Arizona republican., 1904-11-29

terian church, to organize for the win ter season.
 COMING THIS MoRNlNG-H. I. Latham expects the arrival on this mornings train of his half brother and business. partner, Garrett Hulst, who is coming from Columbus, Neb with his family for the purpose of residing here permanently. He also expects his friend Gordon Tweed of Massachusetts who is well known here having spent several winters in Phoenix and having real estate interests in this valley.
 CRTTENTON HOME RESCUE WORK-It is expected that MT. and Mrs. Lyle Connor, the sweet singers who have been participating in the revival meetings at the NJ. E. church south will locate in Phoenix permcn- ently, or at least for the winter. MT. Connor is arranging to enter upon the work of broadening the influence and support of the Crittenton home rescue work by aiding in the organization of Crittenton home circles in all the larger towns of Arizona and New Mexico.
 SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL I-Endriquez Garcia was before the probate court yesterday on the com- plaint of his sister who charged him with being incorrigible. She said that he was in the habit of throwing rocks at his grandfather That was a sin of commission. His sins of omission were much more numerous for she said that he would do nothing that he was told C t The evidence against him was so trong that the court decided that his behavior would be greatly in- proved by a residence of two years at Benson. He was accordingly commit ted.
 A TEMPE BURGLARY-Somettme | during Sunday night, the tool house of the M. & P. railroad company at | Tempe, was broken into by one or more unknown persons. A number of l tools were stolen and a railroad velo- | cipede was also taken. It is supposed | that the burglars were tramps and that l they wanted the velocipede to ride out I of the country on. The robbery was not discovered until Monday morning and a message was immediately sent to Marfcopa, but any suspicious character that might have arrived during the night had already pasesd on. Later the velocipede was found a half mile this side of Maricopa.
 NEW TlONS-Articles of the following corporations were fled in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Kansas Security oil and Gas company, capital stock, $500,OOO, incor- | porators c. E. Smaller, J. Guthrie and s. Ott; Mexican Development com pany, capital stock, S1OO, ,OOO incorpor- ators J. P. Payne, W. Delaney and Fl. G. Grannis; Pawn Gold Mining company, capital stock, S1,O0000O in | corporators J. Jones, S. Kendall and A. D. Myers: Marion Oil company. ca pital stock, S3O0,OOO, incorporators c. H. Han melt, W. E. Carr and F. H. Hamlin. Lake Orion Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock, $1,OOO,O incor- | porators J. c. Hickey, P. Carpenter and H. W. Booth.
 ELLERY'S BAND-F. H. Voitier ad. vance agent for ElIerys band arrived in the city yesterday morning and be- gan assisting Manager Stechan of the Hardwick theater in securing a guar anty fo' appearance of the band oh Dec nd T. The first day's | w very encouraging and ne -, are that the band viii
 .: -a,e. ere are fifty members .4 aggregation and their daily ex-
 es d. /~''t s4O0. It is therefore | essentiaI that II should be understood | t7la, '"'il be liberally patronized. Four subscrrp.-on lists are being cir culaled. The band has for some time be ring in the larger cities in and was at San Antonio | yesterday It Is on its way to the coast, where it played for four months lat winter. It is said to be one of the -'rongest musical organizations now in l the ~-~Ntry and is also said to be this winter better than ever before. The Lat was at the worlds fair for several