Arizona republican., 1901-03-13

The judge also received from a Kan sas City live stock firm a letter asking if he coult. furnish them a carload of burros.
 CORNERSTONE LAYING.-- Today at Thatcher will be laid the cornerstone of the new academy building. An elaborate programme has been pre- pared.
 MEETING POSTPONED.-The reg ular monthly meeting of the library directors has been postponed to next week. at which time a successor to the librarian will be elected
 MINING LOCATIONS s. s. Green and others have filed with the county recorder notice of location of the Ari- zona and Gila Valley mines and l.. Shiel and others have filed notices of the location of the Buffalo and Pe- troleum Center mines.
 A BAKERS BOY.-Ed Eisele has assumed the responsibility of raising and educating an eight-pound boy that made it's appearance at his home early yesterday morning. He Is happy and 30 is the boy and his mother and every one else in the neighborhood.
 A NEW MINING COMPANY.-Arti- cles of incorporation of the Wolframite Mining X Milling company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The capital stock is $l,00O.OO0. The incorporators are Wm. Corpron, John w. Cliff and Frank l.. Piummer.
 EXPOSITION LITERATURE Sec retary Chapman of the board of trade has received a package of literature relative to the Pan-American exposi- ton to be held at Buffalo in May next. and will be glad to distribute it to those desiring information on the sub ject.
 IRON SPRINGS PROSPECTS. - Members of the Iron Springs club are busily engaged in planning for the summers outing at that charming re- sort. All indications point to much larger number of campers than those of last summer. Abont the middle of April will see weather warm enough for outdoor living.
 SEVERAL CONVERTS The re- vival services being conducted by Major Cole at the Presbyterian church are already bearing fruit. There were two conversions yesterday. Being Led by the Spirit of God" was the subject of Major Coles sermon in the morning, and in the evening the theme was Prayer" There was a large attend ance at both services.
 JUSTICE BURNETTs COURT.-In Justice Burnett's court yesterday morning Ed Butt, Jr., was arraigned on the charge of embezzlement and his ex- animation set for Tuesday, March l9, the same dnte named for the examira- ton on the first charge. Joe Wilson, who Is charged with having stolen horse belonging to WalG0 Chrsty, was arraigned and his hearing was set for this afternoon al 2 o'clock.
 JUSTICD GRAY'S COURT H. Friedwell was brought before Justice Gray yesterday on the charge of taking a club to boy who persisted in ag- gravating him. He pleaded guilty and the case was taken under advlsement.
  nuisance 70 everybody. Hoys persist in doing those things that man would get whipped for, yet the victim has no legal right to administer the punishment.
 SUPERVISORS The supervisors spent some more time yesterday strug gling over road district problems and other minor affairs. The most notable thing accomplished. rathar that which most interests residents of Phoenix. was their decision to run cement curb around the three sides of the court house plaza not already so pro- vided. The sidewalks will be graveled as will the walks through the plaza. The curb will be placed partly for or nament. but more particularly for the better protection or regulation of the street ditches.
 THE RAY MINE. It was stated yesterday by gentleman who has in- formation that 1t is believed can be re- lied upon, that work will be resumed at an early day on the Ray mine un- der a new management. The mine was recently examined by an expert and 1t is reported that on the strength of the examination the owners have secured a million dollar loan and propose to make such Improvements and altera- tions in the plant as may be neces- sary to begin operations on big scale. The company will still maintain it's store and 1t is understood that l.. Zeck- endorf & Co. of Tucson will restock their Ray store and prepare for a large business.
 VICE E-PRESIDENT LEWIS Ac- cording to the last issue of the oNgales Oasis a complete reorganization of the International bank of that town took