Arizona republican., 1902-01-19

addition during the winter A com
 mittee has been appointed to prepare programme for a public meeting to
 be held in the near future It is re- ported that the members will engage Tn a debate on woman's rights tomor- row night. but the names of the dis putants could not be learned
 COUNTRY CLUB.-There was a good attendance at the Country club yesterday. Though there was no tour nament there were a number of in- terestins games. and all present had q delightful time. Coffee and sand
 wiches were served by Mrs. w., r.
 Nichols and Miss Butterfield, and the refreshments proved the right thing at the right time.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Priscilla oil company. cap- ital stock, $500. 900: incorporators, w. B. Mucklow. l.. H. Chalmers and H. B. Wilkinson. The Ohio o-Tonopah Mining company, capital stock, S1.O00. 900; in- corporators, J. G. Butler. T. E. Young F. Billings and F. M. KTk of Youngs- town, Ohio.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH MUSIC Special musical numbers will be rem dered by the quartette of the Chris
 
 ing and evening services. The selec- tions to be sung are: Nazareth" The Heavenly Song and 'rhe Peni- tents Plea Those composing the quartet are Mrs. Turney, soprano; Mrs.
 Golze. alto: Vim. M. Meyers, tenor. and C. F. Dearsley, bass. Miss Ella HauXhurst accompanist.
 VALUABLE ARTICLES MISSING. An account of the stealing and res ,fa ,f htrgr
 printed in yesterday mornings paper. together with the statement that John Havard had been seen with the outfit previous to it's being found near Five Points. When found there was missing from the buggy, among other belong ings of the owner, Mrs. $. L. Phelps, a collarette valued at S20. a shawl valued at S1O. new robe worth s6. buggy whip. etc. Suspicion. of course. was directed toward Havard. as the per
 son who had the property, and yester- day search warrant was issued to Deputy Sheriff Williams. who visited Havard'S home, some eight miles in the country, but failed to find any of the missing property.
 KNEW A GOOD THING.-The pale faced tourist is not the only visitor to this town that knows a good thing when he sees it. or that puts his knowledge to practical use. There is a Mohave-Apache buck and squaw among the present visitors who are here enjoying the pleasure of q climate less rigorous than that of Mohave county. Yesterday they walked into the curio store of Major Schwartz and "rubbered' at everything in sight. MT. Schwartz did not imagine they wanted anything. but he answered their ques- tions as well as possible, and tried to be as entertaining as an ordinary white man could be to a high-toned lnjun. Finally they centered their gaze on a beautifully colored Navajo blanket and
 inquired the price. Sixteen dollars, said the proprietor. ana the Indian had the money counted out before MT. Schwartz could realize that he had made a sale.
 FORBES-S S-SCOTT-Professor Robert
 Humphrey Forbes and Miss Georgie Hazel Scott were united in marriage
 Wednesday noon at the home the brides parents, Judge and Mrs. w F.
 Scott of Tucson, Rev. Joseph Bowron. pastor of the Congregational church. officiating. The bride. who has been identified with the public schools as d
 teacher. where she was quite popular. as well as in the social circles of Tucson. was becCmingly attired in d
 WIllIt SILK W NeuullS SoHH Ht SIOOlal has been long associated with the Uni -ersity of Arizona director of the eX- perimental station and professor of
 chemistry. A dainty lunch was served
 in the dining rooms, which had been decorated with smilax, asparagus, Eolly. carnations and roses. Following this, the happy couple took their de- parture on the International Tor an ex- tended trip through Sonora, far as CuaymaS.
 A FRIEND OF ARIZONA.-Captain L. D. Phillips, agent of Douglass. La cey X Co. of New York, is a the Ford hotel. He is on his regular bi-weekly visit to Phoenix, as he has been going from his headquarters in Prescott to the new shelter at the Santa Rita properties twice a month for some time. Captain Phillips is one of Ari- zona's best friends for being q min ing man of great experience, he has been instrumental in interesting large capital in the territory, and in the right way. Douglas Lacey & Co, whom he represents. have in the last two years demonstrated their faith in several big mining properties by investing their money. And they are not simply buy ing mines, but are developing them and putting up reduction works as rapidly as justified. The new concentrating plant at Val Verde on the Ague Fria