Arizona republican., 1906-02-09

$1, OO0, 900. incorporatOrs W. H. Revere T. J. Curley, and V. T. Hoggart; Qua . paw Indian Zinc company, capital stock, $1.000,000 incorporators, w. R. Baldwin, c. D. Marton and C. F. Hur tin; the Grabbe Gold Mining and Mill ing company, capital stock. S1,OOO,O0 900, incorporators, J. w. Laymance c. D. Johnsone and J. z. Lockwood.
 BRILL LINE IMPROVEMENTS Those in charge of the Improvements now being made by the street railway company on their line on North First street yesterday announced that by Saturday and possibly by tonight the line will be open and ready for use. This will be however, for only a short time for in a very few days following the track of the Brill addition line from First street to Seventh street will be torn up and the track relaid by using new ties and new rails The new rail installed is forty pounds re- placing some thiTty-five pound weight. IL is also the plan of the company to improve their tracks on Washington street east from Seventh street to the end of the line on Washington street
 THEFT OR ACCIOENT-John Al sap of the Doris grocery, who was at 
 P. hall Wednesday night was short a good overcoat when the meeting was over. It hardly seems possible that one of the brethren took it by acci- dent. else he would have left some kind of a coat in it's stead. He can not conceive of a WoOdman being a thief, so the only conclusion he can draw is that some light fingered gen tleman slipped up the stairs and went through an ante room during the ab- sence of the outside, guard. This in formation is not so much for the pur- pose of getting MT. Alsap his coat back, though that is also desired, as it is to put all the lodges of the city on guard. It is up to the outside senti- nels of the lodges to keep a sharp lookout while on duty.
 FINAL MINING MAN-John S Cochran after whom the station Coch- ran on the Phoenix and Eastern road was named and one of the old pioneers of Pinal county spent yesterday and part Of the day previous in Phoenix having been called here by mining business. He is the owner of the Aboriginal group of mines consisting of ten claims and located near the sta ton of Cochran. New York parties are Investigating the property with a view of financing 1t and MT. Cochran is of the opinion that affairs at the sight of his claims will shortly take on renewed activity. On the claims there has been some 5000 feet of tunnelling done and this has developed an i'm mense amount of ore low in grade carrying about , per cent in copper as well as silver and gold values. The ore is of such a character that it will have to be handled by teaching and smelting plants. Near the Aboriginal group and in the same district there is evidence that mining is to be begun on a large scale. At the Copper Peak, Boston people have but recently taken an option and are arranging to do a large amount Of development work That is also the case at the Copper Butte group and now fifteen men are at work doing things preparatory to larger operations. Mr. Cochran is in clined to look at all affairs in an optf- mistic way and can now see much good in the large finds recently unearthed at Tonopah and other Nevada fields He says it has awakened capital up to look for mining investments and many deals of the past year he thinks would never have been made in Arizona mines