Arizona republican., 1899-05-02
NEWS
 OF T HE
 TOWN

A WAITING TELEGRAM. Tn Western Union has a message fo Frank Atkins.
 A NEW NOTARY.-A nCtarial com
 mission was issued yesterday to Fred
 erick I. Nave.
 vTCTORs' MEETING. The Victo
 Hose company will hold a meeting a
 the hose house tonight. An electior
 of officers will take place.
 NEW SESSION LAWS. -secretar, Akers yesterday finished mailing cop
 ies of the new session laws to al
 county officials in the territory.
 MADE ONE. A marriage licens;
 was issued to Edward O'Meara ana
 Rosa Santa Cruz yesterday. The par
 ties wer married last night by Justice
 Johnstone
 SHAMROCK PLANT ENTIRE. -
 Mrs. Clara Evans has in full bloom Q
 good sized shamrock plant. While
 Tom Molloy and a few others have received the genuine article from Ire land, the plant of Mrs. Evans is prob ably the first one that eyer bIcomed here.
 NEW CANAL COMPANY. -Arti- cles of incorporation of the Meridian Canal company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are Nathaniel w. flag gard, John H. Ivy and Frank F Campbell. The capital stock is ESQ., 0G0; the shares, $100 each.
 ELECTION OFFICERS REIN STATED. Through misapprehen- sion the city council at the last reg1la- meeting made slight alteration in the election board of the Fourth ward It was thought that two or three of the members were net willing to serve and they were released. The council learned subsequently, that they had made a mistake. The members were willing to act, and at a meeting of the council last night they were rein stated.
 IA COMING MINE. Ernest Bettler end George w. Cisney returned yeSter- day from trip Q soma mining prop erty fifteen miles north of the Phoenix mine, owned by George E. Cisney. They have been doing development work and report that the property has an indication of developing into a good mine. An advantageous feature is the nearne5s and abundance oGr water. The base ore taken out shows gold and some silver. Several assays show the copper to run m average of twenty-five per cent.
 LUCKY FIND. HI. K. Harris, mining man, arrived yesterday from 1cI,J a1 Eaf iaI1 ind was made near thcre a few weeks go. Many prospeatCus had been over he ground, which had all the indica ions of being barren, and as ire uently occurs the strike was made by n inexperienced person. "A man by he name of Jay found 9 piece of float which displayed gold. He dug down F the ground 8 short distance and un- | '-wered a rich, but small ledge. A | haft has now been sunk and the ore | uns in the neighborhood of $10O.
 A PHENOMENAL INCREASE. - reorge L. Henderson of Chicago ar ived at the Ford yesterday. He said | here has been phenomenal advance f steel at the Chicago markets. This 5 attributed to some e,1. ent to the old weather last winter, which ne- essitated an extensive use of hard are and plumbing arti 9s. Mir. Hen erson is man who does net believe 0m,bines are a detriment. to the coun- ". He said there has be;n frequent ses in prices of steel since the in- of a large steel and zinc col. The value of steel per ton has aised several fold within the last ew weeks and zine is keeping apace. he increased value of zinc has di- eCt bearing on the 19 Is cent copper. MIXED IN A DOG FIGHT. Sam l el Moore, the bricklayer, was acci- { entally implicated in a dog fight last lnday and was retired with a broken 'm He was in no way concerned in e fight, but was peacefully riding his heel in the neighborhclod of the in front of the Lemon { 1teL The dogs were so deeply sn- Z 'ossed with the matter in hand that S ey did not observe MT. Moores ap- 'oach until he was at hand. If they I Id not seen him at all there might I we been no casualty. In trying to t out of his way they got in it. In Hing he threw out his left arm. The m was broken squarely off 'ove the elbow. He was taken
 his room in the Dennis eek. In the excitement attend g this incident no note was taken
 the result of the original combat TO FENCE THE JAIL. The board
 supervisors yesterday reappointed aputy Sheriff Joe Bush guardian of e block. He was first installed ere the beginning of the year and r the first time since that colony of l was established there was a sem ance of order there. About a month o a question between the board and e sheriff's office arose regarding the es in block cases and the of CT was withdrawn Since then an-