Arizona republican., 1902-08-30
rack east of the city hall and stopped

himself.
 A MISSING BOY.-Julio Marron ant
 wife are growing anxious about tn
 safety of their son, Estevan, and vii appreciate any information that an,
 one may be able to furnish concerning
 him. He left home on August 18th telling some one that he was going t. look for work. All that has been heard
 from him is that he went south, anC
 MT. Marron believes that he intended
 eventually to go to Washington camp
 where his uncle lives, though he ha.
 not arrived there yet. The boy is if teen years old.
 A PLEASANT EVENING.-Miss
 Mary Henshaw entertained few ot
 her friends Thursday evening in honor
 of MT. Winfield McPherson. The even
 ing was pleasantly passed in dancing
 playing ping-pong and bathing. The
 Indian School orchestra discoursed
 sweet music throughout the evening
 Those present were Miss Mamie Stow
 all Jessie Sheridan, Sadie Nicholson
 Anna McPherson, Gertie Williscroft
 Ed Latch, Frank Cook, Rae Cohen,
 Bert Magnus, Joe Cassou and Bill
 Jones.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes
 terday. The Warrior Mining company
 capital stock, $2,5OO,O00 incorporators.
 G. O. Rogers, B. Wright and c. w. Walters of Missouri. Mid Continent Slate company; capital stock. S5,000.
 coo: incorporators, c. R. Mason, Jo- seph Flory and c. w. Walters of Mis- souri. Ecuador Rubber and Develop ment company; capital stock, $1, 900 00O; incorporators, O. c. Retsloff, F. T Crowther. D. Secor and others of Min nesota.
 THE CAMP MEETING-The annual camp meeting of the NJ. E. Church South, which has been in progress for the last three weeks, will close tomorrow night. Tomorrow. therefore, will be the great day of the meeting, and special ser vices will be held from 10 o'clock a. m. until the close. Rev. Lawrence Rey- holds, missionary to Mexico, will preach at II o'clock and at p. m. the sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered, followed by the baptism of infants. In the evening Rev. J. r. Corbin of Fl Paso, Texas, will preach
 BEAUMONT BOOMING.-W Me Bride returned home yesterday morn ing from his summer outing which he spent in San Antonio, Beaumont and other Texas cities. He reports that though the gushers at Beaumont have ceased to gush there is still a seeming ly ineXhaustible quantity of oil to b. had by pumping. Business has settled down and the excitement has worn off the oil boom. The wells are in such condition that the output is stable and the supply can be calculated on. The city is prosperous and the region is really a better one for safe investment than heretofore.
 SPENT THE DAY HERE.-Mr.W Wal lace Fairbanks, secretary and treasurer of the s. F.. P. and P. railroad, and MT. E. H. Hooker. vice president of the Development company of America, were here yesterday, leaving this morning for the north. They made q nasty trip to Mesa, where MT. Fair banks has investments. The gentlemen arrived in the morning from Tomb stone, where they went to note the progress of the work being carried on by the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company, which corporation is one of the large enterprises in which the De- company of America is in- terested.
 VAL VERDE COPPER colt is re- ported from Prescott that at a recent of the directors of the Val Verde Copper company held in the east, F. M. Murphy was made president and c. P. Collins vice president. It is said also that the change will in no way affect the local officers, as c. G. Fennell will continue as general mana ger and Messrs. Bretherton and Davis will remain in their present capacity. The Val Verde Copper company is en- gagged principally in smelting ores at it's plant on the line of the Prescott and Eastern railroad, and in the mineral development of that section there Is a mutual interest between the enterprises of both Mr. Murphy and the Val Verde 
 WANTED WITNESSES. - Wesley Johnson, who is serving a term in the county jail for an offense committed in Tempe, was arraigned in Justice Bur nett's court yesterday morning on charge of burglary, the breaking into the house of George H. Connolly, in this city, and the stealing therefrom a pocketbook containing small amount of money. He also stole a pair of shoes which were found on him at the time of his arrest, and they constitute tho most damaging evidence against him. Johnson says he is innocent. He wants the court to send to Albuquerque for witnesses who will swear that they saw him buy the shoes in that com mercial center of New Mexico. No re- quisition has been made for these inn portant witnesses, and the preliminary trial of Johnson will be begun in their absence. Johnson is a colored man of gigantic size and forbidding appear ance, which is not modified by a great scar running down the side of his face.
 Mrs. Ginter wishes to announce that she will be absent from the city until about October l.