Arizona republican., 1902-11-04

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 well equipped for business.
 ANOTHER STRIKE. - President Roosevelt will have other business or his hands and when the arbitration commission now at work on the coal strike gets through with it's work in the anthracite field it might as well be sent to Phoenix to adjust the differ ences between the members of the Country club and the caddie boys. The caddies struck last Saturday for q scale of 25 cents. They had been re- ceiving fifteen, and when the game was new here they thought that was enough. But chasing around a field all day with a bag of sticks after awhile gets like work and the boys last Saturday decided that the price they were getting was wholly made quate. The members made some re- sistance to the demands of the strikers, but eventually all but one of them signed the new scale. The other man still holds out and intervention is asked for.
 SANDOW JAILED.-A man giving the name of Sandow was arrested yes terday on First avenue for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. In going to jail he tried to break away from Officer Russell, but the latter is a pretty good sprinter and kept in touch with him. He was brought before the recorder late yesterday afternoon. He pleaded guilty. When the recorder asked him he ho was that he thought his plea of guilty ought to be ample satisfaction for the court, but if it was really necessary he could send out, hire a lawyer and make defense. Ten days" was the courts rejoinder and the incident closed Another drunken man, a Mex ican, was jailed by Marshal Kinney and Officer Lawrence, but at court time he was still dead to earthly things and his case went over.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Gro Blanco Mining Company, capital stock $1OOO, 900, incorporators E. A. Montgomery, c. B. Fleming and w I. Beauchamp of Toropah, New; American Cornfeld Mining company, capital stock S50OOOO. incorporatCrs C. M. Thayer. ". O. Wilkins and F. V. Learoyd of Joplin, Mo; Sterling Nov city company, capital stock $2OO, 900, in- corporators C. T. Linley, M. T. Bender and B. B. Hurlburt of St Louis, Mo; Ohio and Mexican Oil company, cap ttal stock, 5000 COG; incorporators B. c. Faurot and T. K Wilkins of Lima, O.; The Baird Portable Machine com pany, capital stock $5OOOO, incorpora- tors J. E. and NJ. G. Lord and J. s. and E. B. Hyman of Topeka. Kan. The Tanner Gold and Gem Mining Com pany, capital stock, $50, 900, incorpora- tors, A. w. and c. F. Tanner of Red Bluff. Mont; The Orinoco Gold Mining company. capital stock. S1,OOO. .OOO, in corporators. l.. B. Cabell. J. P. Olcott and H. Campbell of New York; Golden Cycle Mining company, capital stock S150,G0 incorpora tors, l.. F.. Hill, H. McGarry and A. Merwinn of Colorado Springs; Coiehan Mining company, capital stock $1,OOO OOO; incorporators, A. J. CondOn, A. l.. Refert and T. Cole han of Tonopah, New; Potosi Orleans Gold Mining company, capital stock $3, ,000 incorporators C. H. H. Ger man, H. C. Seigman and J. F. Dresser of New York; Cripple Creek and St. Louis Gold Mining company. capital stock, s2.OO0OO0, incorporators J. Names, S. B. Jacobs and L. H. Flanders of Denver.