Arizona republican., 1903-02-10

nix after a lingering illness. SIe came here from Portland, Ore, year ago last December and made many friends during her residence in the valley. She was thirty-one years old and most estimable young woman. Her mother was with her during her last hours. The funeral will be held at ? o'clock this afternoon at the par;ors of Mohn & Doris, the service being conducted by Rev. Simpson.
 THE MOTOR TOURNAMENT.- Word has been received from Tucson that at least six automobiles will pe brought over from that city to particl- pate in the sports of the motor tourna- ment to be held here February 23. The autos will come overland via Florence, and a touring party is being arranged so they may travel together. party of Phoenix auto drivers will meet them on the road, probably at Desert station, between Mesa City and Florence. Other Tucson people will come over on the train.
 REAL ESTATE MOVING. - Two more notable real estate sales have been recorded, adding that much more testi- mony to a case that is already pretty well made out. namely, that there are to be lively times here in the next few years. These transactions were con- ducted through the real estate agency of Dwight B. Heard and are the trans fer of the H. C. Orme ranch 10 Miss Henderson of Chicago. and the sale o-.l tract under the Salt River valley canal at the rate of $7O per acre. In the former transaction the considera tion was SS,000. MT. Heard also sold a nanG- some residence in Glendale a few days ago.
 WANLESS.-Mrs. Gorilla Duffy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elm ory w. Fisher was married last night at the residence of her parents on West Jefferson street to MT. William F. Wanless, an attorney of Salt Lake. The ceremony was performed at seven o'clock by Probate Judge Phillips in the presence of relatives and many friends of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Wanless will shortly leave on an ex- | tended wedding tour. Mir. Wanless is quite well known in this territory hay | ing practiced here in several important cases. The bride whose father is d well known mining man has lived in the city for several years and is high | ly esteemed.
 AN ARIZONA EDITION.-The Daily Mining Record, the only daily mining paper in the world and published a; Colorado Springs, is arranging Tor |; special edition of gigantic size, and il is now proposed to make it an issue oi | 100 pages. Of this number sixteen pages are to be devoted to Arizona inning | interests if the mining men of the terrl- tory are sufficiently responsive to the efforts of Russell H. Millward, who Is now canvassing the territory in the in l terest of the special edition. MT. Mill ward arrived here yesterday from Pres | colt and reports mat he is having flat | tering success thus far on his mission He will remain in Phoenix but few days and then continue his journey tc other mining centers.
 A RIOT ADJUSTED.-The troubi; between Missouri Tompkins and two other boys, A. and B. Goldberg, a few days ago was finally settled in Justic, Burnett's court yesterday by the fnins of the Goldberg youths S15 ana the ex onerating of Tompkins of all othei crimes than that of not being able tc | of his aiming a chunk of wet mud a another Western Union boy and hittin: one of the Goldbergs. The whole af fair would not have been worth takin. cognizance of but for the fact that i occurred in front of the Western Unio, office and attracted half of the popula tion of the business part of the town The court believed that the dignity O Phoenix had been ruffied
 NEW CORPORATIONS O the following corporations were filed il the office of the county recorder yesier day: Nevada Vulcan Mines company capital stock 8. .O0O 900, incorpora tor J. Hastings, w. H. Card and w. : Calder; The American Lithfa an, Chemical company, capital stock $500, coo, incorporators w. H. Crane, G. V Gasbick and C. N. Skinner: The Ra liegh Oil company. limited. capital stoci $25.0OO, incorporators A. McLaren, C. F
 Berry and C. F. Berry. trustee; Tn
 Cable Cove Leasing company. capita stock $25,0O0, incorporators w Ge1win
 B. Moeller and A. Gerverman: San,
 Creek Oil and Gas company. capita stock s5O,OO0, incorporators R. wilker
 son, w. B. Noble, A. C. Graves an,
 others; Gibsonville Mining and Devel
 opment company, capital stock s6O.O
 incOrporators J. M. Parker. 4. r. Eator A. C. Eaton and others; Mexican Con
 solidated Investment company, capita
 stock - incorporators D. J. Peam
 and J. C. Taylor; American Investmen and Trading company, capital stoc S1C0,000, incorpora tors M. Falk, G. Zeid | Ter, J. J. Burns and others. The nam of the Bloomington Oil and Gas com pany was changed to Toronto Crud Oil company.