Arizona republican., 1904-11-13

oRPHEUs socIETY-The annual election of officers of the OrDheus so- ciety will be held next Tuesday even ing at 7:SO in the Presbyterian church parlors. A full attendance is request ed. Rehearsal will follow election. E MiVEY- BEAUVAIS-James O. Nc Vey and Miss Sadie M. Beauvais were married last evening at o'clock at room 13, Gotten Block, by Justice J. M. Burnett The newly married cou- pie left on the 7:SO train for Yuma which will be their home. Both parties are well known here having lived in Phoenix from childhood. The groom is better known as Jimmie and has many friends here as also has the bride who is a daughter of c. J. Beauvais.
 HELPING THE POOR-The ladies of the Christian church are holding very successful rummage sale on the corner of First and a Washington streets. Any one having an extra sup ply of clothing is asked to donate il to this sale The MeXicans and Indians at this time Of the year are needing warm clothing, and it is an act of charity to place these articles at such a low cost that the poor may be ben efited. Those willing to help in this cause may telephone Mrs. Donofrio. and all articles will be called for
 NEW SINGER CONES TO PHOE- NIX-Miss Io Harris of Ottawa, Kas., one of the leading singers of the west, has been engaged as an assistant teacher at Craven's School of Music. and will arrive in Phoenix the last of this week. Miss Harris has been pu- pill of MT. and Mrs. CTavens for four years, and is well prepared to take up the work made necessary by the growth of the vocal department in the school of music. Miss Harris is charming young lady, and possesses an artistic temperament as well as sympathetic quality of voice that ap- peals to the listeners heart. She will be a great addition to musical circles of Phoenix this season.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Michigan Mining and Milling company; capital stock, $2.O0O,- coo: incorporators, C. D. Pe1ers. R. 4. Sans and w. L. Perry. The Fl RitO Mining company; capital stock, S7,5O0.- 900; incorporators, P. P. Mclean. F. T. Prankhard and s. V. Constant. Pawn Creek Oil company; capital stock. S60, 900: incorporators, E. R. Perry, w. F. Hawley and NJ. F. Lord. California Exploration company; capital stock. SI, 900, 900; incorporators, F. l.. Magner, A. T. Shell and F. C. Langdon. The Ashley OiH and Gas company; incOr- porators, R. C. Rawlings and G. w Denton.
 A CHINESE CONSIGNMENT United States Marshal McCord left last night for San Francisco with thirty five Chinamen exclusive of Frank Moss and John A. Kurtz. The Chinese had all been gathered up in the southern part of the territory about Douglas and NcgsIes within the last month. There are ten more to be depOrted but the number taken last night made a full car load. At the rate arrests are now being made by the time the mar shal gets back there will be another full car. The attempts to break through the exclusion act are more numerous and persistent now than ever before along the southern boundary. THE FALL OF MAN-Rev. pr. Lewis Halsey will preach at the Bap- tist church this morning. the subject being The Fall of Man"
 BIG STORY BUT WELL AUTHEN- TlCATED-S. s. Green may not be able to raise as many votes as he would like for his partys ticket on election day, but he can undoubtedly raise sorghum. The evidence is at the board of trade room, where MT Green left yesterday a bunch of I67 head of sorghum, we'll filled out, and which grew from one seed. The cluster was isolated, SO that there can be no mis- take that all were the result of one germination. And that is not all. for the bunch was spoiled by cows eating three of the heads, which would have