Arizona republican., 1901-03-30

some may not know, an arrangement
 by which the horses will be turned
 loose from their stalls at the first tap
 of the alarm bell
 A VISITOR WHO MAY REMAIN
 MT. F. w. Dee of Denver is in the
 city for the recuperation of his health.
 He Is interested in mining in Colorado
 and may decide to remain here If
 everything is favorable.
 ANTIoUARIANS TO MEET.-The
 directors of the Arizona Antiquarian
 society and all others interested in the
 proposed work of excavating the big
 mound east of the city, will hold an-
 other meeting at the office of the board
 of trade at o'clock this afternoon.
 good attendance is expected.
 PROBATE COURT-A petition was filed in probate court yesterday for
 letters of administration on the estate
 of Joseph w. Irwin. A publishers afii
 davt was filed in the estate of Manuel Ortiz. In the estate of C. V. shaw yer there was filed petition for an order setting aside homestead. RUSTLING FOR VOTES:-It was reported yesterday that one of the many democratic candidates for city
 marshal returned yesterday morning from Cave Creek, whither he had con ducted his campaign, thinking that
 balliwick had been taken in at the
 last extension of the city limits. A QUADRENNIAL RECREATION. --Messrs. C. D. and J. w. Doris and their wives were out hunting north of the city yesterday and returned with nine jackrabbits. MT C. D. Doris en- joyed the outing rather more than any of the others, for the reason that 1t was his first period of recreation in four years.
 DISTRICT NO. 4.-The school in District No. IA closed yesterday after a very successful seven months year. The residents of the district gathered at the school house and held a basket picnic, which was greatly enjoyed. in the afternoon they had rhetorical eX- ercises, which were enjoyed by a large
 audience. Miss Merriman, one of the teachers, left for California last night.
 BLOWING IN OF THE SHELTER. The shelter has been blown in. It was, in fact blown in on Wednesday. but nothing was turned out but sag, which does not command a high price
 in any of the markets of the world. At the end of the last run, notwith- standing the intense artificial heat and the mild climate of Phoenix, the
 shelter "froze up" and "salamander'
 was formed. That had to be got rid of
 before any copper in a marketable
 state could be turned out.
 A COMING THEATRICAL TOUR
 Mrs. Nick Wagner, Marguerite"
 and her son. Robbie, "The Wise Boy,'
 will shortly leave on a theatrical tour, beginning with the Orpheum circuit
 and including the principal theaters
 between San Francisco and New York.
 Mrs. Wagner has been on the stage
 annually since young girlhood. Master Robbie has had an experience of three seasons. His appearances at various
 times within the past winter at the Doris theater have been well re- ceivcd.
 JUST IN TIME FOR DINNER The ladies of the Christian church. who are to open a 'Woman's EX- change" in Wakelins store today, as 1 mentioned yesterday, announce that they vii! not be able to have the va rious foods properly cooked and ready for sale till about II o'clock. which , will be in time for dinner. They will be in attendance throughout the af- ternoon also. They will have a good!y variety of viands to tempt the appe- tlte of the hungry. but their staples win be homemade bread. pie and cake, veal loaf and salads. They will also take orders for future delivery.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-The fol- lowing articles of incorporation were | filed in the office of the county re- 1 corder yesterday: The Apollo Oil com , pany, capital stock $3OO,OOO, incorpora- tors. F. Zurich, F. Schwarsz, John ! Schund and A. Waters of San Fran cisco; the Minerva oil company same | incorporators. capital stock s5O0O0O; | The Merchants Oil company, capital | stock S5O0,000. incorporators, M F. ! Anderson, William Jung. A. Lenhart, | r. P Hellwlg of California; The AL mont oil & Development company,
 capital stock 5OO0OO, incorporators r. i A. Perrin, s. F. Stephens, J. w. Har- renstein of Santa Clara. Cal; The | Cartmo Land & oil company. capital | stock S500,000, incorporatOrs, NJ. J. 1 BoGgs. George K Ford, c. E. Harden. l G. P. Scott and others of Colusa, Cal. BOUGHT 5000 COATS ". b. | Frazee returned yesterday morning ' from Kingman, where he purchased a flock of 5000 Angora goats which he Is