Arizona republican., 1901-06-23

Padden, heir of the estate of Anthony Nealon, the final account of Hugh Creighton. trustee. was approved.
 A BUSINESS CHANGE.-Misa E. l.. Mines will be in charge of J. Ernest Walkers large business during the summer vice T. Herbert Taylor, who has severed his connection with MT. Walker. Miss Mines is q most capable business woman and was an employe df the Valley bank during last winter.
 TWO SECRETARIES. -- Secretary Stoddard went out to the capitol build ing yesterday to look over his office. After brief conference with Secretary Akers he announced that ke would not take charge until Monday. Mir. Stod- dard having qualified, there will be un- til tomorrow morning two secretaries of Arizona
 CHURCH MUSIC.-Dr. Rice, pastor of the Christian church, will ta K about Music" at II o'clock today, and mem
 bers of the choir arc wondering if his remarks will be personal in their na-
 ture. They have not been scared off by the mere announcement of the sub
 jtct however, but have gone right ahead preparing special music for the occasion. and will do their level b;st
 to out-sng the parson. They are re-
 inforced by Prof. J. l.. Johnston. who not on'y leads the choir. but will rem der a solo as well.
 MORE CORPORATIONS-ArtiCles les of
 incorporation of the following com
 panies wsrc filed in the office of he cCLnty recorder yesterday morning:
 The Northern Mining & Trading com
 pany, capital stock $l l,0O0,0O0. ,ncorpo-
 rators. R. R. Hoer, A. MacLaan and
 A. C. Egelston of Minneapolis. The
 Wickenburg Publishing company. cari-
 tai stock sl0,000, incorporators D. F.
 Hall and F. R. Hall; The West Noun
 tain Mining company, capital stock
 sl, ,OOOO 900. incorporators J. E. Dearborn.
 J. N. Woodward and T. A. Eaton
 DEATH OF r. A. WICKERSHAM.-|
 MT. F. A. Wickersham of Petaluma,
 Cal, died yesterday morning of cOn-
 sumption, six and one-half miles
 northeast of the city. He came hers very i'll about six weeks ago. IT has
 no relatives here though h. leaves a wife and two children in Petalum whs re the remains will be shipped to- night. MT. Wickersham was about 8 years old and was president of the Wickersham Banking company of Pet aluma. He was a prominent Mason,
 being a member of the Commandry and Shrine.
 MEN TO ENTERTAIN.-On Tues
 day evening next the men of the Chris
 tian church. assisted by their friends, will give an entertainment and serve refreshments in the church par'Jrs. Gentlemen will welcome the gu sts at
 the door. attend to the introduction of strangers. render q musical and liter ary programme, and serve at the feast, which will conclude the evenings h- joyment. The ladies will be the guests of honor. and will have nothing tD do with the affair, except to drop fifteen cents in the doOr-keep r's hat, and | look pleasant.
 RI'NAWAYS.--lt was like old times in Phoenix yesterday. There were two lIunaways and nobody hurt. One was on Washington street, just west of Center. and was of short duration, | team hitched to a heavy wagon becom- | ing frightened and running to the cor ner The other runaway was a four horse team attached to a heavy freight wagon. It took fright on North sixth street, turned west on Monroe and ran ! almost to the Sisters school, where one
 of the horses fell down and stopped the ! procession. There were TO serious re- suits.
 A HANDSOME PRESENT Gus | II. Hirschfeld of thi. city yesterday re- ! ceived as pretty a ling as eye ever ! beheld, the present of his three brothers | in the east It is a gold band about i three -eighths of an inch wide and very { thiN and the letters G. H. H. appear | on tnr upper side. set in diamonds, The | setting is most Cleverly done, the hole" made for the purpose going clear | through the ring. SO the thrsg letters | show plainly on the inside of 1t also 1 Mi. Hrschfeld received a letter from | one of his brothers a few days ago tell | ing him to be on the lookout for small package. When it arrived yesterday i and he began opening 1t he thought for | a time he was the victim of a practical | joke. It was a package of considerable | size and after he hai taken off several | layer, of twine, paper and sealing wax
 he called a friend and told him he was | jobbed and he wanted a witness to | prove at some later date. if necessary, l that he was onto the game before he l got the package opened When it's
 contents were finally disclosed an en-
 tirely different sensation came over | him. He has one brother residing in 1 Chicago. another in New York and a 1 third in Danbury. Conn. The four of
 them were together a few W elk" ago l in Chicago, for the first time in thirty