Arizona republican., 1907-12-12
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IT COST S-Anicio Garcia was be- | fore Justice Johnstone yesterday. | charged with disturbing the peace of Tomas Talimente. He was fined g.. A NEVADA vISlTOR.-J. R. Post
 arrived yesterday from Fallon. Nevada
 and win spend a. short vacation with Frank T. Tough in this city. SKATE AND DANCE.-Beginning on Friday evening at Dreamland skat- ing rink, there will be skating from ' o'clock to 9, after which the floor will be devoted to dancing which will con- tinue till II o'clock.
 MNEELY IMPROVlNG.-J. D. Me- Neely. the Santa Fe freight agent. who was injured few days ago was sufficiently improved yesterday 10 render possible his removal from the Sisters hospital to his home on Sixth avenue.
 A BIG DRAFT.-Clerk Thomas of the board Of supervisors, believes that
 the coyote is about to become an ex- tinct animal. O. T. Watson came in yesterday with the skins of thirty six of the tribe and received in exchange an order on the treasury for /$36. The coyotes were all killed by shooting south of Tempe.
 A SUIT TO ESTABLISH STATUS. Suit was begun in district court yes terday by Thompson Walker. Mary Walker and Denver Holmesley against Celeste Baker and others to find out precisely how all the parties stand with reference to a tract of land lying on the south side The rights of none or the parties are disputed and the court is asked to adjudicate them.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Southwestern Loan Co, capi- tai stock $5O.OOO; incorporators. Guy G. WOodn. Nellie Woodin. Evan w. Thomas. Centerfreze Ice Co. capital stock. SlO.0OO.OOO; incorporators. Ly- sander Cassidy. George Kirkland. Near Steel Co. capital stock, S2,500.- OO0; inc6rporators. Harry Chapman. N. Burrell. George W. Kennedy.
 NEW LAW FlRMS-D. H. Pinney and Judge Langston have entered into a partnership for the practice of law They will have offices in the Creighton block. where MT Langston has been established for some years. or ever since his retirement from the office of probate judge. Judge Pinney has been a resident of Phoenix ever since his retirement from the bench of the district court several years ago. Word has been received of a new law part nership in Bisbee by which Allen R. English. one of the best known prac- titioners of the territory and Thomas D. Bennett. formerly of Phoenix, have become associated.
 THE VlRGINIAN.-"The Virginian" with w. $. Hart and Frank Campeau. comes to the Doris Theatre on Janu- ary 25th. Few dramas of American plains life give such a realistic and ac- curate picture of the far west in the early days as that presented by the stage version of owen Wisters now famous romance, 'The Virginian." The vir.lity and power of the original TO- nance have been transferred to the play and>the necessary atmosphere of Wyoming territorial days cleverly add ed in such manner as to give strength to presentation. The announcement of its appearance here in the near future with w. $. Hart and Frank Campeau heading a strong cast. is most inter- esting.
 THE FIGHTER FINED.-Tomas Talamanto and Francisco TaIamantO were yesterday brought into Justice Kyle's court on the complaint of B. Garcia who alleged that they had forced him into a pugilistic combat. naming Tomas as the aggressor. The testimony introduced was considerably mixed and twisted. Mrs. Tomas claim ed when she was a hundred or more feet away she heard Garcia call her husband an unprintable name while those standing near the scrappers were either deaf for the time being or their memory served them badly or the word was notspoken. The fight occurred in blacksmith shop over some work After hearing the case Justice Kyle released one of the Talamantos and sent the other, Tomas. to jail for sev- en days.
 AMATEUR HORSE STEAlING-A Mexican who came in from Glendale yesterday for medicine for his family. reported to the police that while he was in the drug store some one stole his horse and buggy from the hitching rack near the court house. At the same time. another Mexican reported that he had just seen q Mexican girl driving an outfit of that description to the noodle emporium in Chinatown. The marshal recovered the rig and the girl told him she got. it of a Mexican who brought t to her fathers house and told her she could use it and that he was still at her fathers house. A policeman was sent after the Mexican and brought him to jail. He said he got the outfit O: another Mexican. He Was held over night anyway to give the owner of the rig a chance to come in and begin any action he might care to. or furnish proof of a crime. It is not believed the man intended to steal the rig, but oni.- to drive the horses around town while and then hitch