Arizona republican., 1902-02-06

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 Section Director.
 PROBATE COURT.-The only matter in probate court yesterday was the hearing of the final account and report of W. T. Smith. the administrator of the estate of George R. Vines. The ac- count was approved and the admin istrator was discharged.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Butte Copper com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S1 GOO. coo. The incorporators are w. Brooks. II. L. Rogers. C. A. Leighton and II. Y. Ruhtreiord of New York.
 WATER STORAGE COMMISSION \ meeting of the water storage com
 mission was held yesterday. The day was spent in the preparation of the draft of the enabling act which has not yet been completed A meeting was arranged with the directors of the canal companies Tor next Friday morning al 9 o'clock.
 NEW CHURCH OFFICERS.-At the Baptist church last evening AIr. H. c. Feelings was elected deacon to fill the vacancy left by the dccease of Deacon p. T. Burtis, and MT. J. II. Laugston was elected trustee in place of Mir. Feelings. Two new members were re- ccived by letter.
 X STREET ACCIDENT.-Ycs Yesterday forenoon a delivery gon belonging to the Wakelin Grocery company was being driven along north First street, between Washington and Adams. when 9 rear wheel caught against a rail of the street car track. The wheel was broken and the driver was thrown to | the ground. sustaining the severe in jury of one leg.
 STRUCK IT RICH-Dick Ffali of WickenbCrg spent yesterday in town and was feeling in the best of spirits. His brother. who has been doing some development work on their claims near Wickenbur2. saw the Iedg- widening out so fast he got "Huffalo-d." aud had to stop work for day or two to catch his breath. They are afraid to liz much more. for fear the property will become so valuable nobody can afford to buy it.
 l IN DEFENSE OF A COMRADE.- On account Of the assault on Juan Arios early yesterday morning. the Pioneer Hose company. of which he was a member. met last night and passed the following resolution, which was handed in for publication by tho committee: The Pioneer Hose com pany in meeting assembled. freely tender our sympathy to our brother fireman. Juan Arios. of the Yuc:,te- Hose Co. No. ?, Phoenix fire depart ment, who was so badly hurt by per son or persons Tuesday night. and the Pioneer Hose company pledges itself to leave no stone unturned in bringing inc a1liIfLv r,artieG o iu=tica % i A BOOMER OF PHOENiX.-Air. John F. Joyce. of the Terre Haute Gnd) Gazette, has recently arrived in l the city accompanied by his wife and ! her mother. after an extensive journey along the coast. Mrs. Joyce, who is sufferer from asthma. will with her mother, remain in town at least during
 the winter. Mr. Joyce has already be- came an advertiser of the town. He is i flooding the east with letters and pos l ial cards. in which he makes the state
 ment that the climate here has been
 made to order and is unsurpassed. His l opinion of the people whom he has met | IS equally favorable. He will remain ] iH town until he has Mrs. Joyce com l fortably located.
 MINING MEN HERE.-Messrs J. A. Clark Of Chicago. J. c. Difenderfer of Harrisburg, Pa. clerk of the quarter | sessions of Dauphin county. and w. H. | II. Osborne. representing Hathaway & {! Co. of New York, arrived here yester- [ day morning and spent the day as guests of the Hotel Adams. They left ! this morning for Wickenburg, ali being interested in the Angel group of mining ! claims near there. The first two gentle
 men named have become identified with i the property through the efforts of Mir. Osborne, and they are now on a tour of ! inspection. MT. Osborne says the de- 1 veICpmcrt so far is very satisfactory,
 and if they find conditions as they eX- l pect to. arrangements will be made at
 once for the installation of machinery ! and the working of the property on a [ large scale. They will return to Phoe- nix ina few days.
 l ANTLERED NAUDENIELAINS.- Everybody in Arizona has heard of the vaudeville entertainment to be given
 by the Phoenix lodge of Elks on the night of February 1s. The Elks chose ithat date because '13" is q recognized lucky number the world over. People know just as well HOW as they will
 know after the show is over that it