Arizona republican., 1903-04-07

B. Y. P. U. SOCIAL.-The social giv- en by the Baptist Young Peoples union in O'Neill hall last evening was well attended and was greatly enjoyed by those present. The programme includ- ed vocal solo by Mrs. J. G. Foote, a piano duett by the Misses DeMund, q piano solo by MT. T. LiChtenstein. q vocal duett by the Misses Halsey with violin obligato by MT. A. Azshderian; recitations by Miss Nellie McFall, MT Frankel, MT. Leslie Elliott and Mir. Will Davis. Refreshments were serv- ed.
 NEEDLESS ALARM.-The town of Phoenix turned out again last night with it's usual alacrity in response to a fire alarm. It was believed for q mo- nlent that the whole southeastern part of the town was burning up. The popu- lace followed the fire apparatus until it was ascertained that the fire was ill q brush heap a half mile south of the Maricopa X Phoenix depot. That was out of the fire limit and also out of the water limit and it didn't need putting out anyhow. The man who set it afire wanted the heap to burn up and he would have resented any interference by the department if it had teen possi- ble to offer any.
 NOT SERIOUSLY HURT-The fol- lowing self-explanatory clipping from New York paper was pinned to letter received here from J. w Ben ham. by his relatives. From the fact that he gave no additional details in the letter it is assumed that he was net seriously hurt: The dull gray monotony of a rainy day was yesterday hr-nl- 1.r fI,1 the Clayton calamity division of the transit company, on the single track near Forsythe Junction. The collision was head-on affair. occurring about 10 o'clock in the morning. Two cars ran into each other while going ar q fair rate of speed, smashing the front plat forms, breaking the windows in both cars and badly frightening a number of passengers. None o; the employees were injured, and the only passenger who failed to escape, as far as known. was J. w. Benham, manager of the Hyde Exploring company of New York who was bruised about the knees"
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed i'll the office of the county recorder yes terday: Humboldt National Oil and Gas company. capital stock $1.000, ,O01, incorporators J. NJ. OBrien and w. A. Byerly; Consolidated Gold Mining com pany, capital stock s1 ,00O 900, incorpora- tors, O. H. Perry, J. C. Reed and Vii liam Scott; Erie Oil and Gas company, capital stock s1,OO0.OOO. incorporators C. H. Eaton and w. T. Allen; Glasgow Mining and Milling company. capital stock S1,G00,000. incorporators w. H. Powell, A. H. Graham and others; The Mcfarland Chemical company, capital stock S1,000,0G0, incorporators Fred Me Farland, H. E. Gavitt and c. E. Lage ston; Magnet Heat, Light and Power company. capital stock Sl.2OO0GO. in- oorporators W. c. Bridges. J. F. Cart wright and George T. Foster; Agnew Automatic Oiler company, capital stock $200,000 inco:'porators N. P. Agnew, H. A. Campbell and F. M. Clifford; Gold Bullion Mining company, capital stock | S2, 000, GOO, incorporators W. E. Gunton. | w. M. Judd and A. H. Graham; Colum- bia Mining company, capital stock $S00.O00. incorporatorS W. E. Gunton l w. H. Powell and A. H. Graham; Wer- denhoff Extension Gold Mining com 1 pany, capital stock s2.00O0OO. incorpora, | tors the same as above.