Arizona republican., 1896-01-29

Director Hersey of the New Mexico
 weather bureau station at Santa Fe
 issues each month very neat maga- zine, in which are not only noted all interesting meteorological points, but valuable data is given as to New Mex ican climate, soil and products.
 Tucson Star: The post at Huachuca was reinforced yesterday by the ar rival of two companies from the north. The transfer of troops was not made on account of the necessity of a strong CT force, but just the result of an ar tistic notion to break the monotony of color at the post. The new companies are white.
 Joe Cotton of Los Angeles desires through The Republican to challenge Jim Flynn, who now claims the mid dleweight championship of the south west. Cotton claims the belt by virtue of his defeat of Mccoy in Albuquerque and will match Flynn in Williams, Phoenix or elsewhere for any stakes that may suit Flynn.
 Phoenix yesterday was on the edge of storm, and for a few minutes er- ratio breezes reused the long dormant dust. But the rain only materialized to the extent of few drops At Mar icopa there was heavy fall of rain and along the Southern Pacific ma terial degree of precipitation was re- ported from several points
 At nQ time since it's inception has there been doubt as to the entire suc- cess of the musicale to be given Friday night at the residence of Mrs. Clark Churchill, but the sale of tickets thus far has pleasantly. surprised the en- ergetic committee of ladies having the affair in charge, and the sum to be realized toward the Episcopal church funds will assuredly be large.
 Prescott Courier: Contractor Gates completed a cyanide tank for Dr. Pent- land yesterday, which will be shipped to Wickenburg, where the doctor has secured lot of tailings from an old time mine, and is working them by the cyanide process. The cyanide process has proven very successful on the Vul- ture taiings at Wickenburg, which are being worked ihy Helm Bros.
 Tempe News: A few weeks ago D. R. Brigham of this place while hunt ing with a party of friends in the Mogollon mountains, succeeded in killing a couple of deer. A pair of antlers and some of the venison were brought here by Mr. Brigham and on Saturday night complaint was filed against him in Justice o. c. Smiths court charging him with violating the territorial game law. This morning he gave cash bond of $10O for his ap- pearance.
 In the recorders office yesterday were filed articles of incorporation of the Vuiture Extension Mining com pany, the incorporators named being Joseph c. Mckee, William c. Davis and C. W. Wright, the two last named being well known residents of Tucson. The offices of the incorporation are to be at Vulture, Maricopa county, and at Chicago. Capitalization is for S5,- 100000, with shares of $1 each The company has secured control of sev- eral mining claims adjacent to the or iginal Vulture and design their devel- opment.
 The famous A. o. U. W. case which came from Dubuque county, wherein the state branch of the A. o. U w. undertakes to enjoin the local or Ma tional branch from using the title A. o. U. w., was decided in favor of the latter. The court holds that the state organization abandoned all claims to the name by it's own action, or failure to act The court below is reversed. Judge Husted of the court at Dubuque seemed to base his rulings on a for mer decision of the supreme court, disregarding the fact that the statute under which the decision is made is obsolete.
 Prescott Courier: Captain Schind- Ter yesterday received telegram from Hon. W. J. Bryan at Phoenix stating that he would not be able to stop here and speak. Of course this is a great disappointment to our people. A good many citizens will without doubt visit the train to shake hands with the great advocate of the rights of the masses: It may be that he will de- liver short address from his car. This paper is informed that F. M Murphy has said that should the northbound train arrive on time the same will be held for twenty minutes at the Prescott depot to enable our people to shake hands with the Hon. w. J. Bryan.
 Albuquerque Citizen: Joe Barnett, of the St. Elmo, returned last night with over $3,0OO of El Paso money in his clothes He wnn s3 6OO at faro hut lost on the pigeon shoot with John H.. Behan. The shoot was for $200 a side Behan brought down IA and Barnett 13 out of possible 20, low record for Barnett. Joe will be the center of at traction for some time to come. as a number of his friends want to get tips on faro. MT. Barnett states that the prize-fight will likely come off in the bull ring in Juarez. Strangers are al ready crOWding info RI Paso He