Arizona republican., 1904-03-01
HOLLINesHEAD's HORSE

week, when many were turned away for lack of seats.
 HOLLINGSHEAD'S HORSE.-Chas.
 Hollingshead yesterday recovered pos
 session CT q horse which he has been
 trying to get for the last six months.
 Last fall he had Jack Wilson arrested
 in Cocontno county for the theft of the
 horse. The horse was in the possession
 of Wilson and there was no doubt
 that the animal belonged to Hollings-
 head but there appeared to have been
 an Irresularity in the recording of the
 brand so that under the live stock law
 the ownership of the horse was inde-
 terminate. Wilson was discharged ana
 still kept the horse. He came to this
 part of the country and Hollingshead
 followed him. He recently located the
 horse and brought the matter before
 the live stock board which caused cita-
 tiors for both HOllinCshead and Will
 son to be issued out of Justice Bur
 netts court. The justice heard the controvcrsy yesterday and awarded the horse to HolliugShead.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles Of
 the following corporations were filed m the office of the county recorder yes terday: Ara Oil. Gas Sl Mineral com pany, capital stock. $500, GOO. incorpor- ators A. F.. Cobb, J. R. Munroe, A. d. Wise and others. Sterling Oil com pany, capital stock Sl.O0O.0OO, incor- ! pOratOrs, $. II. Steele, w. J. Benn, H. | R. Grover and others Queen Mary Naming company. capital stock. $5OO.- | 900. incorporJtors A. Davis. $. A. | Bowas, c. F. Means and others: Big l Creek United Mines company. capitaI stock. S3,0O00U0 incorporators J. VI. ! Devere, A. IT. Graham and W. IT. | Powell: The Great Atlantic & Pacific | Tea company, capital stock s25O. GOO. 1 incorpOrators J. A. Hartford, F. " | Hartford and A. C. Holman: Hog | Creek OI and Cas- company, capital
 stock SIO0O 000 incorporators w. T. i Arnold. W. A. Nhitcomb and others: | Interstate Mineral Oil & Gas company capital stocI;, $500, ,OOJ, incorporators J. ! w. Logan. ]. N. May and q. w. i Raines: Idaho Cooperative Mines As
 sociation, capital stock. S350O,OCO in | cOrporators z. [ovins. S. Erickson and
 others, capital stock, $35OO, 900, incor-
 others; Pine Bluff Lumber X Veneer company capital stock s1OO.O00. in ! cOrpoTatorG Fl. Ward. R. w. Caldwell. | C. D. Voris and others.
 DEATH OF MRS. J. A. WRIGHT- | The older residents of Phoenix will be sorry to learn of the bereavement of ! John A. Wright who lived in Phoenix | in the early days and who is a brother | of Mrs. A. r. Walbridge Of this city, For some years they have been living in Rancho Viejo, Mexico. their post office being Iturbide. Mexico Of his 1 bereavement the San Aantonio Ex- press says: Mrs. Lucy Eleanor Haniv Wright. wife of John A. Wright. died in the Physicians & Surgeons hospital here Thursday morning, February 25th after lingering illness. She Was | brought to San Aantonio from Mexico about six weeks ago with hope that change of altitude and medical treat ment might prove beneficial Beside her husband she leaves two little daughters, one an infant six weeks old also two sisters Mrs. T. D. Anderson Of this city and Mrs. Lester JamIson of Mexico. Mrs. Wright spent her girl hood days in San Antonio and Eagle
 Pa&s, Texas where she was well known and popular with a large circle Of Friends. She was buried in San An tonic beside her father Dr. James II. Handy of Indiana, who was a sur ge"n in the United States army during the civil war. Mir. Wright has for years been associated with number of capitalists who acquired a grant of 1 timberland in Mexico, built a railroad