Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

manager, to president Con OKeefe, who is at Canton. O. A body of ore was found which goes 60 per cent cop per, besides other values. The indica- tions are that it is very large body. The acting manager is now engaged iD ascertaining the extent of it.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT-On Sat urday night Charles Johnson and a man named Smith mixed matters lear the corner of First and Washington streets to an extent the local const3b- ulary deemed d disturbance of tine peace. In court yesterday the justice confirmed the good judgment of the officers and assessed a fine of seven dol lars to each defendant. Lupa Reivas was also in Justice Gray's court yes terday on the complaint of Cruz Perez. charging her with having stolen look ing glass and sugar bowl The case was set for trial Wednesday at iO o'clock.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes- terday: Cave Creek Mining Co. ca pi- tal stock S1,O00,OO incorporators E. T. Magofin. H. $. Murphy and NJ Con
 
 ing O., capital stock $1500000, incOr- porators J. R. Cross, H. NJ. Beer and C. E. Ricketts; The Novi Mining and Development Co. capital stock $1,00o.- 000. incorporat tors R. J Trum6ull. J. E Knapman and J. J. Patton; California Kern Oil Co, capital stock $1 .000, ,OO0, ln- corpOrators C. F. Smith, c. B. Hartley r. Louis and H. Phipps.
 A Warnke was yesterday appointed ad- ministratriX of the estate of Moritz Bolzau her bond being fixed at $500 The hearing of the annual account oi the guardian of Elsie Miller was con- tinued until tomorrow. Harry McKean was appointed administra tor of the cs- tate of Sarah F. McKean. with bond of S1OG. An inventory and appraise- ment was filed in the estate Of Thomas P. BiggS, The annual account of E. M Doris. guardian Of the estate of Hat tie M. Blake was taken with the ,eti- tion of Charles M. Higgins for letters. Both went over until today.
 FTREMEN'S BALLO0NS.-One of the features at the F'iremens picnic at the park next Sunday will be the bal loon ascensions. Six large balloons have been secured and are now ready for the trip tc the moon. l. is rumored that several noted aerOnauts have been secured, among them Professor James ShCtt, the most noted air navigator in Maricopa county. The committee has also under consideration the securing Cf two of the fairer sex to make as tensions. The first balloon. which is the largest one, will be under the con trOl of Professor Shott He will carry the largest parachute ever seen in this city. and one that only very heavy man like the professor could bring back to earth. The other balloons will as cend at short intervals after the first
 TERRITORIAL OCRATS- The democratic territorial central commit tee will meet in this city today It is expected that there will be full at tendance of the committee. Chairman E,llnWood. Secretary Trutt and ether members of the committee are already here. ard others are expected in iron. the north and from the south this morning. Mir. Ellinwood fast night He- ceiVed a telegram from Dennis Burke of Prescott. bidding fer the convan- ton. lie asked Mir. EllinWuod to say 10 the committee that he could furnish the delegates rooms and baths at Ie- duced rates. The offer with respect to the rooms will be laid before the com rittee. but it is not thought that the low priced baths would constitute an advantage in the opinion of mass cf delegates to q democratic convention. The Great Unwashed" has so fal made no clamur to be washed.