Arizona republican., 1901-12-21

nix ard Tucson. which answers the purpose equally as well. as eastbound passengers are out Of bed anyhow be- fore they reach Tacso5. and can change cars there as well as at Fl Paso. The new service will prove q great convenience to travellers.
 A MUSICAL EVENT-The pupils of Mir William Strobridge will give a re- cital at the Doris theater beginning at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Those who will participate in the recital are: Miss Imogene Murphy. Miss Jennie Hins- dale. Miss Bessie Hough. Miss Laura Schmidt. Miss Maud Hawley, Miss Ethel Ball. Miss Jessie Dunbar and Miss Olivette Perkins. Miss Perkins is also pupil of Mrs. Brannen Of Los Angeles. This recital has aroused great interest in the musical circles of the city. The programme has been carefully made up, and a treat will be afforded those who attend.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles Of the following companies were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terJay: The Miller Mountain Mining and Milling company, capital stock $1,oOo,00o incorporators. G. A. Will jams. w. F. Ring and J. B. Sperry of New York; The Daniel Boone Develop ment company. capital stock. $l.060, 900. incorporators, J. Rice. A. T. Fisher. C. M. Hayden, r. M. Baliinger and J. A. Whetstone of St. Louis: The Corson Gold Mining company, capital stock. fi0, coo 900. incorporators. A E. Dodge, NJ. I. Dow and G. l.. Wiley of Man chester. N. H.; The Cold Standard oil company. capital stock, s2.0c0,000. in corporators. A. Sampson, N. Allen and J. Lovejoy of Houston, Tex.
 PROBA-c COURT=Tne final ac- count and report of the administratrix of the estate Of William E. Johnson. with a petition for discharge. was filed in probate court yesterday. The hear ing of the final report of A. J. Ed wards, administrator of the estate Of Edward r. Hayden, was set for Janu- ary ?. Letters of administration of the estate of w. H. Bonham were is sued to A. J. Bradley. In the estate of Josephine Elvey there was a hear ing on citation to the administra tor to show cause why his letters of ad- ministra ton should not be revoked. A demurrer to the petition was filed and sustained, and the petitioners were al lowed to amend. Letters of admins tration were issued to F. J. Bennitt on the estate of William Church.
 PHOENIX GIRLS WORK STANDS FIRST.-The Republican made brief reference 10 a handsome nGnukerCnleI sent by the Baptist Kings Daughters. Of this city, to the Farther Lights so- ciety of Madison. Wis. An apprecia- tive and suggestive letter has just been received by Miss Blanch Barnett, the maker of the handkerchief. from which is quoted: we want to thank you personally for your kindness in transforming that simple piece Of linen into such 3 beautiful handker- chief. It was the general verdict that it was the most beautiful handkerchief we had. If Chis represents the work of sour Whatsoevers. you must be a noble circle. Our Farther Lights so- oiety numbers eighteen. Nearly all are working girls but we manage to send our $50 to foreign missions every year" The writer says that this year they decided that their own church needed help as much as missions. So they decided to raise S100 to aid in erecting a new church building. They were very successful at their sale and cleared about $40.