Arizona republican., 1901-11-05

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 eopal church. south. The, Revs. C. V. l Cowan and R. A. Rowland have charge of the programme and interesting service may be expected.
 | A NOTED VISITOR.-Genera Fay ! cite Hewett of Frankfort, Ky, was a guest of Phoenix on Sunday. and left yesterday morning for his home He, with Rev Dr. E. A. Penick was en- | tertained at dinner at the Hotel Adams on Sunday night by Dr. Walker. Gen eral Hewett was distinguished officer of the confederacy. and is at present the head of the State National Bank of Frankfort. He was for fourteen years auditor of his state He was one of the delegates to the triennial convention of the Episcopal Church of America, and since it's adjournment has been visiting points of interest along the coast.
 A MISSING WOMAN-Mr. Joseph P. Lynch is in the city making inquiry for an aunt by the name of Margaret McInerney. That is, he thinks that is her name. though it may have been changed by marriage. About q year ago MT. Lynch's mother, who resides in New York. received letter from her sister. It had been sent from Phoe- nix and was signed Margaret" The woman concerning whom inquiry is be- ing made has resided on the coast for about twenty-four years. Nothing has been heard from her since the receipt of the Phoenix letter. Mir. Lynch, who has been stopping at the Hotel Adams for a week. has employed all his walk ing hours in the prosecution of this search without any result. He will leave the city soon, but any informa- ton regarding the missing woman may be left with Col. C. W. Johnstone. NEW CORPORATIONS fol- lowing articles of incorporation were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Vulcan oil and Refin- ing company, capital stock. $550 eco: in corporators. F. II. Lambonn. V. F. Shaw, F. A. Walz and N. R. Titus Of san Diego. The Fred P. Kern company, capital stock, $15O. 900; incorporators, r. P. Kern, +. NJ. Kern. C. A Winston and F. s. Munro of Chicago. Silica Puro company. capital stock. $112000. incorporators, D. V. Keedy. c. w Beech. E. l.. Lee and C. D. Lee of Chi caEo. The Poplar Mountain oil an I Gas company, capital stock. $500. .OCC. incorporators, F. M. Shearer, II. L. Glenn ana R. NJ. Van Horne of Cincin- nati. The Bismark Nugget Gulch Con solidated company. capital stock. s. 100000; incorporators. l.. D. McColl, II. A. Hull and J. R. Hastings of Chicago.
 POLICE CoURT.-Three hobos were before the city recorder yesterday anl each was sentenced to fifteen days il the city jail or on the chain gang. Charles Clark is here on his annual visit and the officers were glad to greet his familiar face again. The other two. George Murray and John Bradley. were working at a camp near Dening when they learned somehow that they could get better job at Jerome. They were headed in that direction. or said they were. when the officers cut short their labor seeking enterprise. Antonio Barrios was very drunk and very noisy and the recorder forced hrs employer 10 produce a five dollar bill before An tonic was allowed to resume his usual OcCupation. A Japanese wno- was just comfortably drunk was fined 8. and another man. known as John Doe, had been gloriously drunk. He was fined so.
 4 CATTLE BUYER.-The Hon. John C. Adams, chairman of the republican territorial central committee. and pro prietor of one of the foremost stock farms in the Salt River valley. left Yesterday morning for Keokuk in the state of Iowa, to buy a large lot Of 4-A.G JE4SGS Ne&lliG- Ad,l SflIlttss MT. Adams imported several carloads of Jerseys into Arizona, or partly into Arizona, for railroad wreck occurred soon after the cattle were brought into the territory and a great many of them were killed or injured MT. Adams Is now on his way back east to fill the decimated ranks of his Jerseys. KeokuiS has long been recognized as headquar- ters for the best Jersey cattle, but Mir Adams has recently learned that the best and purest bred of these famous bovines is to be found in Washington, D. C.. and he will probably go there also, for he is determined to have the pest or none. Some of his enemies here say that he will incidentally take q whirl at the governorship of Arizona. which has lately been reported to be open to all corners. But the main ob- ject of MT. Adams trip is to buy Jer- sey cattle. and he will bring them back with him IT he has to go all the way O New Jersey after them. When he gets to Washington it will not be very far to New Jersey. He will return to Phoe- nix on a cattle train, but it will be his own. A cattle buyer has a great aG- vantage in the east over a mining pro moter. for there are no mining trains running west out of Washington.
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