Arizona republican., 1907-08-13

that institution on August 6. The
 manner of his escape is not known. Valenzuela was sentenced from this county a little more than q year ago, | having been found guilty of burglar | iZing the Manila saloon. He was an old offender and a dangerous man. Though rather under medium of size
 he was of marvellous strength so that it usually required a half dozen off
 cers to handle him.
 POLICE COURT-Frank Marshall. for the second time within a week. was
 arrested for drunkenness and sent to jail for three days. Lucas Leon. also
 arrested for drunkenness. being an old offender. was given five days and has lanother day to serve on an old sen tence which he lodged. Martin Glib
 lin, arrested for drunkenness. said it
 was merely an accident. He had been so long without liquor that when he slipped a little of it it went to his head and he was drunk before he knew it He is a mechanic, has his tools with
 him and said he would surely make no
 more trouble if given a chance. He was fined $3 and his sentence sus- pended. James Hinton had q similar story tO tell but admitted it was not the first time he had been arrested for drunkenness. though he never harmed anybody but himself. He was fined g.
 and paid it. Harry Thompson. arrest cd for vagrancy. admitted his impe- cunious condition but said. he had a
 job waiting for him. and only for that
 he would have moved on to Prescott. The job story was badly dissipated by other witnesses. He was fined ten
 days but was told that if he really de-
 sired to go on to Prescott. he would be given a chance to make his escape
 providing he improved it at once Mi
 guel Martinez. who was arrested for
 drunkenness. made his getaway
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed
 in tn office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Radial Bearing Co: capital stock. Sl l.0O0. 900; incorporators, Wm. J.
 Brewer. His l.. Peirson. w. $. Paffen-
 berger. II. A. Seiner: Modos Oil and
 Development Co; capital, stock $I.-
 50O.O00: incorDorators H. G. Betts. c.
 E. Daniels, B. C. Mayo; Massey Gold
 Mining Co, capital stock $50. 900: in A Il. J more, Charles Campbell: A. C. Kellogg. .O. Smith, s. A. Pawley. Dan Van Wagenen; Consolidated Machine Co. and Iron Works. capital stock $5,000,- "G0: incorpOrators Lloyd E. Christy. Harry Kay. J. J. Riggs. J. $. Jenckes. r. w. W. Potter; St. Paul and Pacific Timber Syndicate; capital stock $3,- 100000; incorporates. Bryan R. Don. C. H. Green. J. H. Mitchell.
 THE MULE CAME BACk.-Jus- tice Kyle had large consignment Of the sinful before him yesterday rang ing in sinfulness from felony down to Simon-Dure jag. James Pogue about two years ago. it is alleged. con fiscated a mule from an Indian by the name of Juan Manuel and naught has been seen of that mule, till a few days ago. Pogue came riding by the Pima reservation and the Indian and some of the Indians friends immediately re- membered the mule as one of their old acquaintances. They came along to town and had Pogue arrested and he will be arraigned today at 3 D. m. Francisco Ruiz together with some other hilarious jags. were arrested near Lees ranch. Ruiz intoxication took on special form of brutality and he severly beat with q broomstick, a little girl, whose cries aroused the neighbors. They immediately sent in complaint for the arrest of Ruiz. He was given SIP fine. and q warning Rafalo Moreno for spree, was sepa- rated from g.. Louis Chappara. An geio Castello. Francisco Alvarez. An tonic Duron and Frank Kennedy for being drunk and disorderly. were fined each 8 and committed.