Arizona republican., 1902-01-08

be made up by the captain Cntn now. | the organization has been without a 1 sergeant. Sergeant Graham has been | for many years fearless peace officer | in Cochise county.
 DEATH OF NJ II. HARhfON-AIr. | M. II. Harmon, who came here three weeks ago from Columbus. O.. died at his rooms near the Indian school on Monday morning of heart disease. in duced by dropsy. Mrs. Harmon. who came here with him. left for home With the remains on last nights M. & P. train. MT Harmon was general man aSer of d large wholesale dry goods ! house in Columbus, having been in the employ of the firm fer over twenty years He was 45 years old.
 GUN CLUES ANNUAL MEETING At the Gun clubs annual meeting last night Lincoln Fowler Was elected presi- dent and James Bark vice president Ten new members were voted in. Re- ports of officers were received and other routine business was transacted A committee consisting of Aiken. MorreIl and Utting was appointed to arrange. handicaps for the Peters Cartridge comnany's trophy. the first shoot for which will probably take place the last of this month.
 
 Murphy Of Pima county. arrived in the city yesterday morning. having in charge Charles T. Conncu. who had been committed to the insane asylum Mir. Connei has been for many years one of the foremost citizens of Tue son. He was for long time recorder of the city. and has been extensively engaged in mining and other enter prises. His early recovery is expected. In fact. on his arrival in town yes terday morning his condition was greatly improved. Sheriif Murphy was accompanied on this trip by Charles $. Strauss of Tucson.
 IHIPORTANT ANNUAL MEETING An annual meeting of Coffee Al Theodore Hafiner. l.. H. LanGis. Georga Buxton and William English. such as occurs every few days. happened last evening at Coffee AIS place. Much business was transacted. including the unanimous passage of a resolution thar they were all good fellows. They told some stories which will not be printed owing to lack Cf space. and the wine list is omitted for the same reason. The decorations of the room were gorgeous. consisting mostly Of carpets. chairs and Santa Fe posters. Other decorations. like the stories. will not be referred to further.
 AN OTHER SCHOOL HOUSE WANTED.-EeSiden Of the southern part Of the city and others of a sim liar mind, arc circulating 9 petition to the directors of school district No 1. asking lhem to build 8 schoo! house in the southern part Of the city. They are making no protest against the two school houses for which plans are al ready drawn. but feel that that part Oi town is being neglected. and request the board if iJ nas not the funds nee essary to build a third school house. to submit to the taXps Eers a proposi- ton for the further issuance of bonds fer the purpose of raising the amount necessary.
 SOCIAL GATHERING-The usual mQGthly sceral gathering was held at the Christian Science church on Mon day evening and was largely attended. Tn entertainment consisted Cf vocal selections by Mrs, D'Alta Gilland, who Is well known ir musical circles. reel tationa. entitled Pauline Pdulcma. % "Gimiet and Corkscrew'' and ''Sa- mantha Smith" rendered by Miss Mel lia O'Connor of Chicago; "The Water maion." by Miss Anna Wood. and The Station Master and Bell Telephone DO by F. V. Perkins Of New York. Refresh uents were served by the committee in charge and all present expressed them selves as highly pleased with the evenings entertainment.
 NEW CORPORATIONS O. the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Ingleiaook Mining company. capital stock S3.0oo,O0O; incorporators. l. F.. Carter. r.. '. Bullion C. N Baker. H. r. Gerdes and L. J. Gerdes. Pioneer Mutual Mining and Exploration com panv. capital stock. $1O,Ge0. GOO: incor- Gorators. J E. Boal. II. Harrison and r. D. Lane. The Swsde Gulch Mining company. capital stock s5OO,0o incor- porators. w. l. Keetch. IT. W. Hatch. M 2. Wright and others. The Danby Gold Mining company. capital stock. s1, COG OG0; ipeorporators, A. Morrison. c. F. Miller and M. r. Stevens. ! A VICTIM OF THE WALLA V-ALLA DISASTER.-Among those who lost th-ir lives in the sinking or the Walla WaIla last week was Chief Engineer George IT. Crosby. well known in Tucson and whc has many acquaintances in Phoenix When it was learned that the Walla Walla had gone down and that Chief Engineer Crosby was among the missing there was a nope that he might have been among the number who had escaped on rafts and Tn boats and that he might be