Arizona republican., 1905-01-14
NEW coRPoRATloNs-Articles

NEW RATlONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. Blizzard Mining company capital stock. S1,5OO,OOO, incorporators H. c. Cassidy and R. Willis; The Gila Valley Copper company, capital stock, S1,0O0, ,00O, incorporators M. L. Muhl- man, H. B. Ayers and NJ. D. Flaherty; Arizona Hardware and Vehicle com pany, capital stock $2O0.000. incorpor- ators J. H. LaRue and M. E. Curry.
 DIED SUDDENLI-Miss Linnie Feel died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of her parents on north Fourh street, after a short ill., ness of pneumonia. She was employed at the Boston store and was at work Monday, but went home during the day feeling badly, pneumonia developing rapidly She was an estimable young woman and was well known and re- spected by a large circle of acquaint- ances. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at the M. E church south, probably under the auspices of the FraternaI Brotherhood of which sO- ciety Miss Feel was a member.
 AN EXPLOSION AT MOHAVE- News was received here last night that L. w. Greer an engineer at Octave, had lost his eyesight through an eXplo- sion of some kinl, the particulars of which were not learned. All that is known is that he and those with him left Octave for Phoenix today arriving at Congress Junction just after the freight train had left, hoping they might catch that train. They then telegraphed that they would be down on the regular passenger train his morning. MT. Greer is a cousin of R. F. Mccall an engineer at the Phoenix city water works.
 TIME TO PAY UP-The attention of those who have signed their lands to the contracts for stock Of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, is again called to the fact that the time limit for making the initial payment assessed. ten cents per acre, expires Jan. 15 A majority of the land owners have made this payment but those who have not should get busy immediately for it was due months ago and the board of governors may order the con tracts cancelled if the payment is not made by the date set. There IS no desire to keep anybody out of the ben eiits of the reservoir but all must be treated fairly and those who refuse to participate in the payment of the fid-
 
 in sthe dancing
 MAIL FROM THE sOUTH-Yes- terday was the third day without mail from the south and the news from the Gfla river. what little there was of it., gave no hope that there would ever be another one. Postmaster McClin- tock therefore wired via California in- scructing that the mail for Phoenix now held at Maricopa be forwarded via Los Angeles and the Santa Fe through northern Arizona. If no time is lost or interference met with, mail now at Maricopa should reach Phoe- nix next Monday morning. At the same time the postmaster requested of railway mail service officials that all Phoenix mail from the east be routed via the Santa Fe and that mail from southern Arizona be routed via New Mexico or California, whichever seem ed the nearer from the office where posted.
 BANQUET AND BUSINESS-The supreme lodge of the AIianza Hispana- Americana gave a banquet last even ing at Coffee AIS Place. which was at tended by all the delegates present representing the lodges in Arizona, New Mexico and California. The oc- caSlOn was most enJOydDle one, 1hS business of the supreme lodge session is progressing satisfactorily and will probably be concluded with the cleo tion of new officers today. After much discussion the lodge has decided to make no change in the insurance pol icy now issued, leaving it still a mu .tual arrangement, each member being assessed one dollar on the death of a member, the total going to the policy holder. Another feature of the order is that $20O is paid to each married