Arizona republican., 1904-12-02

K OF p. ELECTION-There will be a meeting of the Knights of Pythias
 tonight for the nomination and cleo ton of officers. A full attendance of the knights is desired.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANcE-Thc regular monthly dance of the Country
 club will be held this evening at the club house. Bus for the occommoda- tion of those who attend will leave the Hotel Adams at o'clock.
 LADIES' AID SOCIETY SALE The Ladies' Aid society of the First M E. church will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles and home cooked foods on the afternoon and evenings of December s and 9. There will be an oyster supper.
 CONFIRMATION OF A SALE-The sale of the Burger corral to T. J. Wal k1r was confirmed in probate court yes terday. The property was sold some time ago under an order of the court to s, S Stout for $1O,000. The title was subsequently assigned to Mir. Walker.
 A THANKSGIVING OCCASION It happened little late for the Thanks giving ordained by the president and the governor of the territory but Mir. end Mrs. Lenane who reside on the Maxwell ranch. are none the less thank full There was born to them on Tuesday Q fine boy.
 THE SECOND olRL-There was born yesterday afternoon to Mrs I. H. Andrews a ta5y girl. This is the second occurrence of this kind in the Andrews family but the newest girl is different in that she gives promise of having the kind of hair that Titan raVed about
 DEATH OF MRS. SlMMs-Friends of Mrs. Hannah T. Simms inthis city received the sad intelligence yester- day that Mrs. Simms died in Balti- more. Md, on Tuesday. Mrs. Simms vas well known having come to PhOe- nix many years ago, this being her hcrne the greater part of the time till recently.
 ANTI JoINTURE PRoTESTS-t was mentioned not long ago by The Republican that Governor Brodie who is in the east had written the boards of supervisors of all the counties in the territory requesting them to adopt and forward strong resolutions against joint statehood. Such resolutions have aI- ready been received at the office of the governor from Mohave and Pinal coun- ties
 WOODWARD -LossINe-Word has been received in Phoenix of the mar riage at Los Angeleslon Nov. 16 of Alfred Woodward formerly of this city to Miss Maude Tossing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Losing living northwest of the city. The marriageI ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. | Cowan formerly of Phoenix. Mir and | Mrs. Woodward will reside in Los An l geles where they are now being visited | by Mrs. Losing.
 SUIT FOR DtVORCE-Suft was be- gun in district court yesterday by Mar iali E. Peck against William Grant ! Peck on the ground of neglect and 1 failure to support the plaintiff and their numerous children ranging in age from four to seventeen. The complaint ! states that the parties were married in x ansas City in 1886. They came to this and resided here for some years. More than a year ago the de- tendant went away. The plaintiff does not Fnow where he resides now but sdpposes him to be living in Wfscon- sin. 5
 NEW cQRPoRATIoNs-Artfc1es of lhe following corporations were filed in me office of the county recorder yester- 4ay: Montana Bullfrog Mining com | 1ahy, capital stock S1 ,000, 900, incor- A. G. Cushman and c. H. Eli -ott; Kentucky and Indiana oil com oany' capital stock $1,OO0,OO0, incorpor- ttors, c. c. Early, J. c. Burnett and T. ". Wampler; Stella Mining Milling ma Snelting company, capital stock. ,5,OOOOo0 incorporators J. w. Evans, !. $. Bridges and J. H. St. Martin. The articles of the Union Consolidated Re. ming company were amended fixing ne capital stock at $15OOOOO.