Arizona republican., 1903-07-07

visit the La Gran Proveedora copper mine.
 A TUCSON VISITOR.-B. F. Chute. formerly of this city. but now of Tue sen. is spending few days here on business and pleasure.
 POLICE COURT.-In the police court yesterday four Mexicans were fined S5 each and three women arrested for se- creting their dogs from the dog catcher forfeited the bail. bonds they had put up.
 FINAL COUNTY DRENCHED.-A telephone message from Florence said that that region was blessed with terrific rain yesterday. Word had come there that it was raining at the Ray mine and al Mammoth and in fact ev- cry part of the county that could be heard from IL is said. that it is the best rain that has visited that region in years.
 A CLOUD OF PEACE DISTURB ERS.-There was a great array of de- Iin1uents in the court of Justice Bur nett yesterday. All of thSm were charged with d:sturbaEce of the peace in one way or another. Jose Rios and Juan Flores were sent to the county jail for seven days each. A. Watkins was sent up for five days and Nj. Ram irez paid a fine of 8.
 BUCKEYE TELEPHONE.-W. H. Apgar, secretary of the WesseX com pany, which owns the Buckeye Canal and Telephone company. and George Brown, who is in charge of the latter, are in the city. They report things very prosperous in that neighborhood and in the matter of telephone eNten- sion the line seems to be enjoying q boom. New subscribers from among the farmers are being secured nearly every day.
 MOUNTAIN PARTIES.-Chas. F. SmallhOuse and Cliff Armstrong l-ft yesterday afternoon for d months out ing in the Mogollon mountains. They went well equipped for hunting noun tain lions and bear. MT. Smallhouse is we'll acquainted in that section of Ari- zOna. having managed very success fuI excursion to the Grand Canyon and other northern Arizona points last summer Charles Gittner and party of three friends left for the mountains last night for months stay. At least q dczen different parties will leave this week. More people are spending the summer in the mountains of Arizona this year than ever before. There is plenty of water. feed and game this season, and no pleasanter summer could be spent than in the cool valleys of the Mogollon and White mountains.
 LOCAL OPTION PETITION.-The board of supervisors yesterday received another petition for the oi dering of an election for the esta blishment of f local option district. This is a renewal of the petition which vas withdrawn by the petitioners more than a month ago on account of the discovery Of an err TOT in the dsscription-of the boundaries of the proposed district. The descrip- ton covers practically the same ground as the area of the district formed two years ago and abandoned on account of an irregularity in the proceedings. The board order ed the petition of yesterday filed and recorded in full. Further ac- ton on it was postponed until July l3. The rest of the business Of the board consisted of the auditing of current claims against the county. The matter of the claims Of the precinct officers
 will probably be taken up today. when some interesting things will happen. EXAMINATION OF PHYSICIANS - The first regular examination of phy- sicians for certificates to practice under 1 the new law of this territory was be- gun yesterday at the offices of Drs. Duffield. Dodsw0rth and Conner. The members of the board are Dr. Martin | pr. Duffield and Dr. Tyroler of Will 1 Hams. Only Dr. Martin was present | The following is a list of the appli- cants: William T. Rowley, University | of Michigan; William Bod Marrow
 Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia; | Hiram Jennings Rowen, Kansas City Medical College; C. C.. Young, Univer- sity of Southern California; Henry Dietrich. Rush Medical College: Sher- | man s. Utz, Kentucky School of Medi- | cine, Louisville; James P. CasaZZa | College of Physicians and Surgeons | Could a