Arizona republican., 1899-03-07

claims, and now five more have been located. The property is in q copper
 ledge and runs high grade, out as-
 says of gold have shown $33 in addi-
 tion. Beside the ore Mr Ford has a
 sample of the immense spongy gossan cap, which is extremely light and an-
 sWers all the req qIirements as to color
 and otherwise indicating a rich cop
 per base of oxides.
 BARNES CONVICTED. Tine trial of Contractor l. S. Barnes arrested last Saturday for Obstructing the street at l Fourth and Washington with the de- | bris of material and tools by which a horse belonging to William Osborn, was badly injured on Friday night, was held yesterday. Barnes determined to fight the case, relying upon the defense that the dam aging obstruction had not been left in the street by him or any one em- ployed by him. He was convicted and will be sentenced today.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of incorporation of the Eureka Mining and Water company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are H. I. Latham and H. J. Sisty The capital stock is
 
 ticles of the Utah and Boston Copper company were also filed, The incor- porators are Thomas B. Everett of Salt Lake, Utah, and Joseph Reall and Edward L. Tierney of Boston. The capital stock is $2,500, 900, shares S1O each. Phoenix is named as the prin- cipal place of business of both com paEies.
 EFFECT OF THE WOOLEN TRUST.-A telegram was received yes terday by A. Vandervort from his firm in Boston. MT. VanderTort was in structed to be guarded in the purchase of wool. and in explanation the tele- gram stated that the leading wooden and worsted mills had formed a trust. The woolen mills have claimed for some time that there was no profit in their business, due to the decreased price of manufactured woolen goods, and the organization of trust for protection is not surprise. As re- suit raw material will not command it's present price and local markets will be affected
 A BUSY DAY. Justice Johnstone had a busy day of it yesterday. The Howe turkey case was on trial. Howe had been arrested on the complaint of one of his neighbors charging him with slaughtering a turkey. So much discordant testimony was brought out that the justice adjourned the case that he might make a personal survey of the seat of war. J. Bennan was up for making a nuisance of himself or i rather for showing what a nuisance he l was by nature, but he was too drunk | for trial. Jose Nunez got five days for | peace disturbance, and D. c. Sanders | jY Ia O off A man whom Special Officer Doheney 1 had arrested for stealing coal from an M. & P. car, pleaded guilty and was fined s.
 DENTISTS MET YESTERDAY.- The territorial board of dental exam ners held it's meeting yesterday at the offices of Dr. Wm. G. Lenz. Dr.. R. E., HOlbrOok of Jerome presided, while pr. Lenz was the secretary. The other members of the board who were pres ant were Drs. L. c. Gonzales of Pres ;ott and George w. Holmes of Tucson. Or. Alderdice of Globe was the only member absent. The entire day was consumed in examining records and passing on diplomas. The list of di- )lomas to be issued had not been com )leted and a few applicants were dis ,arded. The evening was not all de- 7oted to business and the local dentists lid much to make the visitors feel that hey had been well treated. The visit ng dentists left for their homes last night.
 RESISTING AN OFFICER. We letta, the proprietor of saloon near he M & F. depot, was on trial in po- ice court yesterday on a charge of interfering with Officer Al Hawley while trying to arrest two men for lighting in the saloon ou Sunday night. He was convicted and fined $15, rom which judgment he threatened to