Arizona republican., 1904-01-21

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 MT. and Mrs Adolph Raib entertain ed several friends yesterday in a drive to San Xavier mission. The party lunched in the ward ir front of Indian Agent Eerger's house. Frank Rellman. of San Francisco. who was one of the guests. saiG that the San Xavier mis- sicn is the most interesting Ilace of its kind on the coast.
 The Tennesseeans held a meeting vesterdav but no important business was transacted. Next Sunday afternoon the organization will be completed at the office of E. J. Trippel
 The Dawn Mining and Milling com pany has filed articles of incorpora- ton. papers being filed in the record CTS office today. with offices in Tue son and Los Angeles. Capitalization. $500. 900. shares one dollar.
 Comet Encampment I. O. O. F. met tAis evening.
 The Elks held a meeting this even ing.
 The woodmen of the World held their semi-monthly meeting this even ing.
 The Rathbone Sisters will give a mask ball at the Natatorium on the ev- ening of January 2s.
 Mrs. c. c. Ghunn, wife of the s. P. fireman. died yesterday. The remains will be shipped to Los Angeles for bur .al.
 Charles Loeb was married last even ing to Marie, daughter of Jesus and Marie Bandunago. Probate Judge W. O. Kirkpatrick officiating. after which Mir. Loeb entertained their friends handsomely.
 Luke J. Corda vs. the Boston and Arizona Mining company defendant is a suit to recover certain sums of mon ey claimed to be due the plaintiff from the defendant company, which has been operating the Paymaster mine in the Pima mining district. The claim is for labor, etc, furnished by Ccrda: also two assigned claims of Postmaster T. Knox Corbett, aggregating S31465, and three assigned claims of LeRcy Spear aggregating S1,67O.s7 for labor and advances. The whole claim aggre- gates $24SL5S, including the assess ments to Corda. Judge Lowell repre- sents Corda and Judge Barnes is coun- sel for the defendant company
 Shirley Christy is here from Phoenix.
 L. Lindsay, president of the First National Bank of Nogales, was here enroute to Los Angeles.
 Russell Peckham. of Little Rock, Ark, Is expected to arrive in Tucson tonight to spend some time.
 Former Justice of the Peace l.. s. Wilson is able to be out after a siege Of illness.
 c. K. Clarke, resident engineer of the S. P. division. is on the east end today.
 J. N. Curtis, manager of the Mow1y mine, was in town yesterday. He came ! in to secure pumps to be installed at the mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred s. Donau have | leased their residence on South Stone i avenue and are now located at the Moron..
 Mir. J. Soto of Soto Bros, of Will | cox, is here today.
 Conductor Charles Hardy and wife | have returned from a trip to San Fran | cisco.
 Charles NJ. Taylor has returned from | Mexico.
 Superintendent T. J. DriscoI of the | A-'ilAd fAht lli-iit III tut iNlnCOllSs lS | in los Angeles to see the officers of the | company.
 Cornelio Angulo. formerly with A. Refiel, now B merchant of Florence, is in town.
 Robert Weatherill, who is building the new hotel at Benson, returned to that town this afternoon.
 w. F. Deity and w. C. Foster, or Phoenix, were in town today enroute to where they both have mining interests.
 Dr. Alexander Craig has returned from Newton. N. J. He is accompanied hv Mrs. NJ. Hayes of that place. who comes here for her health. Dr. Craig built a handsome cottage on Council street during his former visit here, which he sold to Mrs. Bailey. He owns the Rule block corner of Church and