Arizona republican., 1900-08-23

GOOD MUSIC.-The Summer Wid- overs" Dramatic club has secured the
 services of the Feuerstein-G -GO'za Orches- 1 tra to furnish the music for the enter
 tainment to be given Friday evening. August "A.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Of
 incorporation of the Par Value Gold | Mining company Were filed in the offic | of the county recorder yesterday. The | capital stock is $1OOOO The American | Ribbon and Carbon company filed a | certificate increasing it's capital stock i from $5, 1000 to S100,000.
 PROBATE COURT. In probate
 court yesterday an order was made 1 in the estate of Michael Welz i settling the account of Special Admin | istrator Dr. H. A. Hughes. A hearing on the petition of J. Ernest Walker for letters of administration on the estate | of Jeremiah Malcolm was continued
 until August 23. A hearing was had On the final account of E. C. Converse. the administrator of the estate of H. C.
 Converse. The account was approved.
 distribution of the estate was ordered
 and the administriX was discharged.
 SOON TO ARRIVE.-A very talented young man by the name of Wm. J. Lee will arrive here in few days from San Francisco accompanied by his wife. and will cast his lot with the mining inter- ests of Arizona, having been appointed private secretary of MT. H. William Ste Nens, general manager of the Trilby and Belle gold mines near Wiclienburg. Mir Lee has recently returned from Manila, where he occupied the position of ste noSrapher and interpre ter in the su- preme court of the islands Among other duties performed by him in his official capacity was the translation of the Spanish mining lIws of the Philip pines into English.
 A CHLOROFORM PEND. - Last Friday night between the hours of II and 12 o'clock some one attempted to chloroform Mrs. Marcus White. of Tue son. She was awakened by the touch If hand on her face and realized that some one was at her bedside. attempt ing to administer chlcroform. She called to Miss Gooding, who was sleeping in an adjoining apartment and when she spoke the man with the chlOrOform escaped through a screen door. Nothing is known as t. the den- uty of the person or the motive in ad- ministcring the chloroform. Fortu- nately Mrs. White was awakened be- for the drug had taken effect, SO no ill., ness resulted.
 DOMESTICITY OF DEER.-It is in- teresting to note the difference in the natures of wild animals Some will haunt the vicinity of human habita- tons. yet never become tame, while others exceedingly wild by nature are readily susceptible to kindness and cas- fly tanned. Probably no animal is by nature more timid or frightfuI of hu- man approach than the deer, yet there are few more easily tanned. The Will Hams news says Fred Holden, while riding the range, captured a x.young fawn and brought it home. It took just a day to tame the little thing and on the second day it would follow any of the members of Mr. Holden's family about, as tame as any domestic animal l around the place.
 FOR COUNTY RECORDER.-Evi- | deatly the nomination for county re- corder yn the r. publican ticket will not | go begging this year. MT George A. l Mauk announces in another column of | this paper that if his candidacy is lcok- | ed upon favorably by the convention he l will light big blaze under the altar on which the democratic sacrifice shall l be placed. Mr. Mauk though not an old | man, is no tenderfOct, having spent | thirteen years in Arizona. most of the | time in this county. He halls from the | south side and is a resident of NJ esa and | was until recently agent of the NJ. & P. |