Arizona republican., 1905-07-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

HOME AGAIN-Winiam Matthews has returned from a visit to the home of his childhood in Nevada and to va riOus coast points. being absent about three weeks.
 SUMMER VACATION-Miss Mary Henshaw chief clerk of the Arizona Abstract Title and Guarantee company left last evening for San Francisco for a vacation with relatives and friends.
 GOING TO NEW YORK-Mrs. J. Ernest Walker and her mother, Mrs. D. D. Horning, who are now at Iron Springs, will leave there on todays s. r. P. & P. train for a visit to their summer home in New York.
 A MEXICAN TRIP-R. F. Kirkland and E. B. Wiggins left last night for Mexico on mining business. They will first go to Guaymas and thence to Coolocan in the state of Sinaloa and will be absent from the city about three months.
 A BARN BURNED-A barn on the ranch of w. H. Brown eight miles west of the city was burned on Wednesday morning. The horses were saved. buggy and a part of the harness. The loss was about $500. partially covered by insurance.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Alice Gold Mining company. capital stock, $I,OO0.0G0, incOrporators J. Ward and F. T. Patrick; The Pure Metal company. capital stock, $100,000, incorporators C. P. Wilson, J. F. Null Ter and F. w. Schnelle; The Hudson Mining and Milling company of Mena, Ark. capital stock. $500,00O. incorpora- tors l.. l.. Levens. C. C. Palmer and B. Robertson; The Sterling Mining and Milling company, capital stock $l,- GOO. .OOO. incorporators C. A Lindsey. Jr. w. A. Miles and P. $. Davis.
 SUMMER MOVEMENTS-Dr. H H. Stone, who is now visiting in New York. will go to the beaches nearby for q short time and then leave for a six weeks trip in the Hudson Bay country He has arranged for Indian guides familiar with the country and for all the birch bark canoes he will need for the expedition, and is look ing forward to a most enjoyable out ing. In September he expects to re- turn here with D. M. Barringer. and, joining Dr. B. w. Bizzell. who is now at Granite Dells with the tent colony, go for a hunt after big game in the mountains of old Mexico. Incidentally Dr. Bizzell is authority for the state ment that about five thousand dollars will be spent this fall in adding to the capacity and accommodations at Camp Manzanita, which will be re opened about October 1. Already as many patients have placed their names on the waiting list as the pres ent equipment of the camp can ac- commodate and it is desired to en- large it as fast as possible.
 REAL ESTATE SUITS-Suit to quiet title was brought in district court yesterday by John D. Smith against Rev Lewis Halsey and his children to quiet title to certain prop erty lately bought of MT. Halsey by the plaintiff including the east Van Buren street residence. It is not al legged that the defendants are setting up an adverse claim to the property which includes also d couple of lots in the Capitol addition or that any of the ] defendants are at fault in the mat ter. After the purchase of the prop ] erty a doubt arose as to the status of ] the property. It was bought by pr. l Halsey during the life time of his first wife and may have been community property in which event the heirs of the wife would have interests in it
 which were not conveyed in the deed
 held by Mir. Smith. The object of the
 suit is to obtain a declaration from the
 court which will remove any cloud which may seem to exist in regard to his title. Suit was brought by Gold
 man and company for the partition or
 sale of property in the lower part of
 the city and in which several members
 of a family by the name of Miranda
 have an interest.