Arizona republican., 1899-03-29

jail officers thought they would ignore
 her, but they didn't. They couldn't Mrs Aube's proximity was never forgotten for an instant. Her outcry and drumming on the wall aroused the other prisoners. l though separated from her by several iron doors. Something had to be done, and the doctor was sent for. He gave her a hypodermic injection of some thing that acted like a stroke of pa ralysis. It didn't put her to sleep, or otherwise render her unsconcious. It must have been strong dose. The tattoo ceased and Mrs. Aube lay limp as rag. She was madder than ever on account of her helplessness, but could give expression to her out ragged feelings only by cursing in whisper. The tight iron door was closed and an enforced, but peaceful silence enwrapped the jail. Justice Johnstone fined Mrs. Aube $6 yester- day
 FINALLY BONDED IT-W. E. Deity, the mining expert, left lasl night for the Osborne copper property near Wickenburg. MT Deity has been instrumental in bonding the property to Indiana capitalists and he will take charge of the development. Will liam Osborne has owned this copper proposition for eighteen years, most of which time he has been the sole owner He has endeavored during that period to effect a sale but was never before willing to bond it. Not a greatSdeal Of development has been done. There are two shafts, one ninety-four feet deep ! and the other sixty feet. It is esti- mated that it will require shaft be- 1 tween 300 and 400 feet deep to pierce 1 the gosson cap. The nearest water is 1 ovec twenty miles distant and the !. present operators have abandoned the | idea of piping it. They believe that | a good supply of water will be avail able when the base is reached.
 ON A PROSPECTING TOUR. II Frank Mitchell and Newton Evans of | Kansas City, and J. c. Dob5ins will | leave this morning on tour of in yestigatinn of the mineral resources of the country west of the VUlture. They returned a few days ago from a visit to the Castle Creek country. They had an accident 50 unusual that they regarded it as q piece of good luck They discovered that a nut had i been lost from the end Of one of the aXles. They concluded that the loss must be recent, for it seemed incon- ceivable that the wheel should remain
 
 road with nothing to hold it. They went back and surveyed the ground carefully. They followed the road back four miles and concluding that the nut had been thrown clear off the roadway they gave it up and going back to their wagon secured the wheel to the axle with wire and made their way to Frog Tanks. The next morning they asked man who came in over tho road they had travelled if he had seen 9 nut. He took one out of his pocket. He had found it six miles back, little beyond the point at which the hunt for it had been abandoned.
 THEIR INTERESTS WIDE w. T. Cotton has gone with his family to California. He has leased a cottage at Coronado Beach for two years and his family will reside there. Colonel Cotton will return to Arizona with MT. Graeme TurnbuH, and they will devote some time in looking after their interests here and elsewhere. Colonel Cotton, as well as all the other members of the late firm of Hoadley, Turnbull 6 G., are confronted by a period of extra ordinary business activity. MT. HOad- ley, who withdrew from the firm some time ago has been elected to the post ton of vice-president and treasurer of the International Power company Of New York The other members have equally important interests demanding their attention John w. Garrett Of Baltimore is now on his way to Manila in a mammoth enterprise in which Colonel Cotton and MT. Graeme Turn bull are associated. Soon after his return from California Colonel Cotton expects to leave either for Manila or