Arizona republican., 1902-08-06

sas; East Dewey Gold Mining company. capital stock S5000. .000. incorporaiors. J. L. Mclean. William NJ. Judd and H. Ii. Shipherd of New York; New York California Gold Mining company. capi- tai stock, $1,00O.00O. incorporators. D. A. Minnich, A. NJ. Seitz and F.. S. Brooks of Pennsylvania
 WATER AT LAST.-George Hamlin is in from the Relief mine and says that after his long and diligent search he has struck water in the bottom of his incline shaft. Though he did expect to lind water q hundred feet or so nearer the surface, after the shaft got into the sohd diorite formation that he has been penetrating for so great d dis tance he had almost given up hope of getting water without first crosscuttinr the ledge, as the formation was too hard seemingly for water to eat through. There is little doubt that be- yond this formation and perhaps nearer to the surface there is a eoody supplv of water. He was surprised therefore when the first shots exploded after his last trip to town let in d noticeable quantity of moisture and mud. 1t may be necessary yet for him to crosscut some before getting liberal supply. but anyhow he will do nothing but saw wood for the time being If he develops a good supply of water as easily as he now has reason to believe he will 1t ought not to be long till the Relief mine is on the producing list.
 AMERICAN VETERIN Dr. J. C. Norton. territorial veterina- rian. accompanied by his family. left last night for the east. The principa | object Of his going is to attend the an nual meeting of tho American Netelin- ary association. which will be held in Minneapolis on September ?. ?. 1 and ,. Before that Dr. and Mrs. Norton will visit relatives in Iowa and in Chicago. They will return to Phoenix about the middle of September. pr. Norton will read a paper before the meeting of the veterinarians on The Result of Strict Sanitary Regulations in Arizona " There are many results of it. but the most profitable ore is the keeping C.. the territory on the right side Of the national quarantine line. while all the states and territories adjoining on the east and west and south are cn the wrong side. Dr. Norton did not select this subject. He was requested to do so by the secretary of the association. but he felt that inasmuch as he had been in charge of the sanitary affairs of the territory so long, he would be wanting in modesty if he talked about it.
 THE NORMAL SCHOOL BOARDS. -Governor Brodie yesterday made two changes in the boards Of the two nor nal schools of the territory. Frank L. Drew was appointed a member of the board of the Tempe normal in the place of T. w. Pemberton. resigned, and J. C. Grimm of Flagstaff was appointed to q membership of the northern nor mal, to succeed T. l.. Pollock resigned.
 WON $I.000.-Mrs. Frank Shirley yes terday received a letter informing her that she had won $1, coo in q contest instituted by the Brown Book" Pub fishing company of Boston. Mass. She was the successful contestant fer the first prize for the solving of d re5us given out by the publishing company as an advertising project. It was q very difficult puzzle. and occupied the at tenticn oi Mrs. Shirley for three weeks. \ formal distribution of the prizes will be made on December ,. and the letter states that Mrs. Shirley vii! probably be called upon to act as q member of the committee. in which case her eX- penses to Boston will be paid by the company. 4 Mrs. Herndon of Tucson was the winner Of a smaller prize.