Arizona republican., 1904-07-20
RETURNED TO ARLlNeToN-J

RETURNED TO ARLlNGToN-J. r. Wilcox and son Ellis have returned to Arlington.
 A RUNAWAY-It is reported that there was a runaway accident on north Central avenue Monday night, result ing in the badly damaging of buggy, but that the occupants of the buggy were unhurt.
 SOCIAL DANCE ToNIGHT-Cobb and Warmers regular weekly social dance will take place at the Hardwick theater tonight. The floor has been placed in fine trim. A bon bon party and a regular hard times dress social are to be given in the near future.
 MADE ANOTHER INVESTMENT R. H. Greene is still enthusiastic over the prospects of the Irvine addition and is operating on the ttcory that | man can't get too much of a gool thing when the good thing is Irvina addition realty Yesterday he bought twenty three more lots in that addi- tion the seller being Mrs. Mary A.. O'Brein of Topeka Kansas.
 NEW cORPORATlONS--Articles er the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes- day: The Kansas Oil and DevelC D. ment company, capital stock, S5O0,OOO. incorporators J. P. Hoyes. z. w. Marsh and S. c. Miller; Little Hill Gold Min ing company, capital stock, $1.0OO. .O0U an amendment changing the name Of the corporation to the Treasure Hill Mining company.
 OFFICIAL BULLETlN--Durin the t,~ Ta to various proposed baseball games for next Friday till from the reports it appeared that the hardware men had been pitted against a half dozen diff ferent teams. It is now authoritative ly announced that the game next Fri day will be between the hardware men and the New York store team, which aggregation first started the pres ent epidemic of baseball and suffered the first defeat. It thinks it is en- titled to another show and will get it.
 CUTTING THE RECORD-There Is a great deal of rivalry between Frank Woods and Harry Friedman respect | ing their pacing stock both men claim . | ing toN have the fastest horse (wheu going toward the stable). It was an- nounced recently by Mir. Friedman that his nag. "Whirlwind," was good for 1:46 and MT. Wood immediately claimed his World Beater" could make it in 1:45. MT. Friedman now says that after daily working he thinks his horse is good for a AZ, gait but he didn't say whether he meant minutes or hours.
 ARIZoNIANS ABRoAD--The fol- | lowing residents of the territory are registered at the Hollenbecl5, Los An geles: W. H. Welsh and wife, Gold Roads; John F. Crowley and wife, Wilcox; Ed. c. Allison and J. w. Ran- som, Globe; Fred F1eishman, Tucson P. E. Murray, Nogales; Arthur Wat son, Douglas; Thomas C. Howell and William A. Booth, Kingman; H. H. | Morris, Phoenix; Ben Sneed, Bisbee; J. C. Cooper and J. M. Balsz, Yuma; Alex O. Fields, Congress; A. A. Smith. | Clifton; George w. Norton. Mohawk and C. C. Klingerman, Red Rock. THOSE WHO ARE SICK-Several residents of Phoenix recently left the city not so much on account of the heat as on account of illness. Favorable reports have been received from many of them. Information came from Los Angeles yesterday that there had been an improvement in the condition If Judge Kent who went there more than week ago. Mrs. T. A. Jobs has been at Long Beach for some time in i'll health but it waS learned yesterday that she was much better. Not long ago Mrs. Roy Clayson whose health was bad went to Missouri to spend the hummer with relatives. Word came yesterday that there had not been the degree of improvement in her condi- ton that had been expected
 HISTORY DUE TO REPEAT-H Latham is authority for the state ment that it is going to rain here and that right soon. He says he feels r.