Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Additional Local

| *-'S'.''.''s''.''I'"I'-s'.s i BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Bap-
 tist church this morning Mrs. Embree
 and Mrs. Thompson will sing duet
 At I.5O the congregation will join m -he
 union baccalaureate services at the
 Methodist Episcopal church.
 TRIAL OF C. w. PUGH.-A report
 reached the city yesterday evening l that Charles w. Pugh was convicted
 at Florence yesterday afternoon of fal- sifying his account of expenses while 1 acting as enumerator of live stock dur 1 ing the taking of the last census. | Charges were made against him in sev- ] eral districts of the United States court in this territory. but in previous | trials he has been acquitted or juries have disagreed
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed ;n the office of the county recorder yester- day The Wind River Coal company, capital stock $2,000,0 GOO. A. M. Black man. N. M. Wiser and J. D. James tn- corporatorS; Interna tional Mining and Security company, capital stock S1.OOO,- GOO. incorporators R. J. Trimble, A Welch, J. J. Moore and F. w. Annes; The German American Oil company, capital stock S1,OOO, 900 incorporators M. P. Lull, H. C. Humphreys, G. P. L-u1l and w. N. King, of Lima. O.
 A CHILDREN'S PARTY.-Miss Lucy Mansfield yesterday afternoon enter tained few of her friends at her home No. 520 North Fifth avenue. The par ty which lasted from until } o'clock was given in honor of Miss Helen Stew art. There were games and delightful refreshments. The guests. beside the guest of honor. were Misses Dorothy and Natalie Brokaw. Helen Ely. Grace and Dorothy Stroud. lone Franklin, Mary Owen and Persis Edwards. Erile Dameron. Goodman Hill. Harold Stroud and Ross Mansfield.
 KINGS DAUGHTERS FETE.-The Whatsoever circle of Kings Daughters held an enjoyable and well attended fete on the lawn of Recorder B. F. Me Fall Friday evening. The country village consisted of several tents and temporary structures. including the St"atford inn, Mister Pettingills store, postoftice. gypsy tent. etc. The grounds were illuminated by locomotive head light and Chinese lanterns. The excel lent musical programme included selec- tiors by Miss Kay, Miss Welch Miss Baum. Miss Grace Halsey. Miss Annie Monihon, Miss Mary F. Halsey and MT. Ingles. Everyone seemed delighted with the new idea and many requested a repetition of the programme. pleasant proof of the attractivenesS of the programme and the popularity of the Kings Daughters as entertainers is the fact that more than three hun dred persons were present. Among the prominent citizens of the Country Nil- lage were MT. R. E. Miner of the Stratford inn. MT. I. Zumw2lt. story teller of the town, MT. W. C. Davis. street Vender, MT. A. R. Doris, gypsy, etc.
 AN OVERLAND TRIP.-George E. Richmond has just returned from an overland trip of unusual length and great pleasure. He travelled over G00 miles with his horse and buggy. from Phoenix almost to the eastern boUn- dary of the territory, and back again, passing through many mining districts the rich agricultural section of the up- per Gila, and north as far as Globe and the Black Warrior mines. The Black Warrior mines he thinks will prove to be properties of immense value, and the reduction works are unique and inter- esting. His journey was up the Liiia and down the San Pedro. through the region shortly to be traVersed by tha Phoenix and Eastern railroad He be- lieves the country to be marvelously rich in mineral wealth, and the stock and agricultural interests are also large in certain sections. MT. Richmond made the journey more for health and recreation than anything else, and re- turns feeling very much improved. He camped in the open al night, feasted on bacon, beans and Arizona's invigorat- ing atmosphere. and believes that diet to be about the best one a sick man can adopt.