Arizona republican., 1904-09-25

SICK AND ALONE-h-telepho
 message was received at the office ol
 the sheriff last night saying that q
 sick man had been found in a vacant
 house on West Madison street near
 Seventh avenue. It was supposed that
 he had wandered away from the poor
 farm. It was not known how long
 he had been in the house. Ar rangements were made for taking him
 back to the farm.
 CETRAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Opposite the postO6cc. Preaching morning and night by the pastor, liar
 old Govette. Subject for Il Q. n., The
 Financial Question:" Subject for 7:30
 D. m., The Sorrow of Jesus" Sunday
 school, 9:45 9. m. Epworth League devotional service 6:3O D. m., subject
 The Open Church" Miss Leah Irvine,
 leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday
 night. Woman's Home Mission society Monday afternoon at o'clock. Choir practise Friday night. Quarterly con- ference October 9.
 A MINING SUIT-Suit on a con
 tract was begun in the district court yesterday by John c. Harden agai st r. P. Parker. It is alleged in the com plaint that in 1900 the defendant en- tered into a contract with the plain tiff by which the former was to re- | ceive certain shares of the Tide Mining and Smelling company and was 70 pay for them S2,05O and 225, 900 shares of the Arizon2 Copper Mountain Mining company. The cash consideration was paid and . shares of the mining stock was turned over but the other 15O,000 shares have been withheld. The plaintiff places a value of $2O.O0O on | judgment.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Bonanza and Golden Eagle I Mining company, capital stock, $1.GOO, ! 900, incOrporatoris John B. Martin and Anci Martin; The Sill Pneumatic Horse Collar company, capital stock 1 S10O,O00, iEcOrpOratC-s F. L. Sill, D. Fl Sill and J. O. ZucE; The Oaks Live Stock and Horticultural company, ca pital stock, $50O.OOO. incorporators ". H. SmOIlinger, s. M. Woodward and | w. $. Burns. Amended articles of the Guaranty Savings Trust and Banking company were filed changing the name | of the corporation to the Union Bank and Trust company.
 PARTIALLY ROLLED-An old
 pr0spector who arrived in town on Fri day night with some money was rolled Tn an alley in the rear of one of the Washington street saloons the same night There was taken from him twenty dollar gold piece, about seven dollars in silver and a new hat. The thieves overlooked a ten dollar piece which the old man had in another pocket. He could offer the police no
 clue upon which they could work. He
 could only say that he was overcome
 by sleep and that when he awoke his
 hat was gone. That is a thing that is
 likely to happen at any time now for
 she town is rapidly filling up with
 suspicious and undesirable class of
 winter residents.
 BASEBALL PRACTlcE-There will
 be another practice game of baseball this morning at 10 c'clock at Eaztlal<a park and it is desired that all baseball players will make it Q point to attend and participate whether they belong to any or the existing Eau teams or not. It has dawned on the boys who are working at the game that if they ex- pect to achieve fame they must work for 1t. No matter how fine a player man may have been once or how much of an athlete he is, he can play good ball only when he is in practice. Manager Walden says he is going 10 begin this week. trying to get the boys out every morning at o'clock -fo1. q
 little early practice and also have q little practice about 4 D. m. three times a week, of all those who can attend at that hour. It is expected the Tucson team will come over to Phoenix in the near future to meet the Phoenix team Tor the third time, each having won