Arizona republican., 1906-07-24
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 Ill INTEREST

THE PRESCOTT CLIMATE-Ex- | cursionists who spent Saturday and Sunday in Prescott report the climate of the mountain city to be the finest imaginable at this season of the year. Just for a celebration a hail storm. passed over the city Sunday and con- siderable hail fell.
 COOL IN PREScOTT.-A returning excursionist to Prescott. reports that the valley hundreds who went up there to spend Sunday were treated to the finest kind of rain, hail. thunder and lightning storm on Sunday afternoon. It ra.ned hard and hailstones as big as birds eggs fell in great quantities.
 DiSTURBERS OF THE PEACE Charles Nickershe;m was before Jus tice Burnett yesterday morning on - charge of a disturbance of the peace He pleaded guilty and was fined S5. John Doe and Jane Doe were similarly charged. They pleaded not guilty ana will be tried today.
 RETURNING VlsITORS-W. A. Drake and party of eastern capitalists who have been in the territory for some days past, returned to Prescott yesterday morning after a visit to the Imperial mine and to Tombstone, in both of which properties they are in terested. All of the members of the party with the exception of MT. Drake will leave this morning for the coast
 A YUMA Vi5iTOR.-T. D. Malloy of Yuma, spent the last two days in Phoenix enjoying the cool breezes of the capital city and incidentally at tending to a few business matters. He says everything is prosperous in Yuma
 
 going on just now. The most notable improvement is in the intellectual and social development of the Colorado riv- CT mosquitoes. They are still as nu- merous as ever up and down the valley but they respect the prOprieties of civ ilized customs and are beginning to recognize human rights. Tn the older days they used to swarm in Yuma every night. but this year they only visit the town in squads of a few thousand each.
 WHERE IS WILLIAM F. GRAY?- Marshal Kinney has received a letter from Frederic Singer. the physician in charge of the county hospital at Pueb- To. Colorado. making inquiry for the whereabouts of William F. Gray. Dr. Singer writes that Gray was at one time under his care in the hospital. being a sufferer from asthma and heart 1 trouble, and that he came to Arizona. He said 1t was possible Gray might be in Phoenix. and t is also possible that he might be going under an assumed name. but whatever his condition if he will communicate with either the mar shal or Dr.. Singer he will learn much to his advantage. The doctor writes that friends and funds await him in Colorado. The doctor also enclosed in his letter a picture of Gray, by which he may be identified.
 NEW RATIONS-Among the articles filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday were those of the ! Pyrenees Gold Mining company. of which J. Ross Clark, brother of Sena- ' tor w. A. Clark. is one of the incorpo- rators and the president. The other { incorporatOrs are R. A. McWiIl.ams and J. G. Davis Other articles re- ! corded were as follows; The Manga nese Ore company. capital stock S10O,- 1 00O incorporators w. F. Johnston, i Huber Utterback and E. N. Hopkins; ! The Consumers Natural Gas company, capital stock S5OO,OOO, incorporators ! James Bond, oscar P. Barker and ! Willis E. Barker; Kings River Mining | company, capital stock $1,0OO, ,OOO in | corporators Aubrey L. Wisker, Sea i bury C. Mastick and Robert w. Ash leyi Cactus Ore company, capital stock