Arizona republican., 1901-06-01

WHERE THE REPUBLICAN IS.- The Arizona Republican ia On fife daiiy at the reading room of the Coro- nadoIent City, where Arizona guests w'll find the latest news from the ter rltory,
 magazine trap in operation, and will have Hg tournament July 9th. A number of the local shooters will take part and endeavor to bring back al the prizes and some of the money put up at the shoot at Prescott.
 THE HALL CASE-The Hall dia- mond case was on trial all afternoon yesterday in Justice Gray's court and attracted considerable attention. The house was full of witnesses and inter- ested parties as we'll as curiosity seek CTS A decision was not given
 PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH.-Serv- ices tomorrow as follows: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching servicee Il q. m; sermon by Rev. R. A. Rowland, rlator South Methodist church. or fertory solo, "I Heard the Voice of Je- gus Say" (BartletD by Mr. Andrews. F. s. C. E., 6:3O. Mir. Farquar, lead CT.
 MET IN THE STREET-A couple of gentlemen mounted on bicycles hap pened to meet on South Third street, just below Washington last evening about sundown, and by some intutive knowledge they seemsd to know that they were expected to mix on sight. They dismounted and had a round, after which they rode away, apparently satisfied. though the engagement was over before much of a crowd gathered. CREDITABLE PRINTING-In the matter of printing it is not immodest to call attention to the work of The Republican job office in the commence meft day printing for the Phoenix grammar and the Union high schools. Particular pride is taken in the di- plomas, which are printed in the class colors. and though they are plain they are more than usually neat and appropriate, and the absence of gin ger-bread" work is really an added beauty.
 MAJOR COLES FAREWELL SER VICES.-The last of the services in the old postoffice building will be tonight at s o'clock. Street meeting near Hud- sons drug store at 7:15. Major Coles twelfth week of regular gospel servic- es in this city will close tomorrow night with street meeting at 715 and union Wi:pel services at the Presbyterian church at 8 D. m. Let all who are in- terested in this grand work come cut and make this final meeting blessing to the entire city.
 A Ir q Good Templars gave Mrs. Lizzie Brit tan a complete surprise on Thursday evening at her home in University ad- dition, when about twenty-five mem bers of the order walked in unan- nounced. They carried baskets well filed with good things to eat, croki. nole boards and other games, and pro- ceeGed to spend a most enjoyable evening Mrs. Brittan, with her chll- dren. will return to her old home In Brainerd, Minn., on next Monday whence her husband has preceded her and this gathering was a farsw well by her friends.
 SELF SUSTAINING OFFTCES.- Yesterday was a record breaking day in the office of the county recorder. Fifty-six instruments were filed, q larger ratio than usual being deeds. showing that there is. a great deal Of activity in real estate. The next great CT number is made up of mortgage re- leases. There are several articles of Incorporation and locations of oil and mining lands The receipts of the re- corder's office will press closely upon S1, 200 It is therefore not only Self-sus- talning, but has become a source of revenue to the county. The office of tn probate judge has turned into the treasury about s600 for this month.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles. of the following corporations were filed in'the office of the county recorder yes terday. The Sphinx Oil company, cap ital stock S1. coo. 600; incorporators J. A. Bunting, R. s. l.. Matte, A. M. Buen- field. J. l.. Depointi. and l. J. Myers, of Bakersfield. Cal; The Zelma Belle Gold Mining and Dredging company capital stock S2J0. .000; incorporators C. H. Jay, Thomas Harris and others, of Sacra- ment1. Cal: The Gold Lode company. capital stock s500,000 incorporators W. A. Watts. O. F.. Platb, w. H. Ward. J. r. Kelly and F.. P. Palmer The Ta- Der God Mining company, capital stock $G000G0, incorporators s. F. Hatcher, A. F. Eaton and others. of Santa Clara, Cal
 THE ARIZONA EDITION The committee appointed by the board of trade to investigate the merit of the proposed Arizona edition to be brought out by the Los Angeles Times, met yesterday morning and formally ap- proved the proposition. The members of the committee and many of the more prominent business men have become greatly interested in the plan of adver- tlsement proposed and have pledged