Arizona republican., 1902-10-17

FORESTERS' SOCIAL.-The ladies of Court Floral. l. O. F., will give a public social Wednesday evening next at Padget hall. Dancing from till 12.
 A NEW PHOENIX CITIzEN-w. P. Richardson, who has been engaged in the practice of law here for several years. but has made his home in Tempe. will shortly become a resident of Phoe- nix. He and his wife have taken rooms in the Donofrio building. where his offices will also be located.
 PROBATE COURT. = In proba te court yesterday in the estate of David s. Jones a notice to creditors was or dered. An inventory and appraisement was filed in the estate of Hugh Hewitt The inventory gives $13,O0O in cash F. T. Powers, administrator of the estate of J. L. Wesson. filed his annual ac- count. which was set for hearing Oc- tober 2s.
 MIR. BIXBY ILL.-Mr. Harry L.. Blk by is very ill of appendicitis. It was feared Wednesday that an operation i would be necessary, and in response to a telegram his brother, George Bixby, arrived here yesterday afternoon at :: 30 o'clock on a special train from Los An geles, accompanied by pr. Bryant, one of the best surgeons of that city. They left Los Angeles at F o'clock Wednes- day night. MT. Bixby's condition yes terday was so much better it was de- cided not to operate.
 CHURCH OFFICERS.-Att the recent annual meeting of the Baptist church the following officers were elected Deacons-Dr. John Wix Thomas. H. G. Feelings; trustees-C. D. Doris. P. L. Kay. L. w. Coggins, Robert Garnett, J. H. Langston, At the annual meeting of the Kings Daughters held on Tuesday evening officers were chosen as follows: Presi- dent, Miss Nellie McFall; vice-presi- dent, Miss Lillie E. Peers; secretary, Miss Ethel Dom; treasurer, Mrs. A. H. Thompson.
 DOUGLAS CLUB MEETING-The Douglas Republican club had a glorious meeting last night at its rooms on Monroe street. There were eighty-five in attendance and fifteen new members were enrolled. Short addresses were made by William York, Robert Sterns, George Caldwell, Perry Payne and an orat tion by Colonel Bob Stevens, after W members and about twenty invited guests The meeting adjourned with three cheers for Robert E. Morrison and the county republican ticket. The next meeting will be held next Thurs day night.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Tonopah Bullion Mining com pany, capital stock s1.00O.OOO. incorpor- ators, D. M O'Sullivan, J. w. Young and others the Cedar Springs Zine Mining and Development company, capital stock $325, GOO, incorporators. w. welt: Golden Harvest Mining company, capital stock s600,OOO. incorporators. M. H. Briggs, A. C. Reeves and A. c. Don nell; Larkin Mining company. capital stock s75O 000. incorporators, J. Roy lance, E. A. Blodgett and others.
 TO HELP ARIZONA.-W. L. Fearne and wife of San Francisco arrived here yesterday morning and expect to spend several days in Phoenix and vii oinity Mir Fearne is a representative of Sunset" the handsome magazine published by the Southern Pacific rail- road in the interest of the vast section covered by the lines of that big cOrpor- ation. Sunset has already devoted con siderable space tc enlightening the world regarding the great resources of Arizona, and in the future will proba-