Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-01

seem to find its way into-the- market.
The two boys began an investigation.
resulting in the finding of over 200 eggs
under the house. They realized moth
ing en- their find. however. fol the egg
experts of the city declared the goods
passe.
EDDY MINING COMPANY ELECT
ION.-The annual meeting and election
of officers and directors of the Eddy
Gold Silver and Copper Mining COM
pany was held in this city on Thurs
day night. The following were chosen:
President. F. L. Eddy: vice president.
j. |. Aich; secretary and treasurer D.
A Donofrio: directors. Charles Dunlap.
Freeman Fike. r. r. Cartwright and
W. 4. Henderson. The properties of
the company lie north of Phoenix.
about forty-five miles distant and in
this county: The mine has been thor
oughly Investigated by experts ana is
pronounced most promising property:
TOMBSTONE CUTTING SCRAPE-
During the small hours Friday night
three MeXicans. Andreas Martinez.
Lois Tinbris and Pedro Cruz. pro
ceeded to the residence of Fernando
Martinez and carved him up in short
order. Martinez bears six wounds. He
was bruised severely on the top of the
head. and smashed over the eye. One
wound on the left side pierced to the
hollow, and the thumb, little finger
and middle hand are severely cut.
George Bravin. Billy Garrett and Bob
Winders fastened to capture the would
be fighters. Andreas Martinez and
Lois Timbres were found in the brush
about 1000 yards beyond the house
Timbres showed fight but succumbed
after couple of punches in the ribs
with a Winchester They were landed
in Jail. Their examining trial will be
called tomorrow. Pedro Cruz is still
a large. The wounded man was taken
to the hospital. where his wounds
were dressed. He is in d critical con-
dition, but at last report was resting
easy.-Prospector.
BUSINESS COLLEGE DIPLOMAS
Two diplomas were granted by the
Lamson Business college yesterday.
making six issued since the fall of 1898.
The two fortunate ones this time are
Miss Flora Lamson and Miss Emma
ChristofferSon. both having completed
the business course and passed the re-
quired examinations. Miss Christoffer-
son came to Arizona before she was
two years of age. Her education was
acquired in the public schools until
she entered the business college ten
months age. Miss LamSon came t.
Phoenix the day before her third birth
day ard acquired most of her education
al the Lamson Business college. the
other schools she attended being one
term in the public schools in South
Dakota. two terms in Illinois. and one
term at the Normal school of Arizona.
at Tempe. Miss Lamson reads, writes
and teaches two entirely different sys-
TENS of shorthand. the New Standard
(McKee) and Dement'S Pitmanic
(Graham) and has been the bookkeeper
at the business college for the past two
years.
THE BEST ENER.-Georse A. Mintz.
grand secretary of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows of this jurisdiction.
as reported in these columns a few
days ago, officiated at the institution OF
Anniversary lodge al Yuma. now the
ba by lodge OF the territory, but one of
the healthiest infants in the order.
Yesterday. in recognition of his GerV-
ices on that occasion, he received from
the members of the new lodge what is
said to be the most handsome and ex-
pensive cane ever made in the Yuma
penitentiary 1t is made of wooden
blocks and has an CnyX head beauti-
fully polished. Below the head is
silver band bearing an engraved in
scription Of his name and the name of
the donors and date of the institution
of the lodge. 1t is surely handsome
II,
be more thoroughly appreciated. The
only thing that worries Mr.. Mintz's
friends. however is how he is going to
secure the stovepipe hat he will GER
tainly require to wear with it. and
what the people will do to him when he
tries to wear it.
AN INTERESTING RELIC.-Cap-
tain Hi Mcdonald. while making an
excavation on his property near Five
Points the other day. came upon a
curious rock among a lot of pottery
stone hatchets and arrow heads. The
rock is different from any ever seen in
this part of the country. 1t is of the
shape of a turtle shell. 1t is d kind of
brown quartzite. and is covered with
peculiar engraving consisting of deep
lines running around it. The lines APP
pear at first to have beer made with
out any purpose. but on closer exam
inatiOn it is seen that there is quite a
complicated design in the ornamental
ton. The lines are not continuous, as
they seem at the first observation. but
they are broken at some point. and it
s3s found that the breaks have q regu-
larity or correspondence with each
other. 1t is very easily imagined that
the work is some kind of prehistoric
record. The stone was found about
eight feet below the surface.
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