Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-11

have failed and the local physicians can
find no others that Will do him any
good.
HOME AGAIN.-L. H. Hamilton
secretary of the board of trade re-
turned home yesterday morning from
Il three weeks visit in Illinois and in
tervening points, Mrs. Hamilton re-
naming for the summer with relatives
in the east. Mr.. Hamilton was taken
quite i'll on the way back. and was not
able to be at his office yesterday.
HEIR TO \ FORTUNE-Mr Ed
ward Niesz received word yesterday
that wealthy relative had died in
Germany recently. willing to him Il
comfortable fortune. just how large ii
one was not learned. Mr.. NiesZ has
been a resident of this city but d few
months. but during that time has made
a host of friends through his genial
and sociable nature. and through his
music, as he is one of the most accom-
plished VOcalists OF the city.
NEW CORPORATIONS of
| the Crystal Palace Power company
We're filed in the office of the county
| recorder Yesterday. The capital stock
is $20.010.000: the incorporators are j.
y. McAnulty. II. y. 5. Sparks and J.
L.
We're also fled OF the following COM
panies The Ketchican Light and
Water company: capital stock $50 900
| incorporators. J. N. Tonlpkins w. J.
Hills and NJ. G. Brown of Juneau
The Ideal Thunder Mountain Pros
pectins and Gold Mining company:
capital stock. $1,000. 900: incorporators.
J. b. Cromley. r. \. GignouX and l. 5.
Pine.
co. b ENCAMPMENT-A the reg
ular meeting Of Company b. n e. A.
last night il vas decided II so into
camp in the mountains for week
But just where was not decided upon.
and a special meeting will be held to-
night to determine that point. and it
is desired that every member be pres
ent. Two points are under considera-
ton. One point is Iron Springs and
the other Camp creek. One point will
cost a considerable sum for railroad
transportation and the other d long
ride over the desert. |. the company
decides to so to Camp creek it will
leave Phoenix late Saturday afternoon
| and if it goes to Iron Springs it will
leave on the Sunday morning train.
EAST LAKE PARK.-That East
Lake Park is greatly appreciated by
Phoenix people is evidenced by the
large number that visit this pleasant
resort every evening. But it is no1 ap-
preciated by all or the attendance
would be twice as large 1t is really
the only place Phoenix has that can
be ,lignified by the name of resort and
those who have not yet paid the place
| a visit are missing Il good thing. The
lake with its boats. the natatoriunl the
grassy promenades. the fountain ami
the swings are all enjoyable at any
| time and cost nothing but car fare In
! the evening there is band concert and
SIX of the seven evenings OF the week
| the Curtiss Comedy company presents
| an inter esting drama changing the
| programme twice week and giving
! many speclaltles. Last night was
! Eagles night and social dance fol-
lowed the Performance" IN the pavilion
FOUND HIS RIG-N \. Sanders
yesterday recovered his horse and bug
gy. stolen Wednesday night from tn
west side of the city hall plaza. but h
has net yet located the thief That the
/ rig was stolen was shown by the cir
cumstanceS under which it was found
Yesterday morning Policeman Russo i
stccd IA Five Points for "a while and re-
! quested every one that passed out on
the roads centering there to keep an
eye open for the horse and buggy. and
IL found to report to him at once Abou,
| iHcn Mexican wood hauler came in
ana told him the rig was found abou,
Twelve miles west on the Yuma road
| near the ranch of Bark and Criswell
MI sanders at once sent Il man afte,
It. The rig had evidently been taken
py some one who wanted to go to tht
country and was without transporta-
TON After he was through with it i,
was turned loose TO stray wherever tn.
hcrse wanted to. That the animal did
not break loose itself at the plaza was
evidenced by the fact that the tie rop4
mad been taken off and carefully placed
in the buggy where it was found. The
ponce have few Sherlock Holme-
pointers and think they will be able. tc
make 1t unpleasant for the offender a