Arizona republican., 1903-05-08

ale for the last ten days on the trail of some wicked men who stole bunch of fine horses from his pasture
 A PERMANENT RESIDENT.-sec- retary Stoddard. who returned from the east a day or two ago. has now be- come a permanent resident of this city.
 He has been rather permanent for some time but he celebrated his actual citizenship while in New York by the purchase from Mrs. Pearson of the
 PiclTell residence property on North Center street. This is the housa he has lived in for a long time and is one of the handsomest residence properties in the city. E,n route home from New York Mir. Stoddard took advantage of his opportunity to be present at the dedication of the St Louis exposition
 He said the presence of Grover Cleve- land created enthusiasm. especially among the democrats, and it appeared to man from Arizona. as though his nomination for president next year would be a very natural event and in TO way miraculous.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Artioles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Santa Fe Mining and Reduc- tion company, capital stock S500,OOO in corporators William w, R. G. and T C. Ingersoll and others; Rapid Motor Car company, capital stock S1,00O, GOO incorporators Thomas Benjamin. M. B. Martin and F. Hollingsworth; Glasgow Mining company, capital stock g., ,O00- G00 incorporators William F.. Gunton, William H. Powell and A. II. Graham; Mayflower Gold Mining company. capi tai stock $2.O0O, ,OO0 same incorporators as above: Pleasant Valley Oil company, capital stock $1OOO, OOO incorporators l.. A. Wheeler, Fl. H. Green. John J. Pitts and others; The Great Mother Tool Mining company. capital stock $1,S50, coo. incorporators P. M. Maker, Henry C. Meyer. M. V. Carr and others; Ori- ental and Masbate Gold Mining com pany. capital stock $1.500,OO0. incorpor- ators w. s. Gray. w. P. Smith. H. J. Robinson and others.
 KOSHER c. Benjamin Rossier and Miss Gertrude Rich were married on Wednesday night at the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Rich of Brills addition. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Lapsley A. M'Afee of the Presbyterian church. There were about seventy-five guests. The attendants were Mir. Charles F. Bearsley and Miss Edith Brooks. MT. and Mrs. Rossier left yes terday morning for Los Angeles to az tend the fiesta. They will go fram there to San Francisco and thence to the home of MT. Rossier in Spokane.
 GRAND CANAL LAND OWNERS Tn another column is printed 8 call for a meeting of land owners under the Grand canal. to be held in the rooms of the Water Users association oI the 18th The purpose of the meeting is to appoint committee for service siEli- lar to that of the committee appointed last Saturday by land owners under the Maricopa canal, the object of both com- mittoes being to devise ways and means for the purchase of the canals. It is one step further in what will probably be harmonious action on tine part Of the land owners under all the north side canals.
 JONES DOING WELL.-The car cer of Oscar Jones. the base ball pitcher, will be watched with interest by Phoe- nix people for 1t was here he lived as a child and it was here he first made his reputation as a ball t0sser. From here he went 70 Los Angeles playing with the Los Angeles team in the Cali fornia league for two years. His record there was all right ard he has been called up higher. Tn fact he is now pretty close to the top as one Of the pitchers for the Brooklyn team in the National league. He has been in the box during at least half dozen games since the season opened and thus far with one exception he has always faded the enemy. Speaking of the game in Brooklyn on April 27. in which the Philadelphia team was beaten the Philadelphia North American says: Another of Manager Hanlon's new pitchers faced the Phillies today when Pitcher Jones took his place on the fir ing line. He made good from first to last, not only with deceptive curves and a good speedy delivery. but with the bat as well. The Philadelphians could do little with his delivery and Brooklyn walked off with the game by a score of to l. There was good crowd at the game and the Brooklyn cranks showed great enthusiasm over the team. Only two men on the team today played in Brooklyn last year Shechard and Dahlen-dnd the Brook lyn people are beginning to think that Hanlon has picked out a crowd o9 young wonders. All of his new pitch CTS have done well and Donovan and JJrgbec a ra hOtTt fOruptteu