Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
GREAT MUSICAL. COMBINATION.

On Thursday evening next number
 of the best musicians Of the city w!!.
 unite in a concert in the Christian
 church. for the benefit of the music fund of the church. Several of the city's favorite entertainers will con- tfD DGre tc ,he ea,ormtnt Q; the even ing, while few numbers will te given by the members of the Tempe Choral society, in honor of Prof J. L. Jchn- son. director of the society ard also of the church choir.
 TREATMENTS PTCNIC.-The annual picnic of the Phoenix fire department will be held at Phoenix park next Sun day. Committees are at work to make
 the day great success in point of en- tertainment and there is no question
 but that the public will make 1t sue
 cess in point of attendance. There will
 be athletic sports of all kinds, lemon-
 ade, ice cream. etc, and rag babies to
 throw the balls at There will in | short, be firemen's picnic and that
 means in these parts, to use an anti
 quated expression, very paramount occasion.
 IN MEMORY OF EX-GOVERNOR M'CORMICk.-Gove Murphy will today issue a proclamation requesting | that flags on all public buildings within | the territory, be lowered to half-mast, | as a mark of respect to the memory of | Ex-Governor Mccormick, whose death
 was announced In the dispatches of
 The Republican yesterday morning.
 Governor Mccormick was the second lgh fnf itrn nc ,.t, nd hn first territorial secretary He lived in New York for many years before his death. but he never lost his interest in
 the territory.
 THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
 EQUALIZATION.- June meeting
 of the territorial board of equalization was begun yesterday. Beside the ter ritorial auditor -officio. a member of the board, there were present Messrs. R. N. Fredericks of Yavapai, M. P. Freeman of Pima and Michael Ohl of Graham The day was spent in organi-
 zation and getting facts together for consideration. At this meeting only the valuation of the railroads will be fixed. The only representative of the
 roads so far in the city is Mir F. F..
 Ellinwood of Flagstaff. MT. Michael
 Scanlan, chairman of the board of supervisors of Mohave county, is in
 town in the matter of the Santa Fe-
 Pacific railroad valuation.
 OFF FOR THE CANYON.-Major
 Cole and Dr. J. C. Norton left last
 night for the grand canyon of the Col
 orado. where they will spend three or four days. Major Cole has to return
 east before the 18th, but hopes to be
 able to spend a couple of days in Los
 Angeles after his visit to the canyon and before going east. A large num-
 Der of friends gathered at Dr. Norton's
 residence last evening, where a fare well meeting was held, and about 100
 people formed in line and marched to
 the depot, escorting Major Cole. While
 waiting for the train a song servict
 was held that aroused great enthusi-
 asm and must have impressed Major
 Cole strongly with his personal popu
 larity in Phoenix.
 PROBATE COURT.-A citation was issued out of probate court yesterday
 to J. l.. Cant, administrator of the
 estate of Daniel McAndrews. It is
 made returnable June &. A petition
 was filed for the admission to probate
 of the will of N. K. Masten. The peti- tioner is Joseph M Masten. A hearing
 was set for June 3. An order of publi-
 cation was made in the. estate of w. A. Goodlander and notice to creditors was issued. w A. Bolton was ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Bautste Merlette. and his bond was fixed at S100. J. A. F. Irvine. adminis- trator de bonis non of the estates OF Charles s. Douglass and Annie F.. Douglass was discharged. An ap- praisement was filed in the estate of Anthony Nealan.
 ANOTHER PRESIDE. Henry Schimberg. a well known Phoenix printer who has lived in this city since the close of the Spanish American war. in which he served with honor in a | Wisconsin regiment. left a few weeks
 ago for his old home in the east. He returned yesterday morning with h's bride, their nuptials having been celc- brated in Appleton, Wis, on May Sth. They have come to Phoenix to make their home, MT. Schimberg being all ready identified with the country in the ownership of valley ranch. He
 is most estimable young man and 6 skillful printer. and his many friends here will rejoice in his good fortune and take pleasure in welcoming his bride to Phoenix.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of ! incorporation of the Union Guarantee company were filed in the office of the
 county recorder yesterday. The capi- | tai stock, is S2OO,OOO The incorporators are William J. Raincy, Herman P. Ma
 gel and Harry A. Eastman. Articles
 were also filed of the following corpor- ation9: The Orion Gold Mining com