Arizona republican., 1905-05-12
NEW CORPORATIONS

' the following corporations were filed i in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Mountaineer Mines Consol- idated, capital stock $3,75O, 900. incor- 1 pOrators John Bender, J. NJ. Duke and 1 F. P. Howard; the GoldfeId Common wealth Mines company, capital stock i $1,Q00,00O. incOrporators W. ?. Nelson, ! J. H. Nelson and E. Stallard. ] A WINTERS VISIT ENDS-NIrs. Schuyler BisselI. who has been spend 1 ing the winter here will leave for her home in Wisconsin next Monday. MT BisselI will meet her at Maricopa and together they will spend several weeks 1 in California and Colorado before re- turning home. Mrs. Bissell has made many friends here by her charming personality, who hope she will return
 next year.
 BASEBALL SUNDAY-A baseball
 game has been arranged for next Sun
 day at Eastlake park between the
 Phoenix Mexican Athletic club team
 and the Mesa City team. The latter
 was recently defeated at Roosevelt, but
 it was after a long and tiresome over
 land journey, and the players think
 they can make a different showing af-
 ter a little railroad ride to Phoenix.
 The MeXicans, on the contrary, have
 a modest sort of an idea that they are
 due to win this game and are going
 after it like a hungry man at a ban
 quet. The game will be called at ?: 50 o'clock
 SOUTH SIDE EXHIBITS A. J.
 Chandler of Mesa City. a member of the board of trade committee on ex- hibits which is engaged in preparing a display for the Portland exposition, has appointed J. F. Kelly of Mesa City
 
 hibits in that locality. He made his first return yesterday when he brought to the board room a couple of extra fine lemons taken directly from a tree in the orchard of J. s. Laney. They are of the Villa F'ranca variety. Mir. Kelly expects to add to the collection very rapidly now that he has made a start, and later on will supply the exhibit at Portland with fresh fruits | from time to time as they ripen here. 1
 BROUGHT TO THE ASYLUM Deputy Sheriff Johnson of Yavapai i county yesterday brought to the asy- | lum Jeff Davis of Prescott. The un- fortunate man is about forty years of | age and without a family. He is well | known throughout the northern part | of the territory. where he has lived | fourteen years. He was a deputy sher- i if during the administration of Johnny | Munds and is said to have been one of the best officers the county ever had. Since then he has been employed :n various places in Prescott as a bar tender. His mental collapse has been gradual. For a time his friends thought they could take care of him at home. but lately his decline has been so much more rapid that it be- came necessary to send him to the asylum.
 A CONSCIENTIOUS YOUNG ZION lST-Elijah II. has done one good thing if he never does another. his influence there has been the development of the conscience of a boy who used to live in Phoenix, but sometime ago went to Zion under the influence of one of Dowie's apos- ties. Yesterday the manager of the Phoenix Water company received the following letter from this youth con- -aining a confession and a nickel: Manager Phoenix Water Company, Dear Sir:-One day another boy and took some pieces of lead when they were fixing the pipes in the streets. { We dipped them in the melted lead and there we let them stick. and I am very sorry and I enclose cents, and won't steal any more. Yours truly,