Arizona republican., 1903-06-12

GOING EAST.-H. H. Harvey left last night for Chillicothe, O., escorting for permanent burial at their former home, the remains Of his wife who died year ago. He expects to return here next fall.
 SALVATION ARMY.-Friday night there will be a special open air meet ing. but no public meeting inside, as the captain and Mrs West are meet ing the members only Saturday and Sunday Special series of meeting. All are welcome
 FROM IRON SPRINGS.-H. H. Me Neil, secretary of the Iron Springs Outing club. with his wife and son, and H. F. Robinson, are the most recent additions to the summer colony at Iron Springs. The unexpected calling out of the militia at Phoenix has prevented the arrival of some expected visitors.
 A NEW PAPER--The Enterprise is the name of a new weekly paper to be published every Monday morning in Yuma. James H. Kinsler is editor and proprietor His salutatory says the paper will be devoted to the industrial development of Yuma and Yuma coun- ty but that in politics it will be repub- lican when the time comes to agitate political questions.
 A PALATIAL COUNTRY HOME.- Messrs. Fifield & Gallagher yesterday took a contract for the building of a s3.5OO home for Nelson Bradley. MT. Bradley, who has not long been resi- dent of the valley, is one of the most enthusiastic of the water storage peo- pie. As soon as he came to the valley he saw the wonderful possibilities of it and bought a ranch about two miles southeast of town.
 M-CARTER.-On the evening of June 8 MT. C. L. Shrum and Miss Maggie Carter were united in mar riage. Rev. l.. I. Thayer officiating. The wedding took place al the home of the brides parents, Buckeye, in the presence of the immediate friends. After the ceremony d dainty supper was served. The people of Buckeye hold the young couple in the highest esteem. They will make their home on the Buckeye.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the Pan Tonopah Min ing and Exploration company were filed in the office of the county record CT yesterday. The capital stock is s2.- 800 OOO. The incorpoTators are C. D. Van Duzer, J. C. Robins and A. E. Ib- botson Articles were also filed of the Continental Oil and Gas company with a capital stock of S1.000,000, incorpora- tors c. E. Hoffman, C. C. Sterl and $. w. Brewster.
 A PEACE DISTURBANCE.-Mr Elena de Olea was arrested yesterday by Constable Kyle on complaint of Mrs. Mercedes, charging her with disturbance of the peace and the use of language unbecoming either a gen tleman or a lady. It appears that the two women each have daughter and they got into an argument about the girls staying out too late at night. The defendant was arraigned in Justice Robertson's court and the case set for trial at 10 o'clock today, the defendant giving bond for her appearance.
 LAWN FETE.-The Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union and the Loyal Temperance Legion will hold a lawn fete tonight al the Indian school at 8 o'clock. The Indian School band will assist in the entertainment of the even ing. A good programme will be pre- sented by Messrs. Ralph and Ivy Mar shall, Joel White, Misses Amy Utley, K. Valenzuela and Lillian Sisty. Ice cream and other refreshments will be served. All are invited to come and en- joy Q cool car ride and pleasant even ing. The Loyal Legion will meet at the First M. E. church at : o'clock sharp that all may go together to the fete. The cars will run every twenty minutes after o'clock.
 READY FOR USINESS.-There is one member of B company N. G. A, that don't want anybody to think him a coward just because he did not go to war. When the militia was called out