Arizona republican., 1906-05-24

to the board of supervisors for the bounty there is on each. Yesterday P
 O. Mumma, who lives few miles out from the city on the Yuma road, cap tured a lot that are fnow about a month old. It is his desire to sell the
 lot but if he is unable to do so at an early date they will be turned over to the county officials for the bounty.
 MISSIONARY M EETlN c - The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will hold it's reg ular monthly meeting in the church parlors tEis afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 BOUGHT A HOME IN TOWN-L. J. Rice, manager of the trust department of the Union Bank. has sold for NJ. S Swain the commodious siX-room resi- dence at 576 North Fourth avenue to Mrs. Sarah Cavness. Mrs. Cavness. re- gently sold her ranch west of the city. and with her son will occupy the new purchase as a home.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE LITERARY- The Epworth league. of the Central M
 E. church. south, will render a literary program, consisting of songs, music recitations, a dialogue. and the reading of the Epworth Bugle, the leagues of ficial newspaper, this evening in the Sunday school room of the church. The meeting will be under the auspices of the literary and social committed Miss Pearl Irwin, chairman. You will find a cordial welcome. No admission
 charges.
 ROANOKE" TONIGHT. Last
 evening at the big tent of the company
 located at the corner of Fifth street and Washington the w. I. Swain com
 raDv- r,raSantad ssXNrbat VKvoyoa VHrin Do" to a large and well satisfied audi ence. The play is very similar to the pieces written by Fitzgerald Murphy and staged here last winter. Tonight
 the bill will be "Roanoke'' a story of
 old Virginia written by that popular
 playwright, Hal Reid. For the pre-
 sentatiOn of Roanoke the company
 carries an elaborate supply of cos
 tunes and an attractive lot of scenery.
 RECORD D-BREAKING oRE-There may have been richer ore than some that s. D. Gardom, a Pinal count 7 prospectOr, brought to the city yester- day, but there is no authentic and we'll remembered record of it. Mir Gardom had not only the ore, but he also had an assayer's certificate concerning the richness of some other ore just like it. It ran in gold to the ton 5000 ounces. and its value in gold and silver to the ton was $11S.O52.SO. This ore is from 1 one of several claims owned by MT Gardom. This particular claim is in the neighborhood of Dudleyville There is perhaps not very much of this kind of ore in any one place but where even i a little of it is found it sheds suspicion upon all the surrounding country. NEW ATIONS-Articles of i the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Goldfeld Mint Mining com pany. capital stock, S1,OOO 900. incor- poratOrs, Matthew Lennon, Thomas 1 Kearns and P w Feeley; Universal
 Maintenance Corporation. capital stock S5O0,000, incorporators. Frank Nowak 1 Willie H. Reynolds, William w. Clark and Augustus K. Manning: Elephant 1 Gold Mining company, capital stock $1.000,000. incorporators. L. J. Brown ing, Thomas Scales and James c. Free man; Combination Extension Mines company, capital stock. $1,OOO.O 900, in- corpOratOrs, L. V. GOodberlet. R. c. Withers and David Mackenzie: Sun flower Consolidated Mining and Mill ing company, capital stock, $2, ,OO0, 900. incOrpOrators, A. c. Tingman, Basil Beall, M. A. Baird, W. NJ Hughes. c. E. Robinson. A. w. de Lyle St Clair O.
 E. Smith and A. s. c. Forbes.