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Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

Esther and Starr Hamilton. From four o'clock to six o'clock" It is needless to say no regrets were received. Fifty children. twelve and under. think the little Hamiltons know how to give q party. It was Mary Esther's eighth
 birthday. Starr was to be ten few days later, so Mamma Hamilton thought q combination party to be just
 the thing. We will invite all the chil- drcn and try to make it the happiest day of the summer The musicians were enga ged: an order was left with
 Mrs Bolton for cakes and ice cream, Mamma Hamilton began thinking of the day when Mary Esther came to her hCme-the joy and gladness that she was little girl. She was the first girl in Hamilton families for so long
 that they despaired of there ever being
 q Miss Hamilton
 The children played games. danced and thought the best part of it all was
 the cake and ice cream. Many little presents were graciously received. Little Ethel Fisher. Master Tritle ani Baby TritIe came over from Prescott. Walker Burtis danced a waltz and q
 twO-step: any one knowing Walker can appreciate the fact. Just a month
 ago the babies in camp had been enter i tained by Mabel Hamilton at Buena 1 Vista lodge, celebrating Mabei's third
 birthday. Did you ever go to a babies
 party? Sometimes they are very au-
 tcoratic: sometimes exclusive, ami
 want table all to themselves. They
 ccl tainly have individualities and like 1 tc shcw them. especially when you try
 to ta&a d picture and want them all i lovely. as Mrs. Hamilton did. Well. it i Is enc of the impossible things. | The chiIdren's dance on Thursda$- :
 evening was a very lively party. Much
 mcre SC than the one for the older tfclks on Tuesday This past week the genial faces of J. Elliot Walker, Jerry
 NIillay and D. H. Burtis have been
 absent from the camp. Prof. True has
 been wandering about the rocks playing
 Crcluet and looking pleased at the out ! lcch. Mir. Latch, Mr McPherson and i AIr. F'ickas have departed and are
 greatly missed at the dances. Just : POW George McNGil and sylvan Gang
 are the beaux at the ball.
 ! Ms. Kay and Miss Kay are at tn Ncnernott cottage.
 i Miss Hetty Halsey is very popala-
 and very happy
 i Ii is worth mentioning that Miss Char pnan attended the children's dance
 on Thursday night and that she was very much sought as a partner. Little
 Mabel Hamilton that same evening was much admired.
 Mrs. Couch will leave the camp next week. On the eighth she and her hus-
 band will leave for Walla Walla. Washington.
 J. w. Doris was cordially welcomed ny others than Mrs. Doris on his re- cent return from California.
 Mrs. Drake Doris has returned to her cottage. Mrs. Ben Doris has been quite sick with bad cCld. Miss Min nis Doris tried to show her skill in ! jumping from blackboard with the re- suit Of d sprained wrist.
 Miss Brunson arrived in camp Friday morning just in time for Starr and Mary Esther's party.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

that Colonel McCowan was handsomely Dsid for his investment.
 The property of the company has oeon carefully inspected and reported upon by various reputable engineers who assert there is an immense body Of high grade copper ore carrying as well gccd values in gold and silver. Assays have been received showing values as high as 34.5 per cent copper, 41.5 ounces silver and $160 in gold.
 Tests have been made of the surface cres, the average values returned being 6 7-10 per cent copper.
 Photographs cf the property, showing the immensity of the ore bodies can b. seen at MT. Fosters office. where he also has a fine display of the surface cfes.
 The company will begin it's actual de- velopment under the most suspicious circumstances. free from all incum- braHCe, financial or otherwise. Mi. Foster is authority fer the statement that all expenses connected with th- requirement of the property. eXpiora- tion and surface work and the incorpu- Iati0n Cf the company under the laws of both governments have been paii fer privately by the owners of tho property and every dollar that is spent from this time on will be i. actual development for bringing thc mine tC producing basis.
 The American corporation is known as the Arizona Mexican Copper c.. under which the business will be done, and the personnel of the company is made up Cf succ essful business men cf the very highest character and men whose integrity and business inteili- scnce cannot be questioned. The off cers are J. E. Eiubnser, president: l.. II. Chalmers. vice president: ". C. Tester. secretary; R. H. Greene, treas urer. and ". r. Deity, engineer and general manager, all well known Phoenix men except the president. whose business standing in the east is unprecedented. The directorate is com pletad by Prosper SandcVal of P. San dOval & Co, bankers, of Nogales. and John Henderson. also of that city Mr. Henderson is an experienced mir ing man and was for sixteen months superintendent of the Cobre Grande mines during the very early stage of their development. His experience in great many years. The gentlemen composing the company are very en- .husiastic ever their prospects and have TO hesitancy in predicting that in the very near future they will have one of the great copper producing mines of the southwest.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
NEWS OF THE W N Q R Y Fl
Iron Springs

Iron Springs, Arfz., Aug. 2.-(Srecial correspondence of The Republican, >- Things in a social way up here are d. lightfuliy informal We do away with conventionalities as rule but this sea SCI the children are prime movers. So the first formal affair was the Party Ci Friday afternoon given by Starr ami Mary Esther Hamilton. Tiny white envelopes have been circulating about the camp. They contained the follow
 ing urgent invitaticn: You will come won't you? We want you at d party We are giving cn Friday afternccn.
 Dc come. To the pavilion. From Mary
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
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The Curtis5 Comedy company may well feel elated at the splendid audi ence that greeted them last night. It speaks volumes of praise for MT. Cur tiss and his players. Never in the his tory Of our park have such large and refined audiences been seen as during the Cu1ti engagement. The play last night was the beautiful romantic come dy, "The Kentucky Girl and it can ing entertainment has ever been of tered here. The play is brimful of in terestins points and contains a beauti
 ful story depicting life in old Ken lucky Miss Marie Dale. in the role of the Kentucky girl. displayed splendid talent and played the part with much dash and Vigor. MT. Curtiss in his part gave as perfect an impersonation of tha Waydown southern darkey as could pos sibly be imagined and his original dia- lect ard truthful mannerism of the plantation da.key made his part q ver. important CHe. MT. Hammer, Harry Lee, Wilbur Atkinson. George Tilden, Grace Diamond and Odoro Tiiden each gave good interpretation of their roles and helped much to the success of the play. The high-class speclalties by Kciffer and Diamond were the hit of the evening, and the many encores to which these artists were forced to re spond denoted the perfect satisfaction they were giving. The Pickerts were on hand with another new list of songs and dances and were excellent. Tonight the same splendid play will be given. a 10 ,,r q be enjoyed by all who love this sport.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

SOAK. the hands on 9ctiring in strong, hot, creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry, and anofnt freely with CUIlCsJRA OINTMENT. the great skin cure and purest of enollicnts. Wear, during the night, cid, loose kid gloves, with the finger ends cut off and air hoIes cct in the palms. For red, rough, chappcd hands, dry, fisSured, itching, feverish palms, with shapcless nails and painful finger ends, this treatment is simply wonderful.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
ARIZONA MEXICAN COPPER co
Ready for Development of LaGrau
 Proveedora Copper Property.

Early last winter considerable pub srcup of copper mines in Sonora by Cclcnel $. NJ. McCowan. w. C. Foster and W. l.. Deity of this city and John Henderson of Ncgales. The property was known as La Gran Proveedora de Cobra and huge chunks of the ore placed on exhibition in various places in Phoenix attracted great attention.
 For some months past but little has been printed regarding the property, though there was no cessa tion of active work on the part of the owners. They were engaged in the careful organiza
 tion of companies under both this and the Mexican government for the eX- plcitaticn Of the property, in the com pleti0n of accurate surveys and ill the perfection of title. This preliminary work is new accomplished and yester- day morning Mir. Foster receiEed ab- sCiute and perfect title to the property, bearing the great seal of the republic Of Mexico and the signatures of Presi- dent PorfiriO Diaz and all other officials necessary to the proper acknowlcdg- ment of title under the Mexican laws. The company will now proceed at once to the completion of it's financial ar ranseme nts for the beginning of eXten- sive operations net later than Septem- b-r 1st. But little remains to be don- and the local officers feel sure that active work will then begin.
 Shortly after Colonel McCnWan left Phoenix for Oklahoma he disposed ol his interest in the property to J. E. IIubiD.goI- q wealthy starch ms: nIIf:l C. turer of New Haven, Conn. and though | the amount involved in the transaction has not been made public it is stated
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Millions Of B 60 ole

USE CUrIcURA SoAr, assisted by CtrrI- CURA OINTMENT. for preserving, purify ing, and beautify;ng the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crUsts, scales, and tl;indruif, and thestopping of falling hair, for soften ing, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchingS, and irritations, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions Of Women use CUTICURA SOAP in the forisi of baths for annoying infiammations, chaf- ings, and eXcoriation5, or too free or otfen sive precipitation, in the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative, antiseptic purposes which read fly suggest themselves to women.
 COMPLETE HUNOUR CURE, S1. Consisting of CUrICUEA SoAP (25c:.), to cleanse the crusts and scales. and soften the thichc1c'l cuticle; CUTICURA OINTMEST. (5n'-.j. to in stantly allay itching, inflammation, and irri- tatiOn, and soothe and heal; CUTICURA REsOLyEST PILLS (2Jc-l, the new chocolate coated substitute for liquid ResOlv cnt, 10 cool and cleanse the blood. A SINGLE SET is often sufficient to cure the severest case, e5- pecially of baby humours.
 Sold throughout the world British Depot; eT-cs, Charterhouss Sq.. London. French Depot: Rue dc ls Puix. P1ris. POTTER DRuG AND CREM- CoEF., EIc-css
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
EluerieHee and KaOWIaGge Tell inc Sipry

DR. HSRRARO has bsea in the tame Success fuI and reliable h. has won Ihe public confidence. To succs ed, medical speciality must b. built upon ability and reli- abIlIty. The cured patient brings another, and q coutinuous record ot permanent cures as the result Of Superior Skill thoroughly establishes phySic1sn with the CT tire pub
 lie. For many years hsVe made specially Of Mems Diseas ses and am known Inrcugh- out the Soutnw, ns thornughlv skillful and reliable. Ccntr acted Disorders inv.lv
 ing diseases of the eku4I, kIhney and urinary organs, seminal Weak- ness, and all delicate gave and obstinate
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

This is 10 inform the gossiping neigh bors near the corner of - and - streets, that when certain man leaned forward ou his front porch last night and gave his wife q hard slap on one cheek, and then on the cthcr he was killinS mosquitoes.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Matters ot Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ah- stract connnany were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 Y. ". Chamberlain to the T. ". Chamberlain Lumber company dee1 to lot 20, block ,, Collins addition. Cen sidcration, $1.
 Arizona Water company to w D. Bell, deed to water for s 7. of nv | of INV I. sec 23. tn n. r Q.
 Somehow it is discouraging how feminine instinct can distance mascu- line reason in the way of doing things riGht.-NeW York Press.
 As q rule the man who can tell you all about the problem of life can't work it himself.
 Consumption causes over 12,000 deaths annually III Ireland.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

Eczema, scald head, hives. itchiness df the skin of any sort instantly re- li5ved, permanently cured. Doan's Ointment. At any drug store.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

A woman does not consider . man q perfect gentleman unless he apoiogizec pretty often.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

The reason a hammock is so fasci- mating for two is that it is built for one.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Millinery

We have a few ready-to-wea
 hand trimmed hats left, for ladies and misses, and if you can find d hat to suit you we will let you have
 it at your own price.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Silk Gloves and Mitts

White, black and gray silk gloves, fine quality silk, will wear and wash well. Former price 65c. now E0c.
 We have white and black silk mitts at all lengths. will sell now at oHe-thir.! less the regular price.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Hosiery

We havc strong line of ladies and misses hose, the well known "Topsy'' brand.
 Ladies' fine black hcse. three pair in q box, nearly as gCo1 as those you pay e5c q pair, three pair for See.
 All lace hose, worth soc q pair, during this sale, per pair, 25c.
 All other styles reduced in pro- roTtiCn.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

malatlicS with Hll their destructive results promptly and permanently cured by he latest and most scientific n:etiods.. n m a'tAr who has failed. hcw bad your or how chronic, consult Hic witho Tt CelIy and find out whether you are curable CT n1t. ''ancers tumors, ulcers and exterTI1 GrCWthr GU ed without the knife or severe measures Tcs- timonials at officc. If paSsil l. HlT7aYs Ne exam med by an export -T9"et him, talk with him and juGge for yourself a> L. Lis integrity and ability When uurbl tn GC satisfactory an! successful Lome trent1nent may bn lad. Dr H,bbard-IIil bard Buildif 7. c6-.S nth Sec ond Avenue. Phoenix. Ariz na. Consulra- tion Free All medicines al my Gwn labcra- torS- Hours lu l2, Is, G..
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05

Consumption causes over 12,000 deaths annually III Ireland.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Perfumeries

If in need of perfumeries and toi- let articles, give us a trial. We carry Walter Pratt & Go. perfum- cries, and if, after examining the article desired you find it is inferior to the quality previously used, and if we cannot save you at least soc
 on the dollar we will forfeit your trade in that particular line.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Shirt Waists

We have a nice line O: colored shirt waists, the very latest styles. We will not quote prices here, but suffice to say that if you find d waist to suit you we will let you have it at almost your own price.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
Shoes

LCnk at our display of shoes in enc of our windows, and you will agree with us that we have q fine line of shoes, and, as to prices, will say that we can sell shoes as cheap as anybody else, and better values for the same prices you are paying elsewhere.
 In fine shoes we carry q RocheS- ter maGe shoe, and it is as fine q line of shoes as ever entered this territory, and in this clearance salc we can beat anybody in prices 2t least 25 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-05
COrsets

We carry the Thompson glove fitting oorscts. girdles made of tape, the coolest corset for summer Near. Colcrs pink, blue and white. Regular price $1, will sell now for 15c.
 Sumner sirlle, strong and cool, pink. white and blue: regular price 15c, at this sale each soc
 Summer Corscts four and five hCUk, made of imported linen net ting; worth 15c pair, tc close out, fer <-c.
 Also a cheaper line of summer corscts. worth 35c and soc, your choice, .cc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-29

j,elI1d to the highest court - Jhe land.
In this case The appellee had sued Tie
appellants Tor $4,000 fJr commissions
on - contract and hlG been siHcn jEdE-
mort for the amount sued Tor. But ii
was =; several judgement. $2.03G and
ccsss against each o. Gvc defen2a.2.z.
three Of whom had 2qpcaled ifor" he
iuleInert o. the lover court. To 'a:e
vas submitted or briefs and . decision
will BE rendered tsis morning. u no
ten 81; Il TeEearinE was Gs-ic. N he
case Of the \. Z \. NJ. railroad appel
Tart vs.. Robert hewitt. -: .,ha case
Of ire Ola Bend Reservoir and iTr.-
cation company. appellant w. tlc Pc
c-ia Canal company. appellee. troH
N;alicGnJ county. q; motion FOR = ,7.-i-
sion Of statement OF faces was deai7I.
IA motion for q rerearinG was denied
in the case Of ! y. Qualcy. ap9sIlc,t,
-. TIE territory. respondent. from lIra-
ham county: also in the cas- Of :. G.
Oliver and Catharine Oliver. appellants
IS. J. ". DoUenertY. from TaVap3i
county: also GresnhaV-. appellant, ~
u J. Holmes. appellee. from liaricop3
county: and in Huupt appella-;. rs.
MaricoTa county. from this county. IN
the case Of Shattuck. appellant. IS.
! Costello, appellee from Cochise COIN
/ -, motion fcr 4 rehearing was grant
( cd. In the case Of Do.i'5Ggtol. aDue.-
lact, w. the bacrd OF supervisors Of
/ y ulaa county. appeuees. a motion .or Il
rehearing was denied
/ The case Of MaTicopa county. APP
rellant. against J. NJ. Burnett Up
/ peiiee. from this county was or
dered submitted on a motion by the ap-
reilee.
! In the cases Of various water uses
appellants. ". the AIaricopa Canal 90.
appellee, in which It appeared thar the
/ Judgment OF the lower court had been
/ ordered modified 1t the last term Of
: the supreme court il was stated mat
! II vas tire intention of the court 10
/ reverse the cases. and that was ordered
+ done. Judge StilWen. attorney or lde
: plaintiff in the case of Slosser ". lie
/ salt River NalleE canal company. "e-
minded the court that This case n5d
/ rot Vet been decided
TIE matte" of a writ e. prohibition
/ iseaed from this Gistri,t az TIE ra.'urs;
+ Of Judge Rouse. attorney TO- stain
/ property owners at Tucson who .e--a
| resisting the city council OF Tucson IL
an effort to remove the so-caiiaI
wedge was brought up. on the mo-
/ ton 81 Judge Rouse il went over fort lio
tenn About all that can be gained y
q Gaal determination OF this matter will
( be the satisfaction OF q curiosity. 'or
the wedge" in spite OF the writ, is
/ among the things that We're
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-29

When you ger under or in
front OF an Electric. Fan that
means business, the only kind We
sell and put up. II saves its cost
hundred times over in the saving OF
brain matter. We have several sizes
and styles, all good, but varied to suit
size of room. ditto Docketbool. Best
General Electric Pinch Desk Fans, $15.
Come in and see them. or phone US and
our representative viii call upon you.
Phoenix Light and Fuel Co.
Cor. Isl. Ave. ard jefferson St.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-29
Personal Mention


J. l. Wasg2man left last evening :0r
Tucson.
Alra. HoiorooE Of Tuos1H IS p guest
6 the Hotel Adams.
W. L. Peckham arrived mere yezt=r-
day morning from Globe.
Miss Oppe-n1an was q passenger for
San Antonio. Texas. on last night :
southbound train.
+. P. Pruyn OF Chicago vas At the
Hotel Adams yesterday, leaving last
night Tor ct Paso.
Roscoe Dale returned last night TO
his horne in Tucson after d couple Ct
days visit in Phoenix.
Nj. and Mrs. z. 8. Nave Of Tucson
were guests OF the Hotel ADAMS yestar-
cay, leaving II" this morning $. i. p.
=. train for Flagstaff.
Rev. a u. Gibbons Of Tucson spent
yesterday il PnoeL.iz, returning nome
OF last night's trajc. IL came over ior
tha purpose Of hati ~ mis- eyes treated
~ d specialist
Is : Packard =: I3isbee arrived 'ie~r
Yesterday morning from the north. fIe
Vas accompanied By Gertrude Pl.i lard
end DorC;hra P2ckg q. O. ti5re,i, y. Y.
'raey are guests O. tie Heel ..ualns.
among those LEAVING Oh ,ai< morn
Es'a north bound ts;iH Aere :. .ele4
/ 10Y Colorado Springs: \. J. V2!se,- icr
/ chicago: .-rs. :. p Dwight Tor Eal-
. Yer and (. H. Robinson IN Ai;,-.s.e..
que.
G. J, Hail ana party, consisting OF his
mother. MIS-. l.. i. FI.l. = y. Ley
and Mrs. NJ. y. Pierce. LETT Tuesday
night for he coas,. Al went 10 s,,r
| DIEGO except Mrs. Pierce, Nh5 Went TO
Santa Barbara.
Among the guests o: the Hotel I'D
/ ans yesterday We're Judge =. J.. sloan
I of Prescott. Judge Geo. T.. Davis Of
Tucson and Judge FIetche.. NJ. Ooan ot
! froienco, al called here by a session cf
Tine supreme court.
1 Among; the guests Of the CONNER, il!
/ fotel yesterday were Oscar Baer of Los
! Angeles, i. H. Baldwin Of San Fran
cisco, \. j. Hansen of I<yrelc. 1Ir. and
/ Mrs. Robert Griffith Of Tues III anu ~
and MIS-. /. *. Drais OF Florence.
/ J. W Zevely Of Washington. ID. e..
: is a guest OF the Hotel Adams. lie
! is q specia! agent Of the interior de
{ paTtEeHt and came rom Prescott
vince he vas invest -atinE matters in
/ connection with the forest reserve.
| very e. Hilton. travelling passenger
agent OF tie Erie line. with headquar-
/ ter. ii san Francisco. is making a. our
! OF the southwest in the interest C his
. company. lie came here Yesterday
tlrom A1auqueIque and Prescott ana
! Nil lcavc for home to13y.
: Anccs those registering at the lie
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-29

For meenanica-Lasco Pine Tar Soap
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-29

The Indian school band viii play a7-
propriate hymns. Company Is. Ma
1icaal Guard OF Arizona. will fire the
salute re the dead. and Il bug'er VIII
sound taps chief justice Kent will
ther deliver The memorial address
All ex-soIdfers ave cordially invited to
7la1-ioipate III the ceremonies
The graves OF all cN-soldieTa. union
,and confederate viii 10 tagged and
decorated with flowers early in the
morning BY the Woman's Relief corps.
Il IS requested that fiags over build
ings be displayed OF half mast.
Let the public generally decorate tn
graves q their loved ones on ,hat day
mich is intended to b. = general ma
ticnal Memorial Day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-29
SUFEEME COURT
Adjourned sesa:oa Ta,zsn Up With
the Consideration Of fIotio1s.

The territorial supreme court met
yesterdav l. cd5o--1c-: c7IU.- TIE -
was giver enti-=ls to the hearing ot
motions, many of which Ve.'7 pls.-sd
upon III the aft=1a5o2 scs=i5a- y short
session VIII o. Gell This morning, AID
an adjourai-ea . 81 I'll then De token -
Iii Cctooer q Al tn morning session
several appli-.-:ol-e .-=re !I@Ge : II a.
mission 10 practice Isaac L!pSoi 81
vas admitted Oh :; certificate from Nas-
York. and Paul y. I.aies on ,erli.i-
cate frc-a Ohio. Roscoe Dale. city .iJ-
torney for Tucson - +. NORTH and
John L. W3gEgnlau applied for 2dr.a-
sion. bvt under Il IT,. passed by -he
late legislature. hey We're required to
undergo an examination. since tneE 81 o
residents C. the terIitol.- yviti7Gu, .-e.-
tificates. Nj. Dale * entitled Jc . SER
tificate from the st-te ~ Pennsylvania.
and as tne business which brought him
to court went Over until the next term.
he. Withdrew his &ppica-I On and VII
sand fGT nj certificate. \ cC-amittaa.
consisting of John g.. Hc-nd0n. ! il.
Chalmers and Waiter 3c1Eett was s.t.-
pointed to examine the othc~ apgIi-
cants. TIE committee reported al az.
afternoon session recommending thar
admission. and they were admitted
= motion for 4 rehe3rinE was dcHia5i
in the case oe willard ct al, appellants.
-. Alfred carr gan. appellee. from -
vapai county. III. EIcrnGon. attorney
for the appellants. moved for an appeal
and stay o execution and asked 'he
court to tx the arneaI bond. Tho mo
ton was resisted DE X. G.. Canlq5e l..
for the appellee. o. the ground that the
nited States COURT could take no j.
risdiction in The case since q sIH ia
voiving less than $5.Ce) cannot IT, ~