Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-07
LEAVES THIS MoRNINe-Dr. R.

GGFNNGO lOltNilN0-lDI.
F. Palmer of Roosevelt, leaves Phoenix
this morning for two weeks vacation
III Los Angeles. He came down from
/ Roosevelt Tuesday and made a quick
/ trip leaving that town at 80 a m.
and arriving in Mesa at 4:2S, two
minutes before the evening train left
for Phoenix He was enabled to make
| this unusually good time by travelling
over the Holdren stage line which now
operates an automobile across the de-
sert between Government Wells and
Mesa City. and which arrangement
seems to be working very satisfactorily
A UNSUITABLE SHOOTING
Governor Kibbey yesterday received
telegram from Lieutenant Wheeler of
the Arizona Rangers at Douglas say
ing that he received a message from
Ranger Neil who was at Williams
that he had just shot a Mexican there
probably fatally. He said that he was
helping a local constable arrest the
Mexican when the latter began firing.
Then Nein shot him. The governor
last night received a telegram from
the sheriff and district attorney of
COconino county in which they said
that the shooting was wholly justifia-
BILE. They added that the Mexican
would recover.
COMMITTEE OF SIXTEEN-The
committee of sixteen for consideration
of plan for settlement of water pri-
critics, held an all day meeting yes
terday. They made some progress
but did not finish their work and adj
journed to meet again on Friday
morning. The committee originally
had two plans submitted to IL as a
suggestion and though its sessions are
secret it is undertook that the mem
Der are adopting some features of both
plans and working out therefrom a
plan Of their own. The matter before
the house yesterday mainly was a re-
port from a subcommittee appointed
sometime ago.
NEW cORPORATIONS-Articleso of
the following corporations were filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: Pittsburg and Parral
Smelling and Refining company, capt.
tai stock 100000. incOrporators
Frank Ainsworth and B. H. Yeager;
Garrison Townsite company. capital
stock $1,000, 900, incorporators same as
above; Kane. Shipmen and Colvin
capital stock $4,000. incorporators
James and w. w. McDade and H. w
Sweely; Silver Bow Mining company,
capital stock 100000. incorporators
2. c. Brown. William Loewi and J
company. capital stock 100000, in
corpOrators R. E. Blayney and J. We
Norton.
AFRICA MINES SOLD-It is stated
on excellent authority that the africa
gold mine on the California side of the
Colorado river and which was owned
by the late G. H. Gray and Bud Gray.
has been sold for a good figure The
deal has progressed to the stage of
the papers being placed in escrow
pending the final transfer, though the
consideration is not yet made public, |
nor the names of the buyers, other
than that they are investors from out
side Of Arizona. One. is a resident of |
the Puget Sound country, another lives !
in Kansas and the third still farther |
east. 1t is expected the final trans |
fer will be made in a few days when |
the details of the transaction will be |
available
CREDENTIALS RECEIVED
deal of time is consumed i'm closing |
up the affairs of n business enterprise |
of the magnitude of the Louisiana |
Purchase exposition. Shortly after. the
closing of the fair announcement was
made of the awards conferred in the
department of mines and mining At
that time it was stated that Arizona
was awarded thirteen medals for her
ore exhibits. OF these the bronze
medal for free milling gold ore was