Arizona republican., 1903-05-27

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Rich ard Maldonado and Alberta Mesa. both of whom live near Glendale.
 ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED The moving picture entertainment ad- vertised to be given at the Doris thea ter tonight has been postponed to Fri day night owing to the non-arrival of material necessary in producing the pictures.
 BILLY HELL IN JAIL.-There was only one case in police court yesterday that of a man who got drunk and had so many fights he got naturally tired out and went tn sleep. The only name he would give to the police or the re- corder was Billy Hell. He was sent to jail for four days.
 GOING TO FL PASO.-J. E. Bark ley. formerly of this city. but more recently of Los Angeles, where he has been engaged in the wholesale grocery business was here yesterday and left last night for the south. He is going to Fl Paso where he expects to estab- fish a wholesale grocery house.
 AN EVOLUTION-The graduating class of the Phoenix high school last night entertained the students and q large number of visitors in the presen- tation of a play called An Evolution" designed to illustrate that portion of the lives of students spent while taking the four years course of the high school.
 A SANITARY SUIT.-Secretary liar rison of the Live Stock Sanitary board yesterday received word from Wilcox of the winning of another suit institut- ed by the board. Fifteen cattle had been taken up by Inspector Reed of that Jurisdiction. Fourteen of them were condemned. The interests of the board were looked after by the inspec- tor and Commissioner Riggs.
 IN FROM THE FILLS-Ed Metcalf returned yesterday from a trip of over six months in the mountains and desert country west and north between PhoeniY and the Colorado river. He has visited nearly all the mines unGer development in that region and has prospected more or less during his ab- sence. He refused tc be jed into a statement that he had found any bo- nanzas but he probably has just the same.
 BUSINESS BUT NO BOOM.-D. l.. Murray of Wickenburg is in the city for Q couple of days visit. MT. Murray says that while the town is not enter taining anything shat might by any stretch of imagination be called hOom and really makes less demonstration before the public than 1t did a year ago. there is nevertheless a more sub stantial and regular volume of business than there ever was before. Wicken- burg is building slowly but her inhabi- tants believe she is buildir-' surely.
 SATURDAYS RACES. - Saturdays; racing matinee will 10 doubt be q very speed contests. The two horse races should both prove lively ones as there is a $500 purse up in each case. There is considerable preparation also for the bicycle races and it is expected there will be a large number of entries. Those desiring to enter should pay the fee, one dollar. to H. s. Griswold as early as possible that the race may be better arranged for.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Artieles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the. county recorder yes terday: Enterprise Mining company. capital stock S1,000, GOO, incorporators H N Hunter, F. M. Billings, C. A. Des- mond and others: Frontier Remedy company, capital stock $10G00, incor- porators C. R. Brown, William H. Farnsworth, A. G. Hoetler and others; Australian Solar Furnace company, capital stock $3.OOO,00 incorporators Albert Carter. M. J. Connor and 4. K. Carter; International Coal and Iron company. capital stock s1,OOO, ,OOO incor- porators N w. Bingham, IT. E. Denni- sen and J. F. Frye; Mizpah Member ship Mining company. capital stock $1,- OOC. coo incorporates A. F. Ibbotson, Edwin Christy and T. C. Robbins; The Shasta May Blossom Copper company. capital stock S10. 900, incorporators