Arizona republican., 1904-06-02

opposition to it was developed. The case of D. A. Tyrrell against the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tmpe land others, was argued and submitted.
 PUTTING ON MUSCEE.-A letter was received yesterday from Governor |Brcdie who with Mrs. Brodie is spend ing the summer at Pennington, N. J. The governor has a farm there which to distinguish from the other farms in the noighborhood. he calls it The Ranch" He had been thinking lately that he had not been having as much exercise as he ought to take since he settled down to official life. His muscles were getting flabby and wasting away. Every morning now he puts in some hours ill the cutting down of trees and cutting them up again. Every tree he disposes of takes off a part of his age. If the trees hold out he fears that by the time he returns to Arizona he will not be old enough to vote. The health of Mrs. Brodie has very much improved since her arrival at PenninG- ton.
 A QUICK MILE.-Charles A Iekel's black mare Maydello trotted mile yesterday morning in her work in 2. Is at the Phoenix Driving park. This is said to be the fastest mile ever trotted in Arizona with the exception of Cres- lceus' performance at Tucson in 19Oi. 2;14- -MaydeIIo is Arizona product. being by Boydello 2:14A dam by Du- rango Chief. Maydello was bred by the late T. w. Pemberton of whom MT. Iekel purchased her as a two-year- old. | NEW ATIONS.-Articles ot the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Midnight Gold Mining company, capital stock, s1,OOO,OOO, incorporators w. A. Thatcher, O. O. Kincaid and K. Putnam; The Orc Cobra Mining & Reduction company, capital stock,
 S500,0 ,0O6. incorporators J. Keegan, A. ..
 Barton and J. J. Smith; Tine Investors
 Consolidated Oil company, capital stock sl,O0O,O0O. incorporators, B. M. La Bonbe and F. J. Lingerman.
 RIPE FOR THE ScHOOL.-Sherin
 Johnson of Coconino county arrived in town yesterday morning with a four lteen-year-o Flagstaff boy who has been committed to the industrial school at Benson. Young as this boy is he
 might with propriety have been taken
 to the school younger for he has been found to be an accomplished thief. He lhad been stealing about Flagstaff for a long time before he was found out.
 He made one haul of S115 in cash and lrobbeG the postoffce. Not long since
 he was wanted at Williams as a wit lness and Sheriff Johnson subpoenaed
 him and accompanied him to Williams. While they were there the boy almost under the nose of the sheriff succeeded
 in selling a dozen razors which he had lstolen.
 A NUGGET OF GOLD.-Deputy Os- lear Roberts returned yesterday morn- ling from Skull Valley where he saw a
 nugget of geld of such a size as few linen see in this life. It was found a flew days ago by man by the name os lZapeda, who has been operating some lplacer ground about three miles east
 of the Skull Valley station. The nugget weights twenty-one ounces and is worth $379. Zapeda in the course of lseveral years has found a great many nuggets in the same grounds, but none approaching this one in size. Zapeda lis an old timer in the territory. Per lhaps there is not a white man living
 who was here as early as he. Hc was a noted Indian fighter and joined tho United States army soon after the
 forces, were first sent into the terri tory.