Arizona republican., 1904-03-31

as pfe-ented in the third and fourth chapters of Hebrews. showing how the commands contained therein were Gis- oEeyed by Israel who was thereby de- barred from the promised land. Mr. Bond will also endeaVor to show that those commands are as binding upon the people Of the present day as they were upon the Israelities.
 THE HONOR OF cHRIeTENiNo- IL was announced by the Republican day before yesterday that Man ager Stechan would receive sug- gestgons for the naming of the the new theatsr on South Third ave- nue. To the person who would send him the name which he would finally choose he would issue complimentary season ticket free of charge. The names of all other aspirants for the honor of naming the theater would be drawn from box and to every fifth one there would be issued a single ticket. Manager Stechan has already received q wheelbarrow load of letters on the subject. They have come from Phoenix and Tempe. Some cf the let ters, even from the south side, were received on the day the announcement appeared in the Rpublican. Yester- day his mail was flooded with other letters. No doubt they VII continue to come by hundreds from all parts Of the territory as soon as t is learned that the manager is hunting fo- name.
 CONVICT PAROLED.-Gover Br-die yesterday granted a parole to Jose Miguel, convict at Yuma. ssrv- ing a five-year sentence from Pima county for assault with intent to kili. Miguel was convicted at Tucson in April. 1901. The petition for his parole is signed by the superints ndent of the prison and the members of the board Cf control. His record as q prisoner is good but the application fer his parole is made on the ground of his failing health. It is believed that a continuance of his confinement would kill hir1 before the completion cf his sentence.
 CONTINUOUS FAD LUcK-Reuben Hill. who lives on Grand avenue just this side of Aihambla. seems to be q perpetual target for hard luck. not- withstanding he is one of the best of citizens and Of a cheerful and charit- able disposition. Yesterday he was coming toward town with load of hay when it was in some manner tip ped over near Six Points and he was thrown to the ground, breaking his right leg. The incident is not an un- usual one in any country. but it seems more than usually distressing from the fact that Mir. Hill less than year ago had fall from a hay stack, sus- taining injuries that at the time seem ed all but fatal. Subsequently there was other illness in the family of serious nature so that altogether his roof has sheltered rather more of the sadness than the sunshine of life for long time
 NEW cORPORATIONS--ArticIeso of of the following corporations were filed in the ofiice of the county recorder yes terday: Hazel Kirk Goldfeld com pany. capital stock. S2.OO0. 600: incor- porators. J. C. Butler. C. $. Crook. J. J. Hamilton and others. Ohio-Indiana- Kansas Oil company. capital stock, $1,- 000.0O0; .ncorporators. c. H. Feidler and J. C' Linn. Rutland Oil company. capital stcck. $120, ,OGO: incorporators. J. M. Parker. s. F. Bartlett and F.. H. Smith. OsG watomie Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock, $1,OOO. coo: incorpor- atoTs. J. g. Johnson. C. H. Ruhland F. L. Hclt and others. The Empire oil company. capital stock. $lOO0OO: incor- porators. J. w. Cline. A. c. Zellhoefer
 and J. B. Meserve. Oregon Home stake Mining and Reduction company. capital stock, S2OO00O: incorporators,
 F. B. Roberts. w. T. Perry and C. j.. Allen.
 THE OFFICIAL eALLOT-Yester day was the last day for filing with the secretary Of the Water. Users as I snciation the petitions of the voters "t the various council districts. naming candidates for the offices to be filled at { he election on April ,. Not all the petitions were received till late last night and even then they were not available for publication. Before they can be accepted or approved they must be inspected by the secretary to de- teTmine if the respective candidates. through their property rights are eligi- ble to the offices for which they have been named. This will also require the advice of the associations attorney ;n some instances where q doubt may exist as to the construction of the ar ticles of incorporation of the associa- ton. Secretary Parker and Judge Kibbey will go over the petitions today and it. is likely that by this evening the Inspection will have been com Dleted and the official ballot have been made up. It may be said though that in each district President B. A. Fowle,. was named for reelection and Dr. F.. | w. Wilbur of Mesa City for vice presi- dent.
 FOR MORAL REASONS.-In his address before the Tonto road meeting at the Doris theater on Tuesday night I)r. Wilbur offered an argument in fla
 Vor of the building of the road which had not been heard before. He said that many people of the region which
 the road would penetrate would come to the valley if it were made possible for them to cone. Some of them he said had been coming now and then
 But in doing so they had run the risl,