Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-17

hundred. Those present were Miss
Gillum. Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum, Miss
Prudence Gillum, Miss Lucy Johnson.
Miss Cornell and Miss Bryant.
HE'S FOR HEARST-Sheriff Del
Lewis of Coch.se county arrived in
town yesterday with an insane man
/ by the name of r. K. Davis who had
been committed to the asylum. Davis
is a man who was well respected in
Cochise county until he went daft on
politics about which he talks most of
the time. He says he has $4,000 votes
which he is going to cast for Hearst.
FIRST M. e. CHURCH.-The First
Methodist Episcopal church. Monroe
street and Second avenue. a. NJ. Glib
bons. pastor Sunday school at GAS a.
m. Lloyd B. Christy, superintendent:
Junior League at p. m, Topic: 1.-The
Transforming Power of Christ" Rom.
12:1-2: Phil. 3:20-21. Miss Carrie Hid
den. leader. Public worship at IL a. m.
and p. m. Morning sermon, THE
Christians Debt to Cod" subject of
the evening sermon. Ruth a Type of
Noblest Womanhood." All seats are
free. You will find a cordial welcome.
SEEKS cANoNIZATIoN.-Hon. NJ.
]. Nugent the most prominent citizen
of Kofa. Yuma county, in fact one of
the most prominent citizens of the
territory and a member of many Ari-
IONA legislatures arrived in town yes
terday. When Mr.. Nngent comes
around there is usually something
| about to happen in politics. He did
not say what be was here for. but his
friend. Hon. A. C. Bernard. threw
I some light on the object of his visit.
He said that Mr.. Nugent had given
up politics for religion. He is now en-
gagged in seeking sanity honor which
he will earn by driving the snakes out
| of the Salt River valley after which
| he will apply for canoniza ton.
PARTY IN HONOR OF MISS GIL
LUM.-Miss Mabel Phelps entertained
yesterday afternoon with a stock
shower in honor of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Gillum, who will be married to
Mr.. George r. Biggs of Los Angeles,
the twenthy-e eighth of this month. The
reception room was beautiful in honey
suckle. La France and bride roses.
Tables were placed on the lawn where
finch and AN April Wedding were
played. The tally cards were dainty
pink hearts with monogram of white.
Mrs. Phelps presented Miss Gillum
with cow and each guest had
stock attached to gifts, which were
given to. her amid a shower of rice.
There were delightful refreshments.
The guests were the bridal party Mrs.
Chas. Akers, Mrs Harry Tritle, Miss
Council, Miss Bryant, Miss Lala Rookh
Gillum, Mr.. T. ]. Prescott and Mrs.
Frank Alkire, Mrs. Powers, Miss
Chamberlain, Miss Sallie Gertrude
Jacobs, Miss Prudence Gillum and
Miss Williscroft.
NEW CORPORATIONS-Articlesof
the following corporations were filed in
the Office Of the county recorder yester-
day: Perfect Gas Controller company,
capital stock. 100000. incorporators II.
| w. Hill. A. w. Martin and A ]. Fish
| er; The Copely Oil. Coal and Gas COM
pany, capital stock $1,000, 900, incorpor-
ators L. G. a. Copely, ]. r. Gillespie,
w. L. Wilson and others; Kansas LIE
Grand Oil, Coal and Gas company,
capital stock, $1,000, 600, incorporators
same as above; The United CONNER
| cial Oil and Gas company, capital
| stock 100000. incorporators F. d.
Smith, A. Weatherly, John E. Morgan
and others; The Anderson and Miami
Oil and Gas company, capital stock
100000, incorpoTators S. c. Bybee
and r. S. Ayers; The Quaker Oil com
pany, capital stock, S1,O0O,OOO, incor-
porators, w. b. Harlan and c. b. Will
son: The Merger company, capital
stock. 100000. incorporators T. b.
Smith, B. Powell and ]. II. Osborne.