Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
BIGGER .WIcKENBURe.-W. s.

BIGGER WICkENB BO R0.-W. -. Holland. the successor to most of the interests of the late Henry Wickenburg,
 vesterday filed in the oHceOf the county recorder a map and plat of an extension he 1s about to make to the townsite.
 NOT THAT KIND OF A LUNCH-
 In this paper yesterday. in an account of the organization of The DOnOfrio- ZunkeI company some mention was
 made of department of free" lunches
 which was shortly to be instituted. That was a mistake; what was meant was that the company was going to put in a department of light lunches
 That unfortunate error hover, proved again that The Republican is widely read. for in the course of the morning
 a great many hungry people called at the restaurant to confirm the good tid-
 ings promulgated by The Republican.
 ACCUMULATED UNISHMENT.- Frank Glimes was before Justice Bur nett. yesterday morning. charged with drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. This is not the first time Glimes has been there. nor by any means the second. The last time he was up he was fined seven dollars. but on his re-
 presentation that he had work await ing him in the country, and that as soon as he could earn the money for the payment of his fine he would re- turn and settle, he was allowed to go. He never left the city. and the fine continued to stand against him. The court lay in wait for him, and the op- portunity came yesterday morning. Chimes was still unready to settle. He was given fourteen days and sent to jail. An Indian called Joe Adams was
 nrf~ was suspended.
 AN EXPERTS VIEW.-E. L. Wheel CT, an expert miner. who came here last fall from Wyoming to find relief from 2 case Of rheumatism of many years standing, has just returned from the hills where he went to examine some mining properties in which Glen dale people are interested. On account of rain storms he had quite a strenuous trip. but he returned with a high Opin- ion of Arizona mines. He has some fault to find though with the prevailing method of development of mining prop critics in this part of the country. He believes that if owners of claims would cease making pepper boxes of them by sinking a multitude of shallow holes all over them and would concentrate their energies in one shaft or one tunnel they would be able to make a better showing to prospective investors. MT. Wheeler has had an experience of many years in the mining business, and ought to know what he is talking about. He is now waiting for the waters of the Agua Fria to subside so that he can get into the Frog Tanks country to examine some properties there.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Southwestern Shelter company capital stock, S3,OOO,OO0, incorporators s. L. Bean, C. F. Preston and R. R. Beam; Fri State Oil company, cap ital stock S15O, 900. incOrporators. L. " Urey, J. R. Brown and A. V. Nun ich; General Miles Mining company capital stock, $1.0OO,OOO, incorpOrators, J. W. Van Osten, J. 4. Sharp and C. c. PhiIes; BuIIfrog West Extension Min ing company. capital stock, S1,0O0,000, incorpOratOrs, V. T. HOggart, F. I. Mur- phy and P. L. AIcGarry; Mexican Gold Copper company, capital stock, $3.000,- 0O0, incOrpOratOrs, H. T. Maxwell. A. GraydOn and A. M. Marsh; Butte owl Creek Mining and Milling Co. cap itaI stock s3O,O0O, incorporators, w. Hooper. F. Ellis and J. J. Taylor; The Bolton Oil company capital stock $S,0O0. incorpOrators, W. Russell, c. w. King and l. J. Miller; the Mount Joy Oil company, capital stock $28,000, in cOrpOrators, same as above; The Klon- dyke Oil and Refining company, cap ital stock S1,0000OO, incorporators, F.