Arizona republican., 1902-10-22

pany, capital stock $2,0O0, C0O incorpor- ators, P. J. Monaghan. T. R. McCIin- tock, and others; Southern Beef com pany. capital stock $100,000. incorpor- ators Henry Waterman and I. r. Beat ty of Boston; The Automatic Stamp ing Machine company. capital stock $1OO,O incorporators E. D. Shurmer and J. E. Heene.
 A FORMER PHOENICIAN-T Hamilton. q former resident of this city spent yesterday in Phoenix en- route from Prescott to his home in Tucson. He left here with the Rough Riders and served his country in Cuba. Returning to Arizona he went into the mining business and now owns some promising properties in Pima county. He is just now returning from the vicinity of McCabe, where he superin- tended the doing of necessary assess ment work on a group of claims owned by friends in California.
 THE LIST GROWING.-The names of owners of about 2,0O0 acres more land were added to the board of trade list of water agreement signatures yes terday. The total is now over 50,O00 acres. The board has a list represent ing about 2S,000 acres. B. A. Fowler has a list he has secured personally during the last few days aggregating about 10000 acres, and about 10000 acres have been signed for on the south side. The meeting of the executive com mittee of the water storage conference committee that was to have been held today in Judge Kibbey's office has been postponed till Friday. as Judge Kibbey
 
 POLICE COURT.-J. J. Phillips was in police court yesterday charged with drunkenness. having been arrested the night before in a state of irresponsi- bility He claimed he was not drunk but was suffering from the effects of former debauch. The officers allege that he was drunk no matter If he got his whiskey a year ago, for when ar rested he had S2.15 in his pocket. To test his mental condition they told him it was S400. and he agreed with them that that was about what he thought he had. He was placed on. thirty day course of treatment in Marshal Kinney's institution for inebriates.
 THE FIRST TEA.-The first tea of the season given by the Ladies Aid of the First NJ. F. church took place yesterday afternoon at the residence or Mrs. J. A. Copeland. There were forty present beside the regular members. Many new faces were seen. and con tributed greatly to the social spirit pre- vailing. The inner man was retreshed bv delicious cake cream and sherbet. a fter which there was an intellectual feast in the form of recitation ne Swan Song" by Miss Oliver. Whlch was well rendered and appreciated by all The entertainment was presided over bv Mrs. Samuel Harris. president assisted by Mrs. C. V. CoWan' Mr'. Col. Christy. Mrs. O. H. Christy anu Mrs w. A. Berry.
 FUNERAL OF H. l.. BlXBH A large number of friends of the ldte Harry L. Bixby met at the family resi- dence on North Seventh street at o'clock yesterday afternoon to pay the | last respects the living may tender to inc dead. The funeral service or the ! Episcopal church was conducted py ! Rev. F. A PeniCk, and appropriate | music was furnished by select cholr' | The casket was borne by the following | named pail bearers: II. l. Latham, l.. | H Landis. Frank Ainsworth, Gordon | Tweed. Roy S. Goodrich and W. W. 1 Thayer. The remains were taken to the M. & P. depot escorted by many | friends. and last evening were sent to | Los Angeles for interment. Mrs. Blk oy. son and nurse. MT. George BiXby | and Mrs. Lucia Burnett will accom- | Dany the remains to Los Angeles All | named except Mir. Bixby expect to re- turn from Los Angeles in about ten | days.