Arizona republican., 1905-01-24

WOMAN'S CLUB-The regular meeting of the Woman's club of Phoe- nix will be held this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Dwight B. Heard on Central avenue.
 AN EXPRESSION OF THANKS The parents of Miss Olive Burns. for merly a teacher of the public schools. and whose death was announced by The Republican yesterday morning, desire to express their thanks to those who assisted them during the illness or their daughter, and especially to the teachers of the schools for their sym pathy and for the flowers which they contributed. MT. and Mrs. Burns are' not residents of this city. and arrived here only a short time before the death of their daughter.
 WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS-The WOman's Relief corps will hold spe- cial meeting this afternoon in Neter- ans hall for the purpose of initiating candidates and making arrangements preliminary to the holding of the joint installation ceremonies with J. w. Owen post. G. A. R., on Saturday night. After the corps meeting this afternoon the members will devote all the time they can to working upon the fancy quilt they are making, and each mem Der is requested to bring her patch W ork. needle and thimble.
 FRIDAY MATINEE-The matinee of the Phoenix Driving association to be held Friday afternoon, beginning at o'clock, sharp, will be free, there Le- ing no admission charge whatever. There was a charge during the holiday races to defray the expenses of the horse show held in connection, but this matinee. like those before the holidays, is mainly for the purpose of keeping up public interest in good horses. All are invited to come and enjoy the sport and lend. their moral support to the association even if they FdOn't spend any money. The entries will close to- day and the horses will be classified by the board tonight.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Rex Oil company; capital stock, $1, 1000, ,OOO; incorporators, R. See burger, A. K. Riley and J. B. Flynn. Great Western oil, Gas and Refining company; capital stock, $500,O00; in corporators, J. c. Dwelle, J. w. Powell and H. R. Bartlett. Auto Novelty Manufacturing company; capital stock, $50. .OOO; incOrporatOrs, F. L. Pitts, w. M. Parks and D. D. Harrington. The articles of the Ohio TonOpah Mining company were amended, fixing the capital stock at S1. 0,0OO.
 AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAY Great preparation is being made by the Presbyterian choir for it's "Trip Around the World" today. The start will be made from the residence of NJ. O. BickneH, 321 West Jefferson street, at 2: 30 D. m., and every fifteen minutes until o'clock; again at T:3O, and ev- cry fifteen minutes until 9:3O. At Ire land, Mrs. Richards will sing "Kath leen Mavourneen'; Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. AnciI Martin will sing La Col Oudrina' and MT. Hildebran La Pa loma," at Mexico. At fair Japan, Miss Harris will sing a Japanese solo. This entertainment has been given with great success all over the east. The committee in charge promises an,-af- ternoon and evening worthy a large at tendance.
 SUPREME COURT-Very little was accomplished at yesterday mornings session of the supreme court. Several cases were up, but most of them were only set for hearing. The only case heard was that of Beauchamp Smith. plalnJ JlI Tn error, against the hllS Oi Arizona Mining and Milling company, defendant in error, from Yuma county. This case was preceded in the docket by the case of Beauchamp Smith, ap- pellant, against w. H. Stnlwell, ap- pellee, from this county. 'The appellee had been the attorney in the lower court for the appellant in the case mentioned above, and brought suit for the collection of his fees. He was given judgment. At the request of MT. I1.as tha attnrneN for the lafandant il