Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-11-27

day mornings train. When this is in
place and connections are established,
as they shortly will be, with the COM
pany's water power plant, there will
be no more complaint about an ineffic-
lent light service.
NEW ATIONS.-Articles of
the following corporations were filed
In the office Of the country recorder
yesterday: The Gold Belt Mining ana
Development company, capital stock
81, 900, 900. incorpsrators, NJ. c. Jackson,
7. w, L. II. and S. j. T. Johnson and
w. w. Ballew of Denver; The Union
Oil, >Ias and Refining company, capital
stock SO, 900, incorporators, ]. B.
and H. H. Adkins of Allen county, o..
The Yuba River Mining and Power
company, capital stock 81, 100000 incor-
porators. C. Chase, a. Gourley and C.
II. Salisbury.
AN EVENING PARTY.-The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r McFall Monday
evening, was the scene of very pleas
ant gathering of few intimate friends
of their charming daughter. Mrs. Nc
Fall assisted her daughter in entertain
ing the guests. Light refreshments
were served during the evening and
many enjoyable games were played.
Mr.. Tobias Lichtenstein furnished the
music and played many clear and en-
tertaining solos on the piano. Miss
Nellie McFall recited. Among those
present were: Misses Mamie and Ger
trude Stovall, Daisy Parker, Alma Eyer
and mother, Miss Hilda Ellingson, Es
Their Rosenbladt; Messrs. John Gillen,
Sol Rosenbladt, George McClarty and
Louis Rubenstein..
DONATION TO A CHURCH.-Mrs.
Honora L. Hough yesterday filed in
mr. hat a
to probate of the will of her husband,
Lawrence S. Hough, and for the is
suance OF letters of administratio ton to
her under the will. The only part of
the estate described in the petition is
a lot in Neahr's addition, valued at
500. The testator died in Homestead,
Pa, in August of 1900, after having
lived in this city for some time. He
bequeaths to the First NJ. E. church of
this city, of which he was a member,
$500. and to the executor of his es-
tate, to be held in trust for an Swear
old daughter, SO, 600. In the event Of
her death before she reaches the age
of 81 this sum, with the accruing
profits upon it by investment, which is
directed in the will, shall be divided
among five other relatives of the tes-
tator, who are named. The residue of
the estate. the amount of which is not
HlelllOneu- Is DelueaINeO TO MS WIG.
IN COLORADO SPRINGS-A letter.
was received here yesterday by a
friend from Charles Lane Mosher, who
reports himself as now residing in Col
orado Springs in the Union Printers
Home. Mr.. Mosher is well known in
Phoenix. where he lived for a long
time, being at one time editor of the
Gazette, an later publishing the Ari-
zonian, which went to the newspaper
graveyard some years ago. He went
from here TO the coast and was for
some years connected with the San
Francisco papers. From there he went
to Chicago, and later to New York
city, where he has been for the last
three years. and where one of his lungs
! became affected. He Is now at the
Printers home where ne can have the
benefit of good medical treatment, and
writest that while he is sick, he does
not consider his condition alarming
and hopes to resume his activity with
the pencil next spring.