Arizona republican., 1902-09-18

MINING MEN. = Ernest Karnes
 Frank Hill and Gilmer Moss. three
 mining men from Kentucky. are in the
 city guests of the Commercial hotel.
 CHANGE OF VENUE.-The cases
 of Harry Scott and Francisco Serrano
 were transferred yesterday from Jus
 tice Gray's court to Justice Burnett's
 court on a change of venue.
 GONE TO LOS ANGELES.-F. A.
 Buck, wife and child and Henry Sabin and his mother, Mrs. M. A. Sabin, left
 Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they
 will reside in future. Both MT. Buck
 and MT. Sabn are old employees of J..
 w. Doris, the grocer.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: Colonial Mining Company linn ited, capital stock $500, 900, incorpora-
 tors, H. c. Miller. H. S. Dudley. C. H.
 Miller, Minneapolis; Wright and Law renee Milling company. capital stock $l,5GO,OOO. incorpOrators, w. B. Langley, A. l.. Siljestrom and J. w. Peebles. Chicago; State of Arizona Mines com pany. capital stock, s1,OOO, ,OOO incorpo- rators, H. I. Latham, w. C. Foster and L. H. Landis.
 NOT GUILTY.-W. Y. Price. q well known Florence business man, was Phoenix visitor yesterday, and through an error printed in morning paper he had his feelings terribly hurt and spent most of the day in tears. It was an nounced that ne came to the republican territorial territorial convention bear nf as matter of fact he was an old dem ocratic warhouse the day he was born, and has been getting older and more 'democraticke1" ever since. In a month or so he may be glad he was suspected of being a republican. It is sometimes good to look good.
 ATHLETIC SMOKER.-It is proba- ble that so many famous pugilsts never appeared before in one exhibi- tion as participated in the programme of the Athletic smoker a Eastlake park last night. There was a very far attendance and lots of fun for the boys. Some of the bouts were very interest ing, and some were anything but in- teresting. The first bout was a three round go to a draw between Terry Me Govern and John L. Sullivan. Kid Will Hams and Cyclone Kelly went four rounds, and James J. Corbett and Pc ter Jackson scrapped three rounds to l draw. This was one of the interesting events. Gus Ruhlin and Tom Sharkey were strictly on their muscle and gave a gooI six round exhibition. Then came the star event of the evening be- tween Charles Davis of Denver and Savaadra, a local champion. Savaadra put up some stiff work, but he couldn't do business with Denver and in the third round announced that he was out of it. Poncho, another local glove specialist, then challenged the winner for ten rounds at some later date. Da- wis accepted on condition that Poncho gets his weight down even with him. @RAILROAD BUILDING TODAY There will be a meeting of citizens this at 10 o'clock at the Hotel to confer with President F. M. relative to the inauguration of work on the construction of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad. Though the right of way committee has failed so far to secure the full amount neces- sary to secure the right of way it is believed that the work is so far ad vanCed that the guarantee of reliable citizens that the right of way will be furnished will be accepted by MT. Murphy and contracts let at once for the grading. Several business men who called at this office last evening stated that sc far as the greater part of the money subscribed was by the mer-