Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-22


dore Haffner receives daily bulletins
from the Los Angeles matrimonial
agency. through which Coffee AL is ne
gotiating for large installment of flu
ture happiness. The latest report re-
ceived yesterday was that the earlier
bulletins had been mixed with those
regarding other patrons, and that
instead of Coffee AIS intended being
an English heiress she is a Russian
princess by the name Of Doughblowsky
and a descendant of the aristocratic
family of Nevereatsky. now in posses
sion of an immense estate in the prov
ince of WhereovitchN itski.
WILL START TODAT.-The ma
chinery for boring ior oil in the Camel
back district is all in place including
a forty barrel water tank. Yesterday
wagon tank was finished designed to
transport water from the Arizona canal
to the big tank at the drill. Just as
soon as sufficient water can be deliv-
cred to fill the engine boiler the work
of drilling will begin. and that will be
some time today unless some unfor-
seen incident further delays matters
Manager Breitwiser and an expert
driiler are on the ground. and bulletins
of progress will shortly make their ap-
rearance.
WHERE TO LOOK.-Some stir has
been made lately about the disappear
ance of a Mexican girl by the name of
Miss Bravo, who is said to have mys-
teriously disappeared from her home in
this city about six months ago The
sound of shooting was heard one night
in the direction of d house in which
ii was known that she had been and
there was a half formed suspicion that
she had been murdered and made away
with. People living near the mouth
of the sewer. from which at no time
emanate smells rivaling those of Araby
the Blest. say that the situation has
grown little worse lately, and they
invite the detectives to look for Miss
Bravo in that vicinity. They recall
that that is the way Dr. Cronin was
disposed of, and think it is not unlike
ly that the murderers of Miss Bravo
sought to hide their crime in the same
way. 1t is unfortunate for this theory.
which is entirely reasonable that Miss
Bravo has been located in Tucson.
where she is alive and kicking. and so
cannot be fostering at the mouth of
the Phoenix sewer
NEW RATIONS.-Articles of
Incorporation of the following compan-
les were filed in the office of the county
recorder yesterday: The Eclipse Gold
Mining company, capital stock SO OOO.-
Geo, incorporators J. F. Bartholomew,
{. w. Fowler. and P. p thurman OF
San Francisco; Evansville Electric Pillow
and Traction company. capital stock
Il0oC. 600, incorporators G. p. Heilman.
{. g. Covert and A. LEIGH of Evans
Vile. Ind; Empire State Gold Mining
company. capital stock. s.. O00. COO, incor-
porators {. III. II. German. H. c. Seig-,
man and j. F. Cresser of New York;
Louisiana Land company. capital stock
$4,000. incorporators a. *. Detweiler.
H \. Tobey, G. G. Metzger and j.
| Hodge of Toledo, O.:The Cumberland
Zinc Mining and Concentrating COM
pany, capital stock. 100000. incorpo1a-
tors, ]. E. Stevens, F. \. Allen and E
w. Arts of Chicago: Standard Dollar
Mining and Milling company. capital
stock. s2.000.0OO incorporates l.. c.
Nickerson. E. j. BonSall and H f. Will
son.
AN ADDRESS OF INQUIRY.-A let
ter came to the postoffice yesterday
whose address sent the clerks to the
dictionary. The envelope bore the leg
| VHu- U lIS oiulndTy- ! mere are Il
great many ordinary people and things
in Phoenix, and there are dining rooms
which are called ordinaries. The clerks
| thought that some other kind of an or
| binary was meant and looked further
1t was found that there was a kind of
court called an Ordinary that IS Il
judge empowered to take cognizance of
| actions in his own right. That did not
| convey great deal to the minds of
the clerks. but as there happened TO
| be only one court in Phoenix in session
at that moment. the probate court the
| letter was sent there. But almost any
kind of court would have had juris-
| diction over the matter contained in
| the letter. 1t was an inquiry about
young man by the name of J. f. Gala
han, whose mother Mrs. NJ. l. Gala
| han. resides at No. IS Bush street, At
lanta. Ga. The young man had been
! living in this city three or four years
! and had at one time been employed
about a hotel The mother had heard
that a man by that name had died here
| but she was inclined to think it was
some one else than her son. who is de-
scribed as twenty-five years of age
having fair complexion and dark
| eyes.
Call for barbecued meat at the Post