Arizona republican., 1904-03-09
NEW cORPoRATIoN-Article.

ANEW CORPORATION-Articles of incorporation of the EldOradO Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock :s $1.5OO,O OOO and the incOrporators are w. II. Barnhart L. J. Hatmaker and I. c. Logan.
 A RAILROAD CENTER.-Phoenix is not a main line, yet it is. in the matter of the number of trains in and out for the city daily, the chief railroad point in the territory IT one would stop to count the trains on the two roads, or rather, the three roads now, he would find that there are sixteen regu-' lar trains to say nothing of the spe- cials which arrive and go out daily.
 THE sUPERVIsORs.-The quarter Iy meeting of the board of supervisors was continued yesterday. As on the previously day most or the business was routine. Favorable action was taken on a petition for the opening of road in district No. 13 near Glendale. The road will start from the common corner of sections II, r, 13 and Ii, township three north. range one east and run due east to the Arizona canal.
 4 SUCCESSFUL THROW-Wayne Davis is one of the most expert cow boys in this part of the country. He has taken part in numerous contests and he has seldom got entirely outside the money. But he never made a more successful throw than the one that cul- minated in his marriage last night to Miss Ella Gordon, the handsome daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Iiv- ing north of the city. The wedding took place at the Vermont house and was performed by Probate Judge Phillips. Mrs. Davis is sister of Mrs. sam Webb Jr.
 M'MANuS- -ROBINSON-Mr. William L. MManus and Miss Jennie D. Robin son were married yesterday morning at o'clock at the Catholic church. The ceremony was performed by Father Casimir. The attendants were Mir. J. T. Whitney and Miss Mary Weber. MT. M'NanUs is a resident of Petoskey. Mich. and is extensively engaged in the lumber business. The bride has resided in the city for the last four years. She also came here from Petoskey. Mr. MMarus fas spent two winters in the city. Mr. and Mrs. TManus will re- main in the city until June.
 SENT TO THE HOs9lTAL.-The young man by the name of Lindermln who was taken up on Monday night on suspicion of insanity was sent tO the county hospital yesterday. t was learned that he had recently been dis charged from that institution. There was found in his pockets a great mum Der of letters addressed to other per sons. Among them was one belonging 10 man by the name of BrittOn J. Nims containing a postal order for so. It had been sent by the brother Of Mims. the postmaster at Mims, Fla. This letter as all the others had been sent to the Capitol hotel where Ntns had been stopping and where Lindar- man lodged until he was taken to the hospital There is no belief that he wanted to steal the letter. His illness had taken d form of mania for picking up whatever happened to be lying about loose and unguarded.
 THEY ALL COME RACK-Eve~y year somebody or other who has done well, or fairly well, in the valley, is at tracted elsewhere by reports of su- periOr advantages. As a general thing they return 10 the valley. This is es- pecially so Of farmers and more es- pecially Of farmers who go to Cali foruia. Among those who went away are the BroOmeil boys. They made money here and built up one Of the most attractive homes in this part of the country They made money whether the years were wet or dry. Tn facl they used to say that they made the most money when there was the Ieast water They eXpiaited that curious fact bN saving that then they had tO stay at home and attended more closely