Arizona republican., 1904-08-26
E7rERs OF ADMINISTRATION


 In probate court yesterday petition was filed by Mrs. Lillur Wilson for let ters of administration in the estate of her late husband, John H. Wilson. who died seized and possessed of realty to the value of about $1,000.
 PLENTY ASSISTANCE-Relatives of the late Pat Delehanty of Benson, will have no trouble in getting exacu- tors to settle the affairs of Delehanty'' S4O.OOO estate. Already five differen: persons have applied to the court for letters of administration. Those ask ing to be appointed are Henry Street, Henry Etz, Steve Roemer, r. D. Tar bell and T. H. Brandt
 NEW CORPORNTlONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Fl Rincon Land and Cat tie company, capital stock, $500,00O, in corporators r Y. Adams, J. NJ. Cox, G. A. Whitehurst and others; The Gold field Verde Mining company, capital stock $125O,OO0, incorporators M. c. Orr, J. c. Mckay, c. F. Wittenberg aud others.
 Cor arado Mining company of Clifton.
 APPROACHING THE BOTTOM Dan MaDermott superintendent of the north side canals came in yesterday afternoon from the scene of operations where repairs are being made on the ditches dama ged by late floods. The water has gone down rapidly. about as fast it rose in consequence of the last rains. There is now very little river in below the city and there is no more in Cic c~bt he mt rains in the mountains.
 LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS M. Melendrez and E, L. Lopez are at the head of a movement for the cele- | bration of Llbor Day in Phoenix. They are circulating a subscription list which is being generously signed for | defrdying the expenses of the occasion. The ceremonies will be held in front of the city hall in the afternoon of Sep | tember ,. They will be followed by ! reception in the hall. The out of door | services will consist of races, burro, l bicycle. etc.
 PEACHES AND CREAM-The young ladies of Miss Cliftons class of
 the First NJ. E. church will give q peach and cream social this evening
 ih the church parlors. A programme
 has been arranged, in which all the young ladies will take part. After
 seeing the young ladies in this pro-
 gram, We can assure you that you will
 see a double meaning in Peaches and
 Cream" You are cordially invited D
 come and spend a pleasant evening with the young folks.
 AN APPROVED MINERAL SUR l proved mineral survey No 1867, which
 includes the Sapphire, Alaska, Humpty | Dumpty, Copper Cliff, Judge. Ruby, | Emerald, Emerald No. 9 R. A M Holiday, Garnet, Garnet No. ?. Heu-
 esssey, New Year No. ?, Sophie, Gn-
 Isa No. ., Topaz, Isma, oJven. Artic,
 Old Year, Little Joe, Little Mittie Pa
 citic, Burke, Hideout, Butter Fly and Shoo Fly lode mining claims. situated
 in the Copper mountain mining district, Graham county, and owned by the HAPPIER APART-Matters have reached a certain crisis in the matri- monial alliance between Charles T. Graham and Eunice Graham. They were married at Duncan, February Is. 1900. Yesterday Graham filed suit for divorce on the grounds of desertion. In his complaint he recites that his wife contracted a habit of going away from home and staying away for some days at a time at intervals and that on August 15, 1903, she left his bed and board and never returned. He al- leges that her conduct has been to him a cause of deep distress and prays thar the tie that binds them be severed.
 SELIM MICHAELSON'S LUCK Two things have happened to Sel:m
 Michaelson all in a bunch. He got his picture printed in a paper and the American Tobacco company sent him by express a magnificent roller to,