Arizona republican., 1900-08-18

A NEW MINING COMPANY.-Arti-
 cles of incorporation of the Badger Bay
 Mining company were filed in the of
 flee of the county recorder yesterday.
 The capital stock is $5.000, 000
 DEATH OF LAWRENCE HOUGH.-
 A telegram was received in the city last
 night announcing the death at Home
 stead, Pa, yesterday afternoon, of MT
 Lawrence Hough. MT. Hough, who re-
 sided with his wife and little daughter on North Center street for some time,
 went east about eight weeks ago.
 PROBATE COURT. In the matter of the estate of P. H. Coyle an order was issued in probate court yesterday setting aside an allowance for the fam fly. petition was filed in the matter of the estate of Jchn F. Ayres for a permission to sell read esta,e, and an order to show cause was issued.
 ANOTHER ARIZONA RECORD John Ege, night foreman of the Phoe- nix bakery was missing all day yester- day and it may be a week before he will show up in his usual haunts. An event of unusual moment occurred at his home night before last and the
 blow almost killed father" It was a twelve pound girl.
 LEFT FOR UTAH. Quite a party of Mesa City people left yesterday morning over the s. F. P. & P. railroad for Utah points. Among them were D. A. LeBaron and Ross Daily, who were going to Provo City, and C. H. Allen, wife and daughter, William Schwartz and H. V. Phelps and wife, who bought tickets for Salt Lake City.
 A CORPORATION YARD. The city council has ordered the purchase of three lots on the southeast corner of Seventh avenue and Jefferson streets at a cost of $1 SOO It is to be used as a corporation yard; that is, a place for keeping the municipal horses and wag- ons which have hitherto been kept in rented corrals. The council has also ordered the construction of necessary sheds ar a cost which shall not exceed $500.
 c. B. HEMINGWAY DEAD. News was received here yesterday of the death of C. B. Hemingway of New Haven, Corn, at Pasadena, Cal. on Tuesday, cf Brights disease. Mr. Hem- ingway spent the last two winters here and was well and favorably known by a great many people. He came here for lung trouble and was much benef,ed, only to fall a victim to the ether aftliction. Mr. Hemingway was about thirty years of age.
 REBEKAHS CELEBRATE.-T To- cal lodge of Ehe Daughters of Rebekah held an unusually interesting melting Thursday night. followed by banquet that was heartily enjoyed by all pres Nt IYs I.N honor at the banquet. He is not a member of the order, but came in re- sponse to an urgent invitation and was therefore agreeably surprised when subsequent to the feasting he was pre- scented with handsome Pythian watch charm in token of appreciation of fla Vors he had previously extended.
 VISIT OF MIR. TEVIS. Among yes terday's visitors in the city was Mr. w. S. Tevis of san Francisco. MT. Tevis is a son of Lloyd Tevis of the old firm of Haggin & Tevis. one of the most distinguished on the Pacific coast 1 Their interests were extensive and varied, extending over almost helf the l continent or, more properly, over all of it west of the Rocky mountains. One | of them was the great Kern county ranch, the largest irrigated farm in the world. MT. w. S. Tevis now has charge of that, U say nothing of many of the others set on foot by the old firm. He left last night for WilleOx.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Thursday night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. | South Third avenue and | Sherman street. a birthday party was given on their lawn. It was the an-