Arizona republican., 1904-08-14

the National Pinkerton Detective | agency With headquarters in San Fran cisco. If he is here on professional business he is keeping that fact from the public. This is not the first visit l of Mir. Kemble to Phoenix. He was
 here about year ago and then he said he was on no particular business.
 WILL GO TO CONGRESS-The Congress baseball team which has been winning all sorts of glory up north, now considers itself sufficiently intro duced to the best baseball society to seek 2 meeting with the Phoenix Ladies They have succeeded in making a date with the Ladies through Manager Wal den who agrees to have his bunch at the Congress trysting place a week from today, well coached in the lates. ball and bat firtations. They arc greatly impressed with the good name borne by the Congressman and willing to meet them half way but they do not intend to yield too easily to their smiles They will however, give them the sum mer romance of their lives.
 NEW CoRPoRATIoNS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Big Four Mining and Milling company, capital stock, $20,- 1 900, incorporators w. Schmidt and c. H. Jones; The Advance Publishing company, capital ctock, S1O,OOO, incor- porators J. J. Hennessy and w. l.. Rice; Banner Mining company, capital stock, $1,00O,000, incorporators w. l.. Cox and H. M. Martin: Victor Oil and Gas company, capital stock, $7OO, 900, incorporators H. B. Kelly and E. l.. Kelly; The Sylvania Mining company of Nevada, capital stock, $1,OOO 900, in corporators c. L. Patrick and E. C. Dixon: Gold Bond Dredging company, capital stock, $1,OOO 900, incorporators B. F. Coburn and c. A. Cook.
 THE GOLDEN WEST-Arizona will get all the best of it in the bill at East lake park which the Spooner company will offer Monday, Tuesday and We'd nesday nights next week. "The Gold en West" is a play founded upon facts which occurred in the Black Canyon of the Colorado river and Phoenix is pro- minertly mentioned in several lines The play Is a late one as the facts upon which it is based occurred only five or six years ago. It has a misunderstood lover, q deaf and dumb detective d william gambler and a pretty girl and nondescript poet to see to it that the laws Of everything except blind luck are defied until fate brings the hero and the villain face to face and the hero is restored to his own and in- cdentally to the pretty grl who has been kept in cruel suspense all th3s time. In other words it is the iu- teressing but rather improbable yellow drama which is given added zest by its local coloring.
 DEATH OF MRS. WALTER CARD Mrs. May Card died yesterday after noon about 2:15 o'clock, at her home No. 419 south Center street. after an Illness of about six weeks. She was a most estimable young woman, beloved by all who knew her and having lived here sometime her untimely death will be moUrned by a wide circle of friends. She was the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Peterson, who reside few. miles west of Phoenix and was only in her nineteenth year. She was mar ried to Walter Card on the 11th of May. but few days after her eigh- teenth birthday. Only a few weeks after, or about the Fourth of July she was taken i'll and since then gradually declined till her eyes closed in the last sleep. MT. Card who has lived here almost from childhood has many friends who sympathize deeply with him in his bereavement The funeral