Arizona republican., 1904-02-10
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Rcnet Gold Mining conDany. is il guest of the Commercial hotel. He arrived here last Friday and since then has been out to the mine with Superintend- ent George Hamlin, returning yesterday afternoon.
 LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSE
 IION.-A small number of paper
 bound books, printed on fine paper and
 handsomely illustrated. have been re- ceived at the board of trade for gen. eral distribution. The pamphlet is en-
 titled Domestic Exploitation of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition" It contains a list of all the appropria-
 lions in the interest of government
 state, county and municipal partici-
 patton, together with list of au-
 thoriZed commissions representing the
 same. The book also contains the
 pictures of most of the state build
 inss. Among them is Arizona's st.
 Louis home. It is. of course. not so large as some of the buildings but like the latest baby in every family what
 there is of it is better than anybody
 else's oe it's size.
 EXCHANGE TODAY.-ThOse who
 have bought tickets for the Elks' Min strels tomorrow night will do we'll to get them exchanged today and as early as possible. full house is assured and the ticket holders who wait until the general sale tomorrow may find the choice of seats limited and they will be
 nothing to the good for buying early
 Incidentally the show is getting bigger every day. according to report. and if
 it were to be put off much longer
 it would get too big to be put on in one
 theater It is positively announced by
 the management. that this is the real
 FIks Minstrels. and not an imitation show. It is dealing on no reputation
 but it's own but that is well built
 from the foundation up and prepared to sustain any sort of a strain. The re- markable thing about this show is that all partiipantS are stars. There are no understudies. The boy that carries wa
 ter to the elephant is the king of his kind and even the property men and scene shifters are lads that would scorn
 to do the trick for money. It is their
 passion for real art that holds them to
 the stage.
 NEW ATIoNS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder
 yesterday: Frontier Gold Mining
 company. capital stock s1000.000. in
 corporators Fl. $. Baldwin, C. E. Rich
 and C. NJ. Anderson; The Cedar Valley
 Oil & Gas company, capital stock.
 $1 900, ,O00, incorporators H. J. Prange,
 c. F. Prange and A. A. Baries; Boston
 Mexico Development company, capital
 stock. $10O0,O0O, incOrporatOrs L. Ayerbach, r. J. Morrison and G. w. Boyce; Mexican American Timber ! Development company, capital stock, $12. .50G,000 incOrporatOrs W. c. Glines, l. w. Bagett. J. Marseilles and others: Ohio Agency company, capital stock 1 S200,000, incorporatoTs J. w. Dolbear and A. c. Lamb; Isabella oil and Gas company, capital stock, $1,000.000. in- corporators w. c. Gum. w. J. Smith and D. w. Cochran, Wismeyer Manu- featuring Milling company, capital stock. S1.00O,000, incorporatOrs w. Wismeyer, L. Bradley, J. s. Roden and ! others: American Investors Institute, capital stock $500, ,0OO. incorporators P.
 I. Fyfe and Ii. Stoke; Sampson Trust company capital stock S5OO,OO0. incor- porators C. E. Heitman, w. c. Hudson and J. J. Larkin, the Kansas PetrO- leum company, capital stock, S2,O00,- 1 900, incorporators O. $. Rathbone, R. R. Miller and T. J. Beale.
 ARIZONA RECLAMATION CO., The Arizona Recalamation Go. is the name of the corporation which is oper- ating the new process cyanide plant at Wickenburg, .with which are being worked the shines of the old Vuiture dump. Yesterday a deal was consum- mated by which the ownership of the company is slightly changed though the management remains practically the same. Formerly a quarter interest in the company was held by James McNaughton of Los Angeles, another quarter by James McNaughton, Jr., of Phoenix. d third quarter by J. C. Han sen, a Los Angeles assayer and ,he | fourth quarter by Thomas Elder of Phoenix and Wickenburg. The opera | tions at Wickenburg were under the l direction of James McNaughton, Jr. Some days ago he bargained' for the l elders interest and yesterday consum- mated the deal immediately selling the same again to c. Fl. Brewster of Pasadena. The transaction vas com pleted in this city, MT. McNauShton having come down from Wickenburg yesterday morning. He says the rlant has proved itself all that vas expect ed of it and results have been Satis- factory in point of saving gold valCes. He expects it will be run continu- ously in the future till the dump is worked out and that when he gets
 through with it there will oe very little |