Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05

with the district court petition for an accounting of the affairs of the Model Mining company. The action is brought by group of Chicago stockholders in the company, and is directed against the board of directors.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Munds was frightened yesterday morning by the arrival of little daughter weighing just ten pounds. Mother and child are both doing we'll and the father hopes to get along so as to be able to return to his Seligman ran ,h within few days. May the lit tie one grow to be blessing to its parents and useful to society.
 Foreman G. NJ. DotsoR of the O. K. fire company is out with a challenge for a game of baseball with the Toughs company. The first named company is willing to arrange a game for any Sunday afternoon in the near future, and will wager a keg of beer and lunch that they can score the most runs.
 The estate of Belle Shekels, deceas- ed, was ordered distributed yesterday by Probate Judge Hicks, Executor N. C. Shekels filing his papers. The property in Prescott consists ot a house and lot on Cortez street, house. hold furniture and s246 8 in cash. The property all goes to Harry '. Shekels of Los Angeles. He is the deceased s son.
 County Assessor D. J. Sullivan re- turned yesterday from trip to Con- gress and that part of the county. He states that Congress is taking on much livelier appearance. The mill has been running part of the stamps there for the past week. It is reported that large body of rich ore was re- gently discovered in the mine.
 Articles of incorporation for two new companies were filed with County Recorder Mosher yesterday by o. F. Bacon. The Pine Mountain Mining < Milling company is incorporated by Il. W. Campbell, H. A. Miller and O. F. Bacon, with a capital stock of SlO0, OOO The Delta Mining company has E. F. Bacon and J. s. Carmichael for its incorporators, who put the cap ital stock at $500, 900. The par value of stock in each company is sl.
 Among the arrivals in the city last night on the train from the north were the following: c. W. Parsons, commercial traveller, San Francisco; Walter Hill, fruit dealer, Phoenix; ; W. NJ. Marston, wool buyer, Boston; J. W. Sullivan, cattle raiser, Selig- man; E. l.. Patterson, sheep raiser, Ash Fork; Dan J. Shea, rancher, Je- rome.
 Sheriff Lowry has served an attach ment on the B. s. B., Bardshar, Eure- ka, Ruby, Bonanza, Old Nick, Dewey, Sampson and Schley mining claims, owned by the Lion Gold Mining com pany in the Cherry district. The at tachment follows suit filed by Mark Bradley in the district court for g., POO. l2, which he alleges is due for ser vices as superintendent of the Lion company's property.
 Messrs. Murphy, Mason, Stayton and Staunton, directors in the Devel. opment company of America, spent yesterday at the Poland property. They left at So'clock yesterday morn- ing on a special train and returned last night. A.W. Edwards, private secre- tary to MT. Murphy, was with the party. They spent the day inspecting the Poland mill and mines, where inn provements are to be Iua ie.
 The Stewart Concert company, which has recently been organized here, will give its opening perform ance Monday night at the Elks's the atre. The company will leave shortly for a tour of Texas and other southern states Classical and popular selec tions will be rendered Monday even- ing. The members of the company are the following: s. s. R. s. Ste wart, piano and baritone; Theodore NJ. Crimson, violin and cornet; Mrs. NJ. NJ. NJ. A. Reed, soprano. They have been heard here before, and are good performers.