Arizona republican., 1902-04-25

Kinny, G l. Warneld, j Lightner, p
| y. johnson and e. e. Warfeld. Rio
Nueya Gold Mining company. capital
stock. 100000; Interpretations, \. +.
/ Messenger, II. I. Ret2 and y. =. A.es-
singer.
RETURNING. d +, I Z G : T Z s -
/ Among the delegates to thu grand lodge
!. o. Q. T. who returned from Prescott
yesterday morning were Thomas Con-
stable. Alfred Godfrey and Emil Marks
@ BisLe-., NJ. I;isingsl Of Noga!es, j.
1 ;. HopeIy, Geo I. EohleI and y. II.
( EietrCvich Of Tucson. AIessrs. Kohie..
( Getrovica ard Risinger left for homo
on last nights train. OF those who
remain 1Ir. Hopely is delegate to the
high court of FOresters which meets
hera today, and others who are 70 meet
with the I0resteTs viii be down fro!:
the north this morning.
REGIsTRATION.-T There 2~e now
1 something over 100 names on the great
register and probably another hundred
have been turned over to the reCorder.
inat have not yet been entered. 1t Is
predicted that tha ra eistIation viii ez-
cced 500 and may possibly reach !.J90.
To-day is the last cn&Lco .Cr Tegistra-
! tion VIII close 1t midnight tonight.
/ Every Sooj man who lives IL the Sec
/ ond and Fourth wards should ascertain
/ today for a certainty whether o. .Iut
he is on the list, unless ne can remem-
Der. Il he has not Yet Registered he
should make it his first business today.
The coming election IS one of the times
when everybody that has a right 10
viii want TO vote.
3 COMPANY PROMOTIONS. - l.
/ Company. y. CA. held an election
last to fill two vacancies in its official
roster. occasioned By the resignation al
FIRST lieutenant AIcClintock. Second
Lieutenant !. = Parks Uas elected
first lieutenant and First Sergeant
+ clarence $ jones was then elected 10
81! the vacancy caused by the promo
,i3a Ct Mi. Parks. That leaves { -
catcy il the Office O. first sergeant,
bit the position is an appointiVe one
and cannot he FLIED until the c2Ell.n
makes the selection. It IS believed,
however that George Miner will be APP
pointed, as he is in line Tor the place
and has been a faithful and ambitious
member OF the company.
IN EXTENSIVE L III Mr.. Franz
. White, who has been with Pinney d
Robinson for she past four years, re
turned yesterday morning from Il =. 0
months hunt after nloultain sheep and
Cth-r bis same il the pe2iasu!ar q
Lever California, MEXICO. H. White
accompanied Idr. 4. II. Crane on The
hunt and their party, Including Suid g.
interpreter, ere. consisted Of seven
people. Iilel Went by .1eamer rom
san Diego II Sar Quentin and 80
miles with mules and burros across
10 the Gull Of California and then back
t. the sterling point. Tha party Sc
cured quite a number Of mountain
-chs=c and deer. as well rs large q5iAv1-
tity OF other game and had q most
successful hu1t
OEo G3ANDE EETENSICN.-It
would appear thar the popular beiior
tl11t al the gold il Ice world not vet
dug from the earth IS il the GRO
Grande mine IS erroneous While it IS
undoubtedly true that The GRO Glande
mine IS = very rich ore, even Gaor@a
3. CEtCn. one OF the owners, admits
that there IS gold eone0 here else and
believes there IS some in the country
adjacent 20 the ORC C;rarGe. In fur
Jherance Cf that 0elief he came %
Phoenix Yesterday and filed the arti-
C!es q incorl ora tIOn OF the ORC GranIe
Extension Mining company. The cap
ital stock OF the new company IS
$l0c6.Goj and the incorporates are
George p Upton. George L. Sanders
and Donald i. Nicholson. TIE com
paEy has eight claims in It's present
holdings and JEey lay on tarea sides
of TIC GRO GTande mine. The surface
indications on these ciaims are said
r-.,
showing Il the ORC Grcaae.