Arizona republican., 1901-05-12


 can be supplied by mere application at
 the board of trade rooms. The board
 is ready and anxious to supply with
 such literature, everyone who goes east
 or north.
 l FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.-Regular
 services will be held this morning
 Sunday school at 9:15 a. mI, Lloyd B. | Christy, superintendent. Major Cole
 will have charge of the morning
 service. The chorus choir will render
 the anthem, Make a Joyful Noise
 Unto the Lord" Solo. Jerusalem"
 Mir. I. D. Reedy. The Epworth League
 will hold it's regular service at 6:15 D.
 m., topic. Practical Christianity" leader, c. A. Massey; Union services at 7:30 p. m.
 CRITTENTON HOME ELECTION. Each pastor of the city is requested l to appoint six delegates from his con- gregation (three men and three woman. preferredD to attend the annual meet ing for the election of officers of the | Florence Crittenton Home to be held,
 Friday evening, May 17th, at o'clock. at Phoenix mission, corner Fifth avenue and Washington street. A good attendance is desired and any
 one interested in the work is invited l to attend and take part in the election. A GOOD INDIAN.-Word is re- ceived from Flagstaff that small band of Navajo Indians had shot and killed noted Navajo. namsd Houstein
 Boettin Begay. Hestein had showed signs of a demented mind for some tipnn h mn, II a was all the time trying to cause trouble between the white settlers and
 Indians. and led the fight between the deputy sheriffs and Indians which oc- cured near Falgstaff in November. 1899, when an officer was killed and another was badly wounded.
 MINING LOCATIONS.-If there is any extensive section of this country that is not under cultivation or staked out to oil or mining claims, the indi- cations are that it will be soon. Yes terday Louis T. Mccartney filed mo- tice of the location of the Gratia mine, Richard Paynter and Gus Heyman filed notice of the location of the May flower mine l.. F.. Hewins, Walter Talbot, Ancil Martin and others filed notice of the location of the Transit mine and Louis Melczer and others filed notice of the location of the Key stone mining claim.
 A SMOOTH GRAFT-A young Tempe man of more than ordinary bus mess sagacity, is engaged in taking orders for kindling wood for next winters delivery. He says that as soon as the oil furry is over and the people allow claims now located to lapse, he is going to get two-horse wagon and spend next winter pulling up location stakes and filling summer orders. The stakes are about the right length for kindling and will be nice and dry by fall, Thsn, too. they will probably be saturated with oil from the immense petroleum deposits be" lieved to exist below. and will make the best of kindling.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Sen tinel oil company filed articles of in corporation with the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s1,000,- 900 and the incorporators are H. II. Blood. William Ellery and others of san Francisco. The Vallejo Oil com pany filed articles with a capital stock of s450.000, the incorporators being w. c. Carpenter. C. J. Rader and others Of San Francisco. The Golden Star Oil company filed articles with cap ltal stock of s5O0.000, the incorporators being F.. Lastreto, Otto Schinkel and others of San Francisco.
 EPwoRTH LEAGUE. NJ F., CHURCH. SOUTH. - The regular monthly business meeting and social of the Epworth League of the NJ. F. church, south, was held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Dameron, North Fifth avenue, yesterday evening. The rooms were tastefully decorated with the league colors-white and gold. The at tendance was large. Reports from the various departments showed the league to be in prosperous condition. Four teen new members were received. Re treatments were served by the hostess and very pleasant evening was spent.
 A MINING DEAL.-A mining deal which has been hanging fire for some time. was consummated yesterday by the sale by Mrs. M. Gertrude Ryland of the Three Black Buttes properties to an eastern syndicate. The Three Black Buttes are situated twelve miles east of Wickenburg. IL is a copper and gold proposition, on which considerable work has been done. The price has not bsen made public. but the figure is said to be d very comfortable one. A company for operation on the property was formed yesterday afternoon. It is called the Duluth X Arizona Mining company. The incorporators are George E. Long and Emil Hartman of Duluth, Mlnn., and G. D. Gray of Phoenix. The capital stock is $i000,- GOO. Operations will begin with dia- mond drill in about q month.