Arizona republican., 1907-07-16

the people OF tne outlying ulStrlclS ana
Phoenix as well. A great many who
may wish to make purchases in this
city can do so and return home the
| same day, having four hours here. in
which time great deal of business
may be transacted. The new train is
necessitated by the increase in traffic
along the line and the boom in the
mining districts adjacent. and the
! prospects of future developments.
NEW CORPORATIONS. - Pacific
Manufacturing and Development Co.
capital stock s1.000.000; incorporators
I F. ]. Flynn, l. r. Keough; Dona Phebe
/ Mining and Milling Co, capital stock
/ $1,000, 900; incorporators, Z. II. Yae-
ger, w. ]. Downing; Mizpah Copper
| King Mining Co.; capital stock ST.,
! 600, 900; = incorporators James Wilson,
| w. E. Young. c. c. Shelter; Barbar-
osa Mining Co; capital stock 100000;
incorporators A H Topper, Joseph NJ.
Longnichel G. W. Weik, Charles
Richenbach, Edgar sharp; Square
Deal Mining and Milling Co. capital
! stock 100000; incorporators. Louis
l. Gibbs. ]. Neil Cox. Bert Z. Nc
Laughlin; Yukon Basin Gold Dredging
! Co; capital stock. $4,000, 900; incor-
porators VIM. Orgiville, b. Il. Ralph,
G. W. Clawson; ORC Grande Mining
! and Milling Co, capital stock $1,000
] 900; incorporators, J. r. Price, j. II.
Thomas; Vel Veer Hair Tonic Co. cap
| itai stock sl,200,0OO; incorporators
Andrew Weigard. Charles VIE
gard, Harry +. Parkhurst: La
reda Mining Co, capital stock $780,
! 900; incorporators c. G. Brewster. ].
j. Haynes. w. II. Banks, l.. ]. Chisten,
R. w. Robinson; Merino Mining Co.
capital stock. 100000; incorporators
| Geo. Barkhard. Chr. Passie, Rudolph
Lusch; The Platinum and Gold Co,
capital stock $1,000, 900: incorporators,
! isaac Deering. Robert H. Ogilire.
FIGHTS AND FIREWATER-M
Ruiz was arraigned in Judge Kyles
court yesterday for fighting and sent
to the cellar for five days. Jose Mar
tinez and Jose Garcia We're separated
from five dollars each in cash and
Francisco Duron. Frank Bird and Juan
Milendez were placed in Jail for five
days for partaking of too much fire
water.
TO SEE GRAND cANYoN.-Perry
/ Munger and sister Miss Elsie and Miss
/ Caroline Connell and several others Of
this city will compose a party who Will
I leave in a few days on an overland trip
to the Grand Cannon. and will be
I gone about two months enjoying the
scenery and camping along the way.
BUCKEYE CANAL SUPERIN-
TENDENT.-Henry Wilky yesterday
/ left for Buckeye where he has been
4 appointed superintendent of the Buck
eye Canal by the Buckeye Irrigation
/ company, at salary of $50 per
month NJ. Wiki has had a great
deal of experience in the handling of
/ irrigation water and it is believed will
/ prove a valuable man to the Buckeye
/ farmers.
FRIDAY EVENING CONCERTS. -
! The Industrial Liberty band has ar
I ranged to hold its weekly concerts reg
ularly every Friday night hereafter on
the city plaza, beginning at $50
| o'clock
DEATH OF BROTHER.-J. L. r.
win Yesterday received the sad news of
the death of his brother c. w. Irwin,
| in Oregon. The announcement came
as quite shock for he had up to very
recently been in his usual good health.
/ SOAS WAhb ilhi
| nv Kavs will leave today for the coast
to remain during the rest of the sum-
mer. Mrs. George ]. Smith will go to
San Diego to visit during the next two
months.
FORMER EMPLoYE.-Benj. Co.
rey, a former citizen of Phoenix, VINO
was killed at Manchester. Cal. yester-
day, is we'll known to Geo. II. y.
Luhrs of the Commercial. who says
that Corey was employed at the hotel
by him from April 1887 to October
1891. He came here in an early day.
| when stage lines were the mode of
transportation.
FORMER PHoENicIAN IN A
WRECK.-James A. Robinson, who
was for five years well known and
popular young man Of this city and
employed with the Maricppa creamery,
was severely injured in a street car
accident at Clarksburg. West Virginia,
Sunday, July 18th, and sister who ac-
companied him, as result of her In
juries died a few DAYS ego. The sad
intelligence was conveyed to friends
here by a telegram Sunday morning,
and a paper received today annOunc-
ing the sisters death. Mr. Robinson
and three sisters We're in the car
running between Fairmont, their home
and Clarksburg, and. b. some cause
unknown. the car was thrown off the
track. turned over and sixteen peo-
pie injured. Two Of the sisters OF
Mr. Robinson escaped with few inju-
ries, but the other. Miss Margaret
May, was pinned and crushed under
the wreck, and 1t was necessary tc
saw the wreckage apart before She
could be released. The young lady
never regained consciousness, and diet
three DAYS later in a hospital. Mr.
Robinson had his shoulder crushed anC
one arm broken, ard for a time II wa:
, feared that amputation would be nee
. essary, but advices Yesterday stated
that il would not be. He is still in the
hospital but improving. There are ;
number of people residents of Phoeni'
who came here from the same town
: and are old acquaintances of Mr.. Rob
inson. among whom are Clarence
Glascock, and r. c. and Charles Ice
: the latter now being in the east on
visit.