Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

A LAWN PARTY.-The children of Mir. and Mrs. Perry Sears last evening gave lawn party at the family resi- dence on north Center street There was large number of their little friends present and q pleasant evening was spent, during which pleasing re- treatments were served.
 MORREI.L EESIDENCE BURNED The residence If I. D. Morell. on the Maricopa canal about four miles east i Phoenix Was completely destroyed by fire Monday night. How 1t origirat- ea was not learned. but the loss was total. though it was an adobe house The members of the faluuy did not even save d change of clothing
 MURRAY DISCHARGED. - Frank Murray, accused oi stealing 2 roil of blankets belonging to T. i Hovey. was discharged yesterday by Justice Gray. The Mexican at whose house he spent Sunday testified that he came there early and without the blankets. spent the day there and the following night as well. Though sick, he had no bed- ding to sleep an.
 A POPULAR TEACHER.-Mr Liu- vile her granddaughter. Miss LinvilIe. and Miss Corpstein left yesterday for Cave Creek to spend a part of the sun-
 ner. Miss Corpstein taught the Cave Creek school last year and so pleased the community that the people of the district refuse to let her go back to her home in Los Angeles, fearing that she might net come back. They are paying her expenses to keep her in Arizona.
 DEATH OF MRS. MARY R. HIATT. Word was received in Phoenix yesterday afternoon that Mrs. Mary R. Half had died ii Chicago at noon. Of cancer of the liver Mrs. Half had not been af- ficted lcng, but her case developed with remarkable rapidit- About q month ago, accompanied by II. w. Ser lyman, she went to Chicago to sub init to an operation at the hands of Dr. ;. E. Murphy. 1t the time she went away she was not hopeful Of the re- sUlt' and she had arranged her husi- ness affairs ir anticipation of the worst. On her arrival in Chicago she was too weak to stand the operation, and never recovered sufficient strength. 30 it was not performed. Mrs Half came to Phoenix about six years ago from Kentucky, and after that made this city her home.
 WAITING FOR THE ROAD.-W. |. Deity returned yesterday morning rom trip to Piual county on mining business and left this morning for Gas tie creek. He WAS about Kelvin ard that rich mineral vicinity, but rich as it is, little would be doing there if it was hot for the certainty that the country is going to ba tapped by the Phoenix & Eastern railroad, up- on which almost GN of I'iudl county is depending. Mining operations in that region have not been satisfactory, partly on account of lack 9l transpor- tttion facilities, and partly on account oi gross mismanaeement of some ot the better properties. In Kay. where nothing is doing now, ought to be pay ing dividends fl 1t had been properly operated. The people and owners have learned by experience and they are in tending tC' take another chance, afford ed by the railroad.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articlea of the following corporations were filed in che office Of the county recorder yes terday: Victory Beach and Land com pany, capital stock. B ooo000: incor- porators. C. VI. Almond M J. Sharlzey and I. ;. McCracken cf Wilmington Del. The Dos Republics Mining com pany, capital stock. S1 100000: incof- porators, H. R. Illanser, Ii. J. Philips and [. W. Tolerton of Toledo. Ohio. The Idaho Gold Mines Development company. capital stock. s 800, 900; in corporatCrs. ]. 4. Richardson. C. II. Green and C. ]. 6assett Grizzly Creek Gold Mining company, capital stock S500 coo: incorp0rators, N. Ii. Merrill, D. T. Corbin and w D. Ewell of Chicago The Ohic-West Virginia Gil company. capital stocl $1,ooO,0C0: incorporators. |. Hendricks, T. Jenny and L. ?. New by of New York. The National Trust and Surety company, capital stock, 5JG0,0G0 incorporators, H E. Bradley. C. $. Knudson and T. J. Thompson. The Standardization Investment com pany, capital stock. $l.C00900; ircor- porators. II. l.. Bradley, C. $. Knudson and T. J. Thompson. The Kentucl1y Beaumont Oil company, capital stock. $5o0,C0Q; ineorporators, R. R. Hazle- wood. ". J. Gcoch. G. T. Finn and K. w Roarll of Kentucky. Cornucopia club. capital stock, $15000; incorporat-