Arizona republican., 1904-01-26

VISITORS FROM TUCSON.-Mrs. Lon Holladay and daughter, Grace Of Tucson, are in the city for a few days visit with Mrs. A. r. Walbridge. a sister of Mrs, Houaday.
 A LOS ANGELES VlSITOR.-Mrs. Della c. Abbott, of Los Angeles, ar rived in Phoenix Monday and will spend a few weeks here, the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. K. Wheat.
 MEETING OF c. z. O.-The Ladies Order of the c, F.. o. is going to meet at the resindence of Mrs. A. c. EuletJ, SO2 W. Jefferson street, on Tuesday evening and all sisters in town are re- qUested to be present
 FUNERAL OF MRS. WiLSCN.-The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson will take place at 10 o'clock this morning from Bradley's undertaking parlors. Mrs. Wilson was the wife of RaymonI F. Wilson and had resided in the city since the latter part of last November Her death occurred on Saturday.
 NEW CORPORATIONs.-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder | yesterday: Kansas Syndicate Oil ,& Gas company, capital stock, $500.O0o, incorporators D. H. Pinkerton, W. J. Campbell, c. Osmond and others; The St. Paul Oil company, capital stock. | s1, 900, 900, incorporators 6. II. Hall, E. P. Smith, J. R. Beggs and others. ! Kansas. California, Oil and Refining Icompany, capital stock S1.0O0.OO0. in- corporators w. N. Banks. C. L. Hau- son. M. Dewey and others; Bryan Gulch Mining company. capital stock, ! G | ID " 1 r. ". Fish, T. \. Parsons and others. ! ADJUDCED INSANE.-Geo Brock dOrff an old prospectOr was in pro- ! bate court yesterday on trial for in- lsanity. Complaint had been made i against him by one of his friends who said that the old man imagined that ! he was in partnership wish various ] business men of this city in mining deals. His conversations on this sub 1 ject were incoherent. The old man kept getting worse and it was feared
 he would do himself harm. He proved
 to be q very fluent talker, making it almost impossible to proceed with his
 trial. It was brought out that his condition had been brought about by
 old age, exposure and insufficient food. He was sent to the asylum. \
 
 yesterday morning on a charge Of in- sanity will be tried this afternoon
 FLORENCE EXCURSiON.-The ex-
 cursion to Florence over the new r. x F. railroad, formally opening that line to passenger traffic, will be run next
 Sunday the fare for the round trip
 being one dollar. It is immaterial whether passengers board the train at
 Phoenix. Tempe or Mesa, the rate is
 flat one dollar. The train will leave Phoenix at S:30 o'clock a. m.. city time and returning will leace Florence at
 4 o'clock D. m. It will be a fine days outing and will be the first opportunity that the average Phoenix man has ever
 had to visit the county seat Of Pinal county and return again the same day; that, too, at uifling expense. Few
 Phoenix people in fact, unless called there by business have ever visited that section owing to the long hard
 stage trip and the time necessarily consumed. The natural supPosition is that the restaurants of Florence next lSunday, should see q run of business
 the like of which they never expert enced before.
 A GOOD STEPFATHER.-The case of Carlos Herrera, charged with an assualt upon Mrs. Roberto Valencia in
 the course Of a struggle for the pHs-
 session of a daughter of Mrs. Valen-
 cia and who for a while had heen in
 the possession of Herrera was before Justice Burnett yesterday. The assault
 could not be proved and Herrera was discharged. His relief, however, was
 only temporary for he was taken De-
 fore the probate court out of which
 an order had been issued turning toe girl back to the custody of her mother
 and which order had been violated by
 Herrera. He was at first assertive. lie