Arizona republican., 1907-07-23

get money enough to go home on the
 cushions and with little money, as | his folks do not know of his record,
 and he wishes to keep it quiet and not apply to them for aid. Mir Irwin has
 replied saving he would see what he could do for him, as the fellow appears 1 to want to get a new start in life.
 AN ACClDENT.-Mrs. George Bos- ton and another lady. accompanied by 1 four children. were the victims of an accident Saturday night which, while | it did not result in any injuries to
 the party. was very distressing at the
 time. They were driving along the Tempe road. and when near the place of F.. NJ. Messer. the horse fell. injur- ing itself and in it's efforts rise, dam ! aged the buggy to a considerable ex- tent. MT. Messer came to the rescue and assisted them to town.
 CHINESE CASE CONTINUED. - i The case of Hom Wo Chung. charged with being unlawfully in the country. was before Commissioner Johnstone. Evidence on the part of the govern | ment was put in, but on account of the absence of Judge Baker, counsel , for the Chinaman, the case was con ! tinued until next Saturday. Hom Wo ! Chung was arrested in Prescott. but ! at the instance of the office of the | United States attorney. he was brought | here for trial.
 AN ACCUMULATION OF THE i SlNFUl.-P. Lugo was before Justice : Johnstone yesterday on Fl charge of { drunkenness and disturbance of the
 peace. He had been found in a helpless { condition. obstructing the entrance to [ the Salvation Army barracks. partly
 naked. and plastered with mud, which ] looked as if it had been put on by some practical joker with the design ! of covering his nakedness. He was
 sent to jail for five days Ramon ! Garcia, for the theft of an assortment of shirts and some blankets. was sent ! to jail for twenty days. T. q. Perry for drunkenness paid fine of SC. l Francisco Chavez and Augustin Ma zon, who had committed ordinary | breaches of the peace. each got five days. MadelenO Castillo. charged with petty larceny in the robbing of Ben Palmer. pleaded not guilty. A similar plea was entered by Mariana Cordo-
 Va. charged with similar offense.
 I NEW DECORATIONS. -A Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county re- | corder yesterday: Magdalena Mining Co; capital stock s2oOO,0 ,00O; incorpo-
 ratofs F. A Garetson. J. S Hurst, P. Morse, w. R. Guy. Bullfrog Consoli- dated Mining Co, capital stock. g. 100000; incorporators. l. M. Park. V.
 Perkins, Harry R. Bradstreet. Julius lur at-I TpV..N NTAlf FLs-
 heart Mining and Milling Co., capital
 stock s250,O0O; incorporators, Charles
 F. Selleck. Fred D. Sibber. N. Witmer;
 Pachuca Mining and Milling Co. cap
 ital stock s50O.O00: incorporators
 Abram Stone, Hyman Dominitz. Lee ! Helham; Keystone Iron Ore and Gran
 ite Co, capital stock s125.OO0 incorpo- { ratofs Beni. C. Hook. Thomas H. I.ackland, J. NJ. Raber; Arizona Idaho ! Extraction Co. capital stock s500,O0O; l incorporators w. A. Wages. F. H. i Browne, R. B. Petty, R. R. Hammond.
 J. F. Barnes, c. D. Tindle; Morgan Shaw Mining and Milling Co; capital stock, s1,0O0,O0O; incorporators. F. w. Bernard, Jacob MarstOn. s. w. Shaw; Kunzel Smelling and Refining and Power Co; capital stock s5.0O0.0OO; | incorporators. Charles H. Emerson,
 Patrick NJ. Culling, Michael O'Malley;
 Cerro de ora Mining Co. capital stock
 $1.500, 900; incorpoTators w. g.. Wat
 son, H. G. Williamson; Greek Chief
 Goldfield Mining Co. capital stock s1.-
 100000; incorpOrators, Duncan McNee,
 Michael Page. B s. Taylor.
 CRITTENTON HOME-Mrs. Broad book. matron of the Crittenton Home has returned from a two weeks cam paign trip in Globe, which she reports was very fruitful of desirable results.