Arizona republican., 1901-06-25

WILL w f4D lONiGHI.-Mr Frank w. Dean and Miss Ethel LaChance will be married tonight at the residence of the brides parents. Mr poan is a son of Judge and Mrs. Fletcher NJ. Doan of Florence, and Miss l.aChance is one of Phoenix most popular young ladies'
 AN OFFICIAL CHANGE Hon Isaac TT Stoddard took charge of the office of secretary of the territory yes tcrday at noon. He has made no an nouncement yet regarding the appoint ment of his assistant secretary. His predecessor, eXSecretary Akers, will remain in the city and engage in busi- ness.
 SPENDING THE SUMMER.-Mr. E. II. Chamberlin, accompanied by his wife and daughter, recently arrived here from Washington, b. C., and will spend the summer here for .he benefit of Mir. Chamberlin's health. He is prominent capital city merchant and Is a past grand master of the Masonic or der of the District of Columbia, and stands at the head of the fraternity spirited citizen of Washington ana has many friends all over the country.
 RETURN OF GOVERNOR MUIR PHY.-Governor Murphy returned to the city yesterday morning accompan- ied by Mrs. Murphy and Paul T. Mur- phy, whom the governor met at Ash Fork last Friday morning, on their re- turn from the east. They spent sun day at Prescott. Paul Murphy, whom everybody in Phoenix remembers as d small boy in knee pants. has completed his course at a Long Island academy. He is now as tall as his father and is acquiring a breadth of shou ders which leads to a hope that he will surpass the Hon. James Jsffres in physical de Ve!Opment
 LETTER CAME TOO LATE.-A let ter addressed to the City Hall" was received yesterday by Marshal Kinney from Mrs. Ella Johnson of Pawtucket, R. l. The writer says she is the daugh- ter of brother of the late Samuel Cook of this city. and that her father disd last March. She has heard of the death of her uncle and of his willing his property to the Salvation Army, a proceeding she can hardly account for. as she says only few months ago MT. Cook wrote to her father saying he eX- pected to sell out his Phoenix property and go cast on a visit. It was supposed here at the time of the death of Mir. Cook that he had no relatives living.
 MAKING GOOD RECORDS.-Let- tlrs received from Henry F. Fowler and Richard C. Fowler who are attend ing the dental college of the University of Pennsylvania at Phllddel phia state that they recently finished their -Xam- nations completing the secOni year of their course. There are l2j memb ITS in their class and Henry 9to1d at the head of it with a percentage of 97 1-4, and Richard was second with a per rentaGe of 96. That is not so bad for 2 couple of boys from Apache land. and all their friends here will take d per sonal pride in the good records made They will remain there during the summer practiclng ia the free clinic. | and next fall will begin their third and | last year of the course
 WISELY gardlng the Maricopa county board of trade exhibit ! he Copper Era says; "The Phoenix |
 
 nas begun in an extensive way the ad- | 'erlIsing of the entire territory and ! asks the assistance of every business man in the territory. The board first les $ to secure mineral exhibit ! rom the entire tcrTitGTy, which win be l properly labeled and giy II n place in he board of trade rooms at Phoenix, ! lhI' is a matter in which ail mining | men are interested. Graham county | should be well reprcs 5nted in this ex- | nioit and the board should in every | way receive the encouragement of the | people of the territory. Advertising was | me of the main factors in making Col 'rado the great state which it is today. | 'Ad It will do as much for Arizona"
 MANY NEW COMpANIES.-Thc | business of forming companies goes on | 'pacr. Articles of the following COP | 1orations warr filed i'll the office of the | 'ounty recorder yesterday: The Ma | lnnal oil company. capital stock | 'l Ooo,oOO incOrporators NJ. Jacobson. l Y. A, Bailey. Theo, Brough and w. r. ! torn. the Nevada King Mining X | 'melting company, capital stock | IOoo.0V0, incorpOraturs C. x. Thaycr, | z. W. Truesdell and II. A Rideant: the | 'oiivCr A!riae Navigation company. 1 'apital stock $l,0oo,0o incorporators C. | |. Tolivcr, A. w Spear, r.. IT, Stearns, 1 ' C. Head, J. II. Aydelottc. G. II. | 'ippy, T. l.. Reed, R. F. Butlsr, w. D. idslam, M. B. Waldron and J. II. Lo- | 'er; the Occidental Trojan oil com | amy, capital stock $500, 900, incorpora- ors l.. D. Green, r. l.. Dean. G. A | Men and others; the Duluth x Ari- | ona Mining company, capital stock | ! l,OOOOOO, inCOrpOratOrs C. F.. Long, F.. | Hartman and Gilbert D. Cray A car- | ifaqte of incorporation of the Ameri- an Bridge company of New York was | He'd with the appointment of A. C. | 3aker as legal agent.