Arizona republican., 1905-06-20
THE NORMAL COMMENCEMENT

THE NORMAL COMMENCEMENT Governor Kibbey will leave tomorrow
 morning for Flagstaff where he will { deliver the address at the commence
 ment exercises of the North Arizona , Normal school
 PROFANERS OF THE SABBATH There was a disreputable group before Justice Johnstone yesterday morning. Juan Rios for a disturbance of the peace was fined $5. Charles ROby an Indian who was fighting drunk and PasquaI GaIlardo in the absence of ready cash were sent to the county jail for seven days each. On charges of disturbance of the peace Charles Da- wis and A. Castillo were before Jus tice Burnett. Each got seven days.
 THE MINE IS GROWING-PubHc Examiner w. c. Foster returned yes
 terday morning from a visit to La Gran Proveedora mine in the Altar dis trict in which he is inteested. He is more than ever impressed with the great value of the property and he brought back with him a truukful of rich samples. He says $500 feet or work has been done and that there are 25,0O0 tons of ore on the dump The putting in of machinery will follow the completion of railroad facilities and it is quite likely that a railroad will be shortly built into the district from Llano a station on the Sonora railroad. There is a great deal of excitement in the district on account of the recent discovery of rich placers.
 WICKENBURG'S NEW SCHOOL HOUSE-There was a meeting of the board of supervisors yesterday mainly for the purpose of authorizing a bond issue to the amount of $1.60O for the buildings of a new school house at Wickenburg. Bids will be received for the issue and it will be awarded July l. The board also received from the territorial board of equalization a statement of the valuations which the board had placed on the railroads in this county. The total valuation of the Southern Pacific is S523. .69O.73 and of the Maricopa and Phoenix, S119, 9S7.3S. Regarding the various petitions for protection against flood waters, it is the view of the board that while the protection will be granted as soon as possible, there is at present a more UT gent situation, that is the procuring of water for irrigation. It was stated that all the men available are employ ed among them the county su- veyor who will have to make the plans for the protection of the flooded dis tricts before the board can proceed de- fniteIy.
 NEW ATIONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Wellington GoldfieId Min ing company capital stock, S375,000, in cOrporators w. w. Degge, c. Dapuy and O. E. Erdman; Trinity County Sra vel Mines. capital stock, $2,0O0,0OO. in e operators C. F. Terbush, J A. Helle- wood c. L Uols;e The Western Develop IerI .nI ImpIov, ment cpm- pany. canitll st-ck $I0JJG00, incor- pCrGirr. ". " De e.. C. DapIy and c .N. i,~.70-"n: ~C. NeTnOI. txtens.on Mining comp.,ay. capitol stoek s1OGO. 00C. incorporatnrs D. H. McLelIand, F.. Blewett and D. W. Moody Gold Eagle Minirg company, capital stock, s20O,- 0n0, incOrpOrators l. N. arse and c. L Whitman, Fidelity Developmt 1' company. capital stock, $6JG,0 incor- poratcrS T. M. Coffin, s. A. HoIcomb. and w. B. Linen; Lida Sunset Mining company. capital stock, S1.O0O,0O0, in corporators J. II. Van Horne and ". C.
 Hunter; New York and Montana Gold Dredging company capital stock, $5,- GOO 900. incorporators H. NJ. Gaylord l.. C. Boehm and C. N. Elliott; Queen Creek Mining company, capital stock,