Arizona republican., 1905-01-05

ing of the case of F. O. Richmond against J. E. Walker, but the case will nor be heard then. An adjournment will be taken until after the term of ] the supreme court.
 WEEK OF PRAYER-The meetings of the week of prayer will be contin- ued at the Baptist church on Thursday and Friday evenings. The topic for this evening is Missions-Home and Foreign
 THE DEATH OF A BABE-Helen Esther, the two year old babe of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Hardwick died at half past eight last night. The little one had for some time been suffering of an intermittent fever attending an attack bronchitis. After a day of suffering she was seized with convulsions and passed away. The funeral will take place at three o'clock this afternoon at the Catholic church. Friends of the family are asked to be present.
 ARlZONA'S MINERAL EXHIBIT reporter for The Republican in a recent conversation with Col. A. J. Doran, chairman of the Arizona worlds fair commission misunder- stood him in relation to the mineral exhibit of Arizona at St. Louis. It was stated that for the reason that the mineral exhibit was a collective exhi- bit it was not in competition and therefore no medals were awarded. As a matter of fact though it was a col lective exhibit it received twenty three medals and one of them was the much desired gold medal awarded to a gold mining property.
 NEW RATIONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder
 
 Mining company, capital stock $3,0OO,- 900, incorporators C. T. Mccoy, F. w. Isham and c. c. Clements; Argentine Oil Gas and Mineral company, capital stock, $1,O00,000. inccrporators c. D. Donnell, C. w. Green and J. NJ. Bailey; Lincoln County Mining company, capital stock, $750,000, incorporators s. F. Pierce and H. L. Berkey; Detroit and Dominion Oil company, capital stock E. R. Warner, c. H. Bassett and H. A. Wright.
 FIVE POINTS FIREMEN-There will be a meeting of the Five Points fire company this evening for the transaction of important business. The company at previous called meeting failed to secure a quorum and the de- partment fined it five dollars Some of the members announce that a full attendance is required for a special eff fort will be made to have John R. Nor ton pay the company's fine and it may be arduous work. If he is easy though ten dollars will be collected and the balance devoted to the good of the order" or to the purchase of a new fire engine.
 AN ARIZONA BoY-H B. Maxson whose visit here yesterday is referred to in another column, was asked con- corning the welfare of his son H. H. Maxson, who is considered an Arizona boy though his father is now a citizen of Nevada. It was learned that the young man will graduate from the T.. $. naval academy at Annapolis on the 30th of this month and next year will of course leave on his first long cruise. He has made a fine record in school and his friends are justifiably proud of him. H. H. MaXson was born in Arizona in 1883 and lived here a num- Der of years till the family moved to Nevada from which state he was ap- pointed to the naval academy.
 A FAITHFUL DOG-Juan Viega was before Justice Burnett yesterday for a disturbance of the peace. He had scared some woman out of her home Viega had been in other recent trouble for his head was all bandaged and the smell of liniment about was overpowering. He was sent to jail for seven days but later he was released for treatment of his injuries. When he was brought to the jail the night before he was accompanied by his dog which sat outside the cell and threat ened to interfere with the business of the sheriff's office He was allowed to cba ha oaIl with his master