Arizona republican., 1903-08-21


 A BABY BOY.-There was born yes terday evening to Mrs. F. W. Spears a baby boy. Both mother and babe are doing well.
 FUNERAL OF J. 'QUAID.-The fu neral of J. McQuaid will be held this morning at 1:45 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church and interment will be :n the Catholic cemetery.
 DISCHARGED.-Lon Way Up, the Chinaman accused ~of harboring vicious dog. was tried yesterday in Jus tice Robertson's court and discharged. He was defended by Attorney Cren- shaw and the trial was by jury. ILLNESS OF MRS. SIMMS.-Mri. Hannah T. Simms was stricken with q sudden illness at her home on North Center street on Wednesday night. She was discovered by one of her neighbors and was in an unconscious condition. 4 physician was sent for and remained with her the greater part of the night. At one time her temperature was 109 and her life was despaired of.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yes terday: Vera Cruz Development com pany. amended making the capital stock s1OOOoO: Illinois Kansas Oil com pany. capital stock s1,000, 900. incorpor- ators J. w. Scott. c. Bryant. $. P. Rob inson ana others; Guaranty Oil com pany, capital stock s200.000. incorpor- ators F. Callahan, w. s. Beard and G. | D. Carr.
 TESTIFIES FOR PHOENIX.-The l following is an extract from a letter received by the board of trade yester- l day: Will you please send me q few copies of your publications on the Salt river valley and it's resources. l was l in your city two months this spring for my health and was benefited very much. I intend 10 return this winter and make my home in Phoenix. l have been speaking to a number of my l friends about the Salt river valley and expect q few will visit there this win ! ter" The letter was written by T. NJ. i Bolton. a dealer in saddlery and har- ness, of Lowell. Mass.
 RETURNED FROM VACATION Assistant District Attorney George P. i Bullard and Mrs. Bullard returned 1 yesterday morning from their summer outing on the coast in the course of | which they visited most of the sum- mer resorts of southern California. | They nave taken apartments at the Ford and will not resume housekeeping until the fall is well under Way. They ] left their daughter Essie in Los Angeles 1 engaged in the study of music in which she is making so great progress that i her professor believes that she will have gone so far within two years that she may accompany him to Eu- ! rope.
 | SIMILARITY OF ORE. - George | Hamlin, superintendent of the Relie1 mine in the west drift of that property on the 200-foot level. has d vein oi granite. gold-bearing ore three CT foul feet wide that is very similar in gen eral appearance to the specimen frs sent to this office from the new strikC at Kingman. MT. Hamlin's ore is {, genuine granite carrying horn blende which makes a beautiful black back ground for the yellow grains of fret gold that sparkle all over the specimen pieces. The whole ledge does no sparkle, Of course, but the specimen: that do are frequently met with. 4 later report from Kingman to q Pres colt man is that the ore in the new strike there is not free gold, that non, can be seen and that il will not horn but the specimen sent to Phoenix wa: the opposite of all these statements I .Ie assays, according to the lette mentioned. run from q trace to 1,40 per ton, the average being about $9.