Arizona republican., 1901-05-03
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with us always, but more so in the spring, gentle Annie. and just now they may be seen any day with whole baskets full of pottery newly made and on some of which the paint is scarcely dry. They are probably wait Ing for the presidential train in the hop. of finding an expanded market for their wares.
 NEARING COMPLETION.-Th Tal- bot and Martin building on the corner of Adams street and First avenue IS rapidly nearing completion, as nothing is lacking but some inside work and a little work on the front. The Win ters building is up. so far as walls are concerned, his entire property In the block now being covered with brick store-rooms. The new building being in conformity with the former struc- ture, adds greatly to the appearance of the whole block. The second story of the Stroud building on Center street is rapidly getting into view.
 NEW CHOIR LEADER.-Prof. J. l.. Johnston of Tempe. has been engaged to instruct and lead the choir of the Christian chunch, and will assume his duties this evening at choir practice. Rehearsals will take place on Friday evenings at half-past seven, instead of Saturday. as heretofore. Several new
 voices have been added to the choir
 and it Is expected that a chorus Of
 fifteen or twenty voices will be formed. Prof. Johnston will direct the choir at both morning and evening services on Sunday. Mrs l.. II. Ham, ilton will render vocal solos at these services as usual.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Garde
 Valley Lodge No. 1 elected officers on last Monday night. and installation will
 take place on next Monday. Those
 elected were: Brennan Fike, c. T.;
 Miss Alma Eyer, V. T.; Robert Cree, secretary: H. F. Couch, F. S.. Henry
 Elvey. NJ; Miss Lucy Couch. T., and
 A. P. albridge. F. C. T. Mir Elvey, who returned from the Philippines
 last week, exhibited a very interesting collec ton of souvenirs from the Orient fin the lodge room on Monday night
 It Is expected that a number of Vlsl-
 tors from Tempe will be present on
 next Monday night.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the following com
 panies were filed in the office of the
 county recorder yesterday: The Bos-
 ton Monterey. oil company, capital
 stock $1, ,OO0 900, incorporators, Chas. s. Rhienhart. F. B. Marsh and G. s. Wey- man; the Cleveland Mining and De- velopment company, capital stock H,- 0G0 900, incorporators, N. G. Hamilton,
 A. H. Brainard and s. A. Bennett of Cleveland, O.; the Whitman Mining company, capital stock $l.250.000. incor- porators, F. l.. OLeary and others of
 St. Louis the Pacific Match company, capital stock S1O00OO, incorporators, Thomas P. Cosgrove and others of Ma dera county. California,
 SILVER ORR-Jake Pfeiffer has left
 with the board of trade a number of samples of silver ore from his recently discovered mine, La Estrella del NOrda," a mile and a half north of the Silver King. Reference to this new
 find was made two or three weeks ago in The Republican, and if he has any great quantity of ore like that exhibit eG he ought to find himself rich man some day. One assay returns a show ing of 1000 ounces of silver to the ton and another showa 55S ounces. In the ! rush for gold and copper, together with
 the low price of silver. prospectors have forgotten that Arizona is also rich in | silver, in fact, made her first reputation as a mining country on the silver dis coveries.
 AN ANTIQUATED CLAIM. Sarah E. Newberry yesterday filed in the pro- bate court a claim against the estate of Calvin Ashley. lately admitted to pro- bate. The amount Of the claim is $l. | iSS, and which is said by the claimant ! to be due her for services as house keeper for A:'hley from August, 1885. to | May. 1888. The filing of the claim can do no harm nor can it do any good. as the statute of limitations has run
 against it so hard that it is q wreck. The bond of w. H. Robinson as admin istrator of the estate of Nancy M. Per ley was filed, letters were isaaed and notice to creditors was ordered. An in- Ventory and appraisement was filed in
 the estate of George C. Brown.
 CAME TO WED.-Mr. M. Alonzo Bronson of Chicago, and Miss M.
 Louise Bronson of Waterbury, Conn, | arrived here Wednesday morning from
 Los Angeles. and were married the
 same day at the M. E. church parson- age by Rev. C. V, Cowan. They are
 now stopping at the Ford hotel and
 after few days stay, will resume their journey to their eastern home.
 Though both were possessed of the I the relationship of the two families separated way back before the revo- | lutionary war. Thsy are pleasantly
 surprised with Phoenix and the Salt | River valley. and when they returt l east they will be among those who 1 have nothing but good words for Ari