Arizona republican., 1903-05-29

MT. and Mrs William Patton. MT. and Mrs. W. Murphy. Mir. and Mrs. P. Comfort. Mir. and Mrs M Harris. Mir and Mrs. Street. Mir. and Mrs Arm strong. Mr. and Mrs. lynch. Mir. and Mrs. Eldazalda. Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Stuart. Miss Anna Benninger. Miss Marie Shavall. Miss Lirnian Franklin. Miss Mary Kincaide, Messrs. Pier son. Lewis Miles. Nevin Ocksreider. Ralph Ridder, Jessie Ridder, Ewards. Charles Roob.
 NEW YORK SONS-The annual year book of the New York society of Sons of the America Revolution was received yesterday by Rev. Dr. Hal sey. the secretary of the Arizona SO ciety and contains on it's roll of mem- bers the following names O: national reputation: Paul Dana. Richard Hard ing Davis. Chauncey NJ. DepeW. Gen eral Fred Dent Grant. Captain Charles V. Gridley. Walter Seth Logan. General Nelson A. Miles, General Horace Por- ter, Andrew C. Curtin Quay, John D. Rockefeller Robert E. Roosevelt, Theo- core Roosevelt. Elihu Root. William Seward Webb, Stewart l.. Woodford.
 THE FRIDAY CLOSING.-The com mittee of business men who have been working for the Friday afternoon clos ing, for the four summer months. have been successful to the extent of the dry goods, gents furnishing and shoe houses. and beginning Friday. June 5. those stores will clcse at l2 o'clock noon. One of the men most active in the movement said yesterday: "A few nroparS and hardware man have tiaH ,,r, their lines from enjoying the holiday by refusing to sign the dgre ement, but when they see that the scheme is prac- tical it is hoped they. too. will close and let all the clerks and proprletors have a good time Friday afternoon. Other cities that need it less than Phoenix have a holiday each week and why not PhoeniX?"
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Francisco Cota was arrested for dis turbing the peace in the vicinity of the depot saloon yesterday morning brought before Justice Robertson and sentenced to seven days in jail after pleading guilty. Antonio Flores. poor fellow, had the very shoes sworn off his feet yesterday in the same court and he was then thrust into jail for ten days. His room mate. Fermin Mo reno. said the defendant had apDro- priated his shoes and proceeded to prove it. Antonio denied ne allega- tioH and claimed they were his own but he lacked the proof Of his position in the premises. Ricardo PesqUeira was arrested near the depot on the charge of drunkenness ard disOrderiy conduct and pleaded guilty. He was fined sevsn dollars.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Globe Development company. capital stock &1.O00. 600. incorporation Dr. Jacob Hine and Virginia F. Jacob son; Universal Cash Discount company. capital stock $l5.O00. incorpora :ors Frank F. Loomis. Harry ". Loouis and William F. Bromha!l: American ChemSal Reduction company, capital stock S3.000 Goo. inCorpCratoTs Jesse Larrabee r. W. Kalbh5isch. A Hogc and others: The Big Four Oil and Gas company. capital stock $1. .000. 900. incor- porators J. ?. Jackson. Leslie Con. bs. I. W. Hunter and others: Gold Mountain Mining and Milling company capital stock s2.j00.G00, incorporatOrs NJ Nj. Gillian. F. l.. Patterson and Frank D. Ames: Fl Trovador Mining company. capital stock 5000 GOO. incorporators H. V. Brandcnburg. Jchn NJ. Ostrander and r.. Tibhits.
 UNCERTAINTY OF YAVAPAI-E. !. BJEsall. the mining engineer. F. ,urn- ed yesterday from a business trip to the Wickenburg district He found considerable activity in mining circles, but throughout Yavapai county there is considerable uncertainty us to the immediate future on account O.. the un- known effect of the S-hour law. The principal mine opera tors have decided upon q reduction of wages amounting to 25 cents and % cents d day. because Of the loss of two hours from the work ing day, and so far the minera have not been inclined to accept the reduction. It is generally believed. however. that any differences which may occur will not last any great length of time. Speaking of Bonsall it is Of interest to mention that two great mining sales recently consummated were set in mo- ton by reports rendered by him. The sale of the Cierro Prieto group in Mexico to q syndicate of AriZona, and eastern capitalists for SG00,00O was made solely on his report and recom- mendatio and the sale ot the "Old Boot" or Silver Bell group of copper mines in Pima county to the Imperial Copper company for approximately million was due to an examination and report made in the first instance by him.
 
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