Arizona republican., 1904-06-02

and wife. C. F. Leonard and wife s. | Al. Van Horn. J. R. Rodgers, J. w. ! Des nia. J. H. Howell. r.. E. Buchan- an. NJ. "A. Mcleod. Mrs II. L. Krohn, l A. l.. Crenshaw. M. A. Stevens. l.. C. ! > erhine. J. F. Bradshaw.
 PHOENIX OIL coMPANY.-Thed di- IectOrs or the Phoenix Ou company will hold another meeting today and win oner for sale block or 10000 shares Cf the treasury stock at twcn-
 ty-fve cents. the proceeds to be used
 fls the expenses of drilling for oil on
 the comparys property near Five
 Points The capital stock of the cor
 poration is 100000 shares or the par
 vaiue or one dollar per share. Of the
 capital stock. 2o.cO0 shares have been
 placed in the treasury for development
 purposes if SO much shall be needed,
 or for other purposes for which it may
 be later needed. IL has been decided
 gs mentioned above. Co offer 10000
 shares iu the first Issue at twenty-five
 cents. FrCm the importance or the enterprise to the city. in the event oil
 is found. it ought not to take long to
 place this small amount. If more money .s needed as development pro-
 grcsses other issues of stock may be made, the quantity and price 10 be fixed at such time or times.
 A BUCKiNC MULE.-Eddie Ennis was sitting in the court house plaza last night in evident great physical pain. He managed 70 turn the sub ject of conversation upon horses and then asked Oscar Roberts if mule disposed to buck was not worse than a horse with a similar disposition. He seemed surprised when he vas tcld that a horse could always buck harder than a mule. He said no more. but after while got up and limped away. It was brought out later that yester- day morning he mounted a mule to ride 10 SheIim Cooks Cave Creek ranch. Before he got a blCck from the house he began to have trouble with that mule. The trouble accumulated and finally a mighty buck brought Ennis to the ground. Some time in the course of the controversy, either while Ennis was still on the mule CT while he was falling he was kicked in the throat in the breast, on the thigh and both the right and left legs. At any rate he was in great pain when he hit the ground. The mule completed its aggravated assault by rolling upon him.
 NIL DESPERANDUM.-A. l.. Creu- shaw and r.. A. Howard came in yes terday from their mine in the Cave Creek district known as the Nil Des. perandum and formerly known as the Hunters Rest. They are very much elated with the result Of the develop ment work they have been doing. Tn shaft and tunnels several hundred feet of work has been done in times past. but they are at present engaged in sinking a shaft which is now thirty feet deep and is following what seem5 Go be the principal ledge in that io- cality From the surface down for fifteen feet they only had folr inches Of ore but iH tine next four feet the ledge wideued 10 two feet and since then has remained about the same Several little stringers have also come into the vein and they are hopeful that iJ will become still larger as depth is secured. The quality cf the ore is decidedly interesting. IL is white quartz which forms most beautiful background for the solid gold nuggets that appear from time 10 time and for the little flakes of gold that are visible in much of it. One speci- men brought in yesterday showed a chunk of pure gold as large as a f!- bert