Arizona republican., 1901-10-09

| the largest practice in that city, ar | rived in town yesterday with his fam | fly. Dr. Quine has great faith in the climate of this valley. Within the last few years he has sent many invalids here. He will return to Chicago in a | few days. but his family will remain | here during the winter.
 BROKEN ARM-Mary Baker daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. C. Baker
 while playing in the rear of the house | late yesterday afternoon. ran against a fence, breaking her right arm. The arm was dressed by Dr. Duffield.
 PRICE OF A STEER.-Ever since Schuster was dynamited with a fire cracker. and another citizen was ar rested for the act on the charge of at tempted murder, Schuster has been the philosopher most quoted by south ern Arizona papers. The Oasis says: 'Sbeaking of gattle." remarked Schus- | ter ''I hafe observed dhat der highest priced animal in all der derritory of Ar izona vas a long horned Texas shteer grossed init der Soudthern Bacifie locomotife. aindt id?''
 NEW CORPORATIONS O. the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Buckeye Mining com pany, capital stock S1OO0OO. incorpora- tors. w. Hyde, G. B. Devoe and J. J. McClean of Warren. O: The Ari- zona-Cuban Asphalt Mining company. capital stock 8, GOO 000. incorporators. $. S. Williamson. B. Wilson. A. L. Swan. F. s. Williams of Philadelphia: The Internationa! Investment Syndi- cate, capital stock 2.5OO 900. incorpora- tors, J. A. Herrera. J. F. Rhein, H. N Lee, H. l.. Edwards of Fl Paso. Tex.
 A FAREWELL PARTY.-A farewell party was given last night to Miss Ella Eyer who will leave shortly to attend college in Healdsburg. Cal, at the residence of her parents near the water works. The eTening was very pleasantly spent. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Davis, Jessie Sheridan, Cecil Walden. John Aisap. Nellie Me Fall, John Hill. MT. Rutan, Daisy Par ker. Harry Holland. Alma Eyer. Ella Eyer. Lulu Eyer, Joe Porter Rev. Imri Zumwalt. Dr. R. $. Slusher. Joe Bowyer, Robert Cree. Al Kyle, Ray Kalfus. Ora Shonyo. Gertrude and Mamie Stovall. Gertie and Hagen Rich.
 HARRY HANNAH BADLY HURT The following from the Nogales Videt:e refers to a boy well known in Phoeni;s 2 : MT Robert Hannah and family once resided here and have many friends iB this city: Harry Hannah. the fifteen year old son of Robert Hannah. was terribly wounded last Saturday while out shooting doves with his playmate, Virgil Long. The boys were three miles north of town and the accident hap pened while they were in pursuit of birds. Harry was in front. and in some way NirSiTs gun was discharged. tho full charge of No. : shot entering Har- rvs back. One kidney was almost en- tirely shot away and 1t was supposed that he would live but a few hour However. he is still alive this morning and Dr. Ferguson, the attending physi- elan. says he has a chance to recovs-
 SHE SLIPPED.-City Marshal Kir- ney and Officer Russell yesterday jailed a poor. hardworking woman who so far forgot herself as to get drunk. all the same man. She was first located in a ditch on the east side of the city hall plaza. Before the officers coula catch up with her she had rounded the outer stake at the corner of Third street and Washington and was bear ing to windward along Adams street with all sails flying. She collided with half dozen observation boats. and finally made port in the Capitol Flour ing mills. Mir. Dunlap did not want her. so hack was called and she was taken to the city hall and put in q cell She resented this treatment. and whsn Officer Hill. who is an extremely modest man, brought her cup of cof- fee, she also took that kindness as an insult and tore the greater part of his shirt off him. He called for help. ana two other officers came to his assist ance before he was completely dis robed
 A BIG CORPORATION.-A ten bi!'- ion dollar corporation yesterday filsd it's articles in the office of the territo- rial secretary. It is the International Construction and Development com uany. The inCorporators are Richard Douglas Coulter. George Lynn Heron and John Christian Wolfram. all ne Pittsburg. Mir. Coulter is a prominent PittsburE official The stock is divided into shares Of $1 each. Ten billion dol lars is q sum beyond human concep- ton. It is more than all the railroads that have ever been built. all the canals that hare ever been dug. all the tele- graph wires that have ever been strung and all the cables that have been lait have cost. If the stock had been fully paid up at the time of the filing of the papers. the internal revenue. stamps that would have had to be attached to the docCment would be worth g.. coo COG. a sum sufficient for the capital stock Of most corporations. If the shares of the company were divided up among the human race, each man, woman and child of every race and color wOuld