woman that
there had been such intent. Carlos
Kisto was given a $40 fine on a mis-
demeanor charge and the other Indian
was released. Both of the Indians had
been students at the Indian school.
The arrav OF the unroghteous yester-
dav before Justice Kyle numbered
Andy Rosa. who paid five dollars;
John Recce. for drunkenness. was as
sessed seven dollars and given time to
pay. Frank Gonzales on a similar
charge received a fine of five days and
Adolfo- Serivin the same. Tom Muir