Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

Joyce made a host of friends here. who regretted that his business affairs did not permit him to stay longer.
 CRUELTY TO ANIAIALS.-A reader of The Republican sends the follow ing: The fertility of the soil in this valley is perhaps no where better il- frustrated than by q certain 10-acre tract north of town. not far from the Indian school line. To the certain of the writer this piece of land has not been irrigated since July last: it has fed since then four head Of stock (two yearlings) and recently Ito oblige a neighbor there was turned thereon dozen more horses to pas ture. None of the stock have been fed during this time. other than what they could find in the field. Speed the time when we shall not be subjected to such exhibitions of wanton cruelty to. dumb animals as We frequently sec in this valley"
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS An examination for the position Of messenger. U. $. weather bureau. may be taken at Phoenix, Ariz.. March 6. 1902. The subjects included in the ex- animation are: Spelling. arithmetic. letter writing. penmanship and copying from rough draft Boys between the ages Of Is and 20 years are invited to compete, so that in the event of va Cancy their names may be certified. Applications should be made for Form 304. either to the secretary of the local board of examiners at Phoenix AriZ. or to the Y. :. civil service conmis- sion, Washington. n. C. The appli- cation should be properly executed and mailed so as to reach the office of the civil service commission. Washington. D. c. prior to the hour of closing bus mess on February 24. 1902.
 A JUSTICES GRIsT.-L. Ajado. the Mexican boy who snatched q purse from a Mrs. Fillers on a crowded street last Saturday afternoon. was arraig.ed yesterday before Justice Burnett. His hearing vas set for o'clocl, today and his bond was fixed at $500. A young man by the name of White was arrest ed. charged with stealing bicycle. He confessed at the last moment. pleaded guilty and will be sentenced today. White had sold the bicycle to Charles CiJtner. The owner of the wheel saw t at Gittner's place of business and recognized it. White said the bicycle had been given to him. Several at tempts were made to connect White with the theft of the wheel. but it could not be done. Officer Russell got hold or him yesterday and Iabored with him until he weakened. Juan Salazag. for q disturbance of the peace. was fined s1O. ard went to jail
 NEW ATIONS.-Arti,Ies of the following corporations were flied in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The King Verde Gold and Copper company. capital stock. $l G00.- COG, incorporators. James Rice. l.. r.. Williams and E. F. Williams: Queen City Coil and Gas company. capital stock. S150 900. iEcorporators. C. Mayer. D. Spritz. W. Masley and \. T. Walls of CiEcinnati: Automatic Fo- cusing Camera company. capital sJoCK. $50o. .O0O. iucorrora tors. Herman Sten- der. C. Dillman. J. NJ. Christianson. G. l.. BaTrows and W. A. Lyman: The santa Clara Commercial company. cap ital stock. 5000, 600. incorporators. A. C. BerEer. ?. T.. Pierce. W. r. Carter ". r. Stetman and C. D. Pierce; The Alaska Colony company. cEiptal stock. $1 O90.Gg3 incorporators. C. A. White. A. q. Homberg. J. Jt. Lowther. T.. $. Churchill. J. \. Bradley and W. Church.
 WICKENBURG ALL RIGHT.-E,r- nest Hall was down from WickenburE yesterday and says the proposition Of the News-Herald to establish a read ing room with tine aid Of the business men lS meeting Wlln idNuf- HHie nstS been liberal response and it is believed the suggestion will be helped along by gil. Of Wickerburg and her mines Mi. HaH never tires narrating. The Sahu- gro. which lost the ore body for about 100 feet, is down now 120 feet and F. gain in good ore. In the Angel group crosscutting is being done on the fifty fCot level with pleasing results. The Lorna. DooHe recently placed with an English syndicate by William Weston of Colorado Springs is down 130 feet. IL is a copper-gold property and is look ing well. There is new life in the vicin- l ity of the Orc Grande. TOdd's cxten- sion of the Orc Grande, located about l. OOO feet from the big mine. is showing l good ore. w. D. Robinson of Los An | eeles has bonded twelve claims. an eN- tension of the orc Grarde. and has seV- eral men working. He has also bonded { the extension of the LeViathan mine and secured possession Of the Genuns water right. which affords the only good water supply in the vicinity.