Arizona republican., 1906-02-21

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 ONE DRUNK-The day police force captured solitary drunk yesterday to reward them for a day of watchful- ness and care.
 MIR. PAGE HERE-J. C. Page. who is now in business in Los Angeles. re- turned here yesterday morning and will go to Tucson with the pilgrimage of Arizona shriners.
 AFTER WHEELMEN-The police are again turning their eagle eyes in the direction of the bicycle riders. Yes terday two were arrested for riding on the sidewalks and two were cap- tured the day before. The city mar shal announces that the law must be obeyed or those who violate it must take the long chance of being spotted by blue coat
 A MISSING MAN-City Marshal Kinney has received a letter from a Los Angeles banker. inquiring for the whereabouts of Frank J. Thompson, on behalf of Mr Thompson's relatives. The letter says that Thompson has not communicated with his relatives for years and they are anxious concern ing his welfare. He is supposed to be living in or near Phoenix and is also supposed to be interested in some min ing company making Phoenix it's head quarters and supply point. Any one having Knowledge of MT. Thompson or his whereabouts will confer a favor by reporting their information to the city marshal
 A URGLARY-Henry Rubensteia, a dealer in second hand goods, princi- pally clothing on East Washington street between Second and Third was victinized again on Monday night when his establishment was burglariz- ed by the use of a skeleton key or some similar device. Though he sleeps in the store at night he went down town that evening to see what was going on. He returned a little later to find there had been more excitement at his place of business than anywhere else. The thief entered by the front door and de parted by the back door. Both doors were closed but unlocked. The thief took with him a couple of pairs of pants, a couple of shirts and a num- Der of nickel watches.
 STILL BETTER RESULTS-Au-
 
 clamation offices yesterday from the drilling party at Granite reef. Five holes have been sunk on the second line of holes in the prospecting for bed rock, about 200 feet down the river from the first line. The showing made by the first series of holes was quite gratifying and the results of the sec ond line are even more so as bed rock has been found at considerably less depth Beginning on the north bank and working toward the channel the results of the second line of bOrings are as follows: Eleven feet, four feet. eleven feet. seventeen feet, sixteen feet Tn latter hole however was not quite fnishd but the messenger said it was believed the drill would strike bed rock in a few inches more. MT. Parish who will go to the Arizona head today. said he would immediately start the boring party at work on a third line Of holes between the two lines already sunk.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil-
 ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Savonas Land and Lumber company. capital stock. S244.OOOO in | corporators, L. K Gibbs. J. Rennie w. W. Smith; Danville oil and Gas company. capital stock, s5OO.O0O. in corporat0rs w. Russell, W. H. Roach, I. C. Belger; Ward Success Gold Min l ing company capital stock. S100O,0O0, | incorpCratOrs. Frank Ainsworth, and ! w W. Jones; Normal oil company. capital stock $1O,O00, incorpOTatOrs, i F. w. Lowrey, F. B. McFar!ane and | Ii. Eggers; Mott Atwater company | capital stock. S5O,OGO, inccrporators. | w. $. Nott. E. C. Atwater and F. M. l Goldsboro; Ripley oil. Gas and Miner 1 al company. capital stock, S1,OOO,0OO, l incorporators, I. c. Stone; T. J. More head and w. R. Bridewell; Manhattan
 Big Four Mining company capital
 stock, $1OOO,OOO incorporators. O. F. Matkin. L. K Kountz and others; | Western Land company, capital stock, | S500,O0 incorpOrators, F. O'Meara, L. C. Miller and J. w. Barrett; North American Gold Placers company, cap ] ital stock, S1,OOO,0OO, incorpOrators, 4.
 H. Bright, c. c. Merrill and O. w. An derson; American Promoting com pany, capital stock, $I,00OO00 incOrp-
 orators, T. Mayhew, J. C. Zahn and C. i w Curtis; R. L. Toplitz company,
 capital stock SlO0,000 incorpOratOrs,
 R. l.. Topiitz, H. C. Jacot and A. Lach- man; Palmetto Gold Mining company, capital stock, S1 1.O00, 900, incorporatOrs H. C. Stimler D. $. Truman and J. $ | Cook; Manhattan Power and Water company, capital stock, S1,0OO,OO0, in corpcrators. F. W. Goutt. r. P. Antron and W. H. Fraser; Cuprte Eagle Min ing company, capital stock, S1.000, 900 i incorpora,ors, D. F. Cruise and F. II Kline: Cochran Perpetual Power Mot
 or company, capital stock $1000,000 incorporators, l.. Palmer and L. H l Cochran. -..-.-..--