Arizona republican., 1906-03-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

PROVERBIAL-The weather last night indicated that March would come in as a lion. wherefore it may be expected to go out like a lamb.
 RUNNING CONSTANTLY-Geo Hamlin, who is in the city from the Relief mine, says the mill is running night and day and fourteen men are being worked in the mine and mill.
 STOCK FOR THE coAsT-Nine- teen car laOds of stock will leave here this morning for Los Angeles via the santa Fe. Seventeen car loads will be beef cattle and two car loads will be sheep for the block.
 GOT TEN DAYS-Ed Baerd. the man man who sold the gun and got the money in advance without later delivering the goods, was found guilty yesterday by Justice Johnstone and sent to jail for ten days.
 F. s. HILDRETH HOME-F. $. Hill dreth returned home yesterday from his trip to the east. He spent most Of the time in Washington, but was also in New York and Chicago a few days. In the latter city he found the weather extremely cold, windy and uncomfort- able. In respect of the statehood ques- tion MT. Hildreth said he was taking no active part, but it was his judg- ment that the bill would pass with the Foraker amendment and two other amendments, one being for capitals both in Santa Fe and Phoenix, and the other for further appropriation of pub lie lands to offset certain indebtedness.
 A GREAT SHOW PLAcE-The av- craze -Arizonian has little idea of just how big a drawing card the Grand Canyon is getting to be with the tour ist and travelling public. It is now quite the proper thing, just as it should be- for all transcontinental travellers to arrange for the side trip. A gentleman who recently visited the canyon said yesterday that a week ago last Saturday there were at the can yon twenty-three private cars and one eleven-car excursion train, making a visiting list of several hundred.
 THE FOUR METALS MINING co. The Four Metals Mining Co., some of the officers of which reside in this city, but whose properties are situat- ed in Santa Cruz county, fifteen miles from Nogales. has just published a new and attractive prospectus. The company has done much in the way of development in the last year and is
 
 of its properties. George D. Gross, the superintendent of the company. and who is experienced in the operation of other good mines in that vicinity, the Mowry, for instance, was here for week and left Tuesday night for Chi cagO. MT. Gross has been having trouble with his eyes and his visit to Chicago is partly to have his eyes treated and partly to confer with number of prospective investors
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil- cd in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Baxter Springs and Man nattan Mining company, capital stock, $10OOO0O incorpOratOrs, J. H. Kuhns and G. $. Baker; Arizona Club, capi- tai stock, $10O,0O0, incorporatOrs. L. H. Chalmers. J. F. Bark. $. Oberfelder and others; Denver Rush Extension Mining company, capital stock, S1,- 100000. incorporators w. B. Whitmore H. T. Cook, and A. D. King; Maud De Haven GOldfield Mines company, capi- tai stock, $1,000,000, incorporators, J. H. Russell, R. L. Ray and M. J. SpauI ding; Ballart Gold Mining company, capital stock, s1,000,000, incOrpOrators J. Jones, J. B. Hedrick and E. l.. Smith; January Jones company, capi- tai stock, $250,OO0 incorporators, Jones, J. B. Hedrick, and E. F.. Smith: January Jones Leasing and Mining company, capital stock, $4O00O0, in corpOrators, J. Jones, J. B. Hedrick, and F. F. Smith; Milliard Mines Cor poration, capital stock, S1,0O0,O00 in corporators L. E. Umstead w Me Kinley and M A. Rice Yankee Blade Consolidated Mining company, capital stock, $1,00O,00O, incorporators, w. , Easton, J. Bray and J. F. Greefkens; Manhattan and Consolidated Extension Mining company, capital stock, $1.0O0,- 900, incorporators, H. l.. Taylor, G. Gordon and F. F.. Edmonds; Financial Guarantee Contract company, capital stock, $3O0,000. incorporators, J. C. Knight, F. A. Richardson and Fred Wild Jr.; Hassayampa Sanitarium. apital stock, 50,000. incorpora tors, D. J. Curry, E. $. Perkins and George l.. Root. The articles of the Intercolon- iaI Copper company were amended, fixing the capital stock at $2,OOO, 900. There was an amendment of the arti-