Arizona republican., 1900-11-30

A THANKSGIVING DINNER.-Miss
 Grace Greenwood entertained several
 of her young friends at a delightful
 Thanksgiving dinner yesterday in
 which the center of attraction was 8
 mammoth turkey.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Among re-
 cent articles of incorporation filed in
 the office of the county recorder were
 those of the Arizona Concentrating
 company, with capital stock of
 $5OOO. Articles were also filed of the
 Ruby Gold and Copper company, whose capital stock is $20O).OOO.
 THE WOODMEN'S BALL.-The | Woodmen gave their annual ball last night at O'Neill hall. This is always | q red-letter day in the social demon strations of the order, and the older the lodge gets he better the dance. The ball last night was, therefore, more magnificent than any of it's pre- Gecessors.
 MARICOPA CLUB DANCE-Tha annual Thanksgiving ball of the Mari copa club was held last night at the club rooms, in the Hotel Adams. There was a large attendance of members and a number of invited guests. There were many pretty costumes, and the event was probably the most brilliant social function of the season thus far.
 DONE TWICE IN A DAY. The Monarchs and the second Indian school team played a game at the school yes terday morning in which the Indians won by the score of 6 to o. This was hint to the elder school team what to do at the park in the afternoon and after they got through pushing the univer- sity el5Ven around over the grounds, the score keeper found a singular coin cidence in his book-the same figures, to 0.
 THE RETURN OF GOODING. - Sheriff Murray will probably arrive this morning with William Gooding, the young man wanted for the robbery of Mrs R. w. Manner of North Second avenue, last Monday. There is a pos sibility, though that at the last moment Gooding may decide tCobstruct the flow of justice by refusing ito return with out a requisition. In that case a lot of time consuming correspondence will 1 be necessary.
 A PLEASANT DINNER. -One Of , the most delightful Thanksgiving din ners spread in Phoenix was that served by the ladies of the A. M. E. church iu the Jones building yesterday. There was everything to tempt the appetita and inspire patrons to further gas tronomic effort. The worthy enterprise was. well worth patronizing and all were profited, for the dinner will be one of
 the many pleasant recollections of Thanksgiving.
 , LITIGATION FOR TODAY. - The criminal libel eases against Sanchez and de la Lama, and -anchez and Sal agar will come up in district court to- 1 day. The defendants Were indicted : upon the complaint of Senor Leon V. ! Navarro, Mexican consul at this post. The defendants are editors of Fl Dem ocrata and Fl Observation, both of which last September contained rehec- i tiOns upon the personal life of the con- sul and charged him with moral and ! general unfitness to properly represent l her government.
 | DEATH OF DR. LINLEY-Dr. Jas. 1 Markham Linley, of Atchison, Kansas, 1 died Wednesday evening, at o'clock, ! the home of Rev. Wynkoop, mission ary on the Pima Indian reservation. Dr. Linley was for years an intimate friend of the family. and came here about six months ago for rest and re- cuperation. He was a native of Ken l lucky and had been a resident of At
 chison for thirty-flve years, his son