Arizona republican., 1904-04-06
A NEW coRPoRATIoN.-Articles

A NEW CORPORATION.-Articles of the Penn Bonanza Mining and Mill ing company were filed in the office ot the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s10O0.000 and the in corporators are F. s. and A. D. Penn anG NJ. J. Newton.
 A SCHOOL SOCIAL.-Miss Moore and Miss King teachers in school dis trict No. will give programme and basket social on Friday evening for the benefit of the school library. The ladies will bring baskets to be raffied or sold to the highest bidder.
 BOARD OF TRADE-Nothing but routine business was transacted at the board of trade meeting last night, eX- cept attending to the preliminaries necessary for the annual meeting and election of the board, which is to be held at the board room next Tuesday night.
 BOUGHT PROPERTY-C. B. De- Lukes, of Colorado has purchased through the firm of Allen & Wilson lots ' and in block of Brilrs aG- dition. These are large lots, each be- ing 10Ox20O feet He will as soon as possible erect a comfortable brick residence.
 FUNERAL OF ALONZO STEWART The funeral of Alonzo Stewart, of Plattsburg Mo-, will take place from the A. NJ. E. church at D. m., today. Rev. MT. Waggoner will officiate, and the Masonic lodge (colored) will at tend in a body. Interment will be in RosedalG cemetery.
 MIR. eARRlNGER HERE-D. M. Barringer arrived here yesterday morning and is visiting with relatives and friends. MT. Barringer has been identified with Phoenix for some years though he only lives here a portion of the time. He is largely interested in l the Pearce mine. in Cochise county.
 THE oUPERVI5ORS.-The quar- terly meeting of the board of super visors began yesterday. The day was spent in the examination of accounts against the county. It is also likely that today will be consumed in the same way and then the board will get down to new and unusual business. TEN OAYS.-Jose Lopez was before Justice Burnett charged with taking part in the disturbance at the Colon bia saloon the day before in which George York, one of the proprietors
 
 done by Jesus Ososco who has not yet been found. Lopez was fined S10 and having less than ten cents was sent to jail.
 UNITED STATES IN PROPHECY. The gospel tent at the corner of | Third and Fillmore streets has been well filled for several nights by those who have become interested in the exposition of the scriptures by Evan ge!ist J. Ernest Bond. Last nights subject was the twelfth and a part of the thirteenth chapers of Revelations. The subject tonight will be the United States in prophecy contained in the last named chapter.
 RANGERS IN TOWN.-Thonlas Rynning, captain of the Arizona ran gers, and A. A. Hopkins, anotheJ. | ranger, both living in Douglas, are in the city for a short stay Capt. Rynning is here mainly to confer with Governor Brodie, the season of great est activity in the southern ranges now approaching. and the ranges being the greatest field of operation for the rangers. There are also several other rangers here, called as witnesses in the Armstrong case brought here from Gila county.
 ELECTION OF AN INTERPRE- TER.-Last Sunday night there was a meeting of the Mexican Republican club at which resolutions were adopted censuring J. A. Porterie interpreter Of tho district court who was accused. among other things of having ma llgned the Mexican population and haVlng by his conduct shown that he wac an improper person to act as in- tefpreter in q case in which a Mexican was concerned. The club also petition ed Judge Kent for the appointment of some other person. It was decided to retain MT. Porterie as interpreter for