Arizona republican., 1905-04-02
SEVEN DOLLARS WoRTE

SEVEN DOLLARS WOR H-A.
 Ruiz was before Justice Burnett yes terday morning for drunkenness and , disturbance of the peace. Tn default
 of e7 the amount of the fine imposed upon him he was sent to jail for seven
 days.
 THE WINNING REUBENS-There , was hot game of baseball yester- day between the Osborn school nine and a Phoenix juvenile aggregation flying tha coIors of the Reuben. After
 a severe struggle consuming a consid- erable part of the day the nine innings
 on each side were completed with the following result: Reubens 2S; Os- borns g. A member of the former team reporting the outcome of the game last night said that the issue never aDneared to be in doubt. ENTERTAINED VISITORS-Mr. V. L. Mason and MT. ". H. StaTtOn of New York and Mir W. F. Staunton of Tombstone arrived here yesterday on the train from the south and left on this mornings s. F. P. S- P. train for Congress. From there the-- will go to Prescott on MOnday to meet Mr. F. NJ Murphy. Messrs. Mason and Staunton ere connected with the Development company of America having large interests in Arizona and Mexico. They are en route home from an extensive tour through Mexico where the. visited the timber lands and other holdings of the corporations they are interested in and came by way Of Tombstone and Silver Bell where they looked over the progress | of the Consolidated Mines enterprise and that of the Imperial Mining com pany.
 THE WEATHER-Added to the frightfuI precipitation of four hun dredths of an inch of rain Friday, was an aggregate of seven hundredths in the storm of Friday night, making i eleven hundredths for the entire storm ! or 10.33 inches since Jan. 1. The wind i yesterday was from the southwest, the i velocity being from eight to sixteen miles. The humidity was great in the morning. but decreased later with q rising atmospheric pressure. The min 1 imum temperature was 43 at 3:45 yes terday morning, increasing to 6S yes terday afternoon. The telegraph ser vice being bad there was an absence
 of reports from other stations yester- day morning and an absence also of the usual forecast. During the month of March there were sixteen days on which rain fell, nine days all cloudy, fifteen days partly cloudy and seven clear days.
 NEW CORPoRATIONS-Articles Of
 the following corporations were filed l in the CfFice of the county recorder yesterday: The Goldficld Reliance | Gold Mining company capital stock, 1 $ ,GG9.000, incorporators A. J. Murphy,
 C. O. DOdds and T. c. McDevitt: Cal itornia Monarch Oil company, capital
 stock. S3,O0O,0O0, incorporators A. l.. | Codding, C. F. Terbush and G. A. | IIol-te; CoffeevilIe Merchants oil com pany, capital stock, S75OO0 incorpora- | tors c. c. Heitzeberg, H. L. Hickman and 2. F. Moore; Nellens Miners Sup
 ply company, capital stock, S200,000, in
 corporators T. Fox, F. J. McOscar and !. w Dickens: The Colorado Nevada I.N-'o~ation and Mining company, ca ! .tiu stock G2,OO0OOO incorpOrators B. Icrgerman, C. $. Walter and R. H. DAyer; The Federal Development company, capital stock, $5,0O0,000, in corr orators J. R. Allen, J. c. Pheil and C. P. Humphreys; The Sunshine Gold field Mining company of Goldfield, New. capital stock, S1,000,000, incor- porators \. Forester, II. Chandler and J J. Myers.
 HEATH OF THOMAS M. PAF- FORD-Thomas NJ. Paffo-d died at his home 719 west Madison street, Phoe-