Arizona republican., 1902-01-11

matter was put over. The annual ac- count of Catherine Warneke. the guard ian of the Bolzau minors, was filed and set for hearing January r.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in he ofHce of the county recorder ycster- day: The Batholene company, capital stock, $10.0C0: incorporators. N. G. Hiu I. r. Hlll, c. w. Miller and r.. D. HoI- brook of Tempe. York Coalinga Oil company, capital stock, $500, ,OOO: incor- rorators, w. L. Ammon, F. M. Bortner, R. H. Smith, J. G. Miller, NJ L.. Emerick and s. F. Glatielter. Alex Rheinstein S Co, capital stock, $5O,OOO; incorporators. Alex Rheinstein, Charles Goldman and Leo Goldman.
 BASEBALL SUNpAY-Thef firemen are not satisfied with the result of last Sundays baseball game. They think it was an off day with them and that they can do better. They have there fore challenged the Mansfields for another duel with the ball and bat, to be fought tomorrow, Sunday. at Phoe- nix park. The kid team of course has an idea that last Sundays score is only a sample of what they can do all the time, so the challenge has been accepted. The players are putting their muscles through q course of prepara- tory work and promise the fans tha the exhibition will be entertaining.
 LECTURERS COMING-After per sistent effort the lecture committee of the First M. r. church has succeeded in securing three of the most eminent lecturers on the American platform for visits to Phoenix in the near future. They are Robert Mcintyre. the match less orator and word-painter; John Henry Barrows, president of Oberlin college and organizer Of the World s Congress of Religions, and Robert J. Hurdette. editor lecturer and preacher. Better and more diversified talent could not be secured. A large number of citizens have subscribed for tickets to secure these popular men. and many more are anxious for the course. Rob ert Mcintyre, the first lecturer of the course, will deliver his pathetic and humorous lecture on "Buttoned Up People" Friday. Jan. 24. at the First M. T.. church. Single admission or season tickets can be secured at Dr. Pratt office.
 ROUGH RIDER OUENIR.-Wtou Major McClintock was in Washington he visited the war department and made q formal request that the Suidon of F troop of the Rough Riders, which he commanded, be turned over to him. Yesterday he received it and now has it on exhibition in his office along with numerous other souvenirs of war. The guidon is a little banner of red and blue, with the letter l. for the troop and the figure 1 for First volunteers worked upon it. It was usually in the keeping of GuidOn Sergeant Dave Hughes while with the troop at san Antonio and Tampa. When the troop left for Cuba all unnecessary paraphsr- nalia of that kind was left behind. But it was intimately associated with the drilling of the troop and the work preparatory for the brilliant record made in Cuba, and is therefore a valu- able souvenir. For the information of those who may not be acquainted with military tactics it may be explained that the guidon is borne on staff the same as flag, by the guidon sergeant at the right of the line, and it becomes the initial point for the formation of d line.