Arizona republican., 1903-07-01

terday for the first time by putting into the profession of a newsboy. He
 was at once noticed by man who
 knew him and who asked him what he
 was peddling papers for. He replied that he needed money. When asked what for he said he was going to At lantic City next week. Then you will need money, said his big friend, for they charge you quarter there just to look at things. Is that so.' said the boy. Then | guess you had better buy another paper"
 DEATH UF MRS. MALONE.-Jus- tice Robertson yesterday received word that his sister. Mrs. B. ". Malone, died Monday in St. Louis of the shock sue ceedng an operation for the removal of a cancer. Mr. and Mrs. Malone spent the last winter and spring in
 Phoenix, where they made many friends. They left here about three l weeks ago for their former home in Missouri. where Mrs. Malone rested as much as possible in preparation for 1 the operation that seemed her only hope for longer life. She revived after ! the operation, but only temporarily. and was not strong enough to recover. She
 was fifty years old and leaves beside I her husband and brother sister in Missouri. She had no children.
 | GUIDES ARE NOT WANTED Some days ago Charles Gittner caused | to be inserted in this paper a state ment that he was about to set out for i the Mogollon mountains on tour of ! hunting, fishing and recreation: that he
 was fully equipped For the journey and 1 that he would like to have limited number of gentlemen go along 10 help | pay the expenses and for their com | pany. The advertisement was not 1 quite understood and he has been ov- | erwhelmed with applications by per- sons who thought he wanted guide. | He has another advertisement this morning setting forth just exactly | what he wants: three or four men with 1 money enough to stand their share of | the expedition and men in good health. | for this is not to be a procession of in- valids. There is no demand for guides. ! MT Gittner has been through all that 1 country before and is competent to be ] the guide. philosopher and friend of 1 those who may become his companions NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles oi
 the following corporations were filed in ! the office CT the county recorder yes { terddy; Gold ana Cement syndicate | capital stock S200.G00. incorporators w | II. Stearns. r. F. Hayes and c. R. Bud l long: 'Aereod Navigation company. cap- 1 ital stock $2CO,O ,OOo. iucorporators J. T 1 Fisk. R. Young, John Ross and others; | TOnOpah and London Gold Mining com pany. capital stock S5O0.0OO, incorpora 1 tors ". C. Clark. Edwin Christy and
 s. E. Murray; Chemical Hard and Sofi l Coal Manufacturing company. capital
 stock s5OO.OO0 incorporators. T.. S. En- ders w. H. IT. Shelley and F.. A 1 Baker: The old Kentucll oil company 1 capital stock $l0OO.0O incorporators J. D. Milan. C. II. Bowles and W. Bur | ton: Ophir Gold Mining company. capi-
 tai stock 5000. GOO incorporators w. $
 Bourne. J. S. Kearvey and Tom Gov
 ney: The Kansas Oil and Gas company
 capital stock $50O, 600. incorporators B 1 F. Acuff and C. W. Greene. Arivada
 Mining and Milling company. capital
 stock S750 900, incorpOrators John $ Cook. William Rogers. William Wilson and others.