Arizona republican., 1906-04-28

nine head Of mules brought to the ter
 ritory from Kansas City The animals will be used for work on the Laguna
 dam and the Ievee work In that con nection. In all about one hundred head of mules have been shipped to
 Yuma from Kansas for such work. Each one of them, according to pr.
 Norton, are exceptionally fine looking
 mules
 GEORGE CHRIST NOT KILLED. George Christ of the surveyor gen erals office yesterday issued a procla-
 nation to the world saying that
 neither himself nor Mrs. Christ were
 victims of the San Francisco earth quake. Though the name Is an un-
 usual one that of George Christ was published by the Los Angeles papers as being among the dead victims. Mrs. | Christofferson was another name that appeared and now MT. and Mrs Christ ! or Phoenix are receiving letters from eastern friends and relatives asking them if they are dead. The uncom- monness of the name gave them anx- Iiety even though they had not known | of the Phoenix family being in San 1 Francisco and they construed that in ! the case of Mrs. Christ some error might have been made in the spelling. | NOT A CENT LEFT.-Wnl A Da wis. a former resident of Phoenix. and ' a member of the firm of Randall & | Davis. undertakers. was left utterly i stranded by the San Francisco earth | quake and fire. Cashier Lloyd B. Chis- i ty yesterday received a letter from Davis describing his condition and re- questing aid in getting away from the 1 city He had been engaged in a prof ] itable real estate and insurance busi- ] b1rf his homo ! 1 everything else. leaving him and his wife with few clothes which they i were able to throw on in the hurry of flight. Mir. Davis wrote that for for 1 ty-eisnt hours he and his wife had nol l a bite to eat. At the end of that tim" | they had got a couple of crackers each. After that some sort of system was in
 troduced into the distribution of sup i plies. MT. Davis did not say that he would return to Phoenix but he wants to get away from San Francisco and ! begin life anew.
 ! DEATH OF MISS STEPHENSON.- | Miss Constance Burge Stephenson died
 on April 26 at the home of Miss Gil ! christ 119 West Adams street. where i she had resided for the last two years 1 The funeral services will take place I this afternoon at three o'clock from | AIohn d. DriscolTs. Miss Stephenson ! was nineteen years of age and q native ] of Athens. Ohio. She first came to ] Phoenix about three years ago accom- | pauying q brother-in-I and a sister.
 the latter in i'll health. The sister died and Miss Stephenson returned | home but a year later come back her ] self a victim of consumption. For 1 time there was an apparent improve i ment in her condition. but latterly she -.TuH handsome young woman. She was a member of the Presbyterian church and was greatly beloved in a large cir cle of acquaintances. She leaves two younger brothers. Vance and Clyde ! Stephenson at Straitsvilc. O.
 THE AMERICAN HALF-There 1 were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday articles of incor- 1 poration Of a company which may be intending to build the American end of the much talked of road througl l Siberia and across Behring strait. con
 stituting an all land route across two continents. There is though nothing
 said about that in the articles. The name of the company is The Washing : ington-A Alaska TranscontiuentaI rail- ! road company. The points mentioned l on the proposed line are Cape Prince
 of Wales which puts out into Behring { strait. from which it is intended to
 build the road from Nome city The other direction is described as follows: From Nome northeast to Council City; east to KOyuk on Norton bay; | southeast along the Yukon. crossing
 that river and proceeding northeast
 to the Tenana river thence to White Pass. crossing a portion of the Domin- ion of Canada; south Eo Skagway and Juneau, thence to the Stikene river and thence to Vancouver a total dis
 tance of 20OO miles. The capital stock
 is S1O0 100000.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles
 of the following corporations were fiI-
 ed in the office of the county recorder
 yesterday: Gold Bar South Extension
 Mining company capital stock $1,0OO
 900, incOrpOrators E. r. Taylor and J. Vincent Shaw; Triangle Mining and Development company, capital stock
 $2,OOO,000. incOrporators Norman A
 Kuhn, John s. Harris and Frank L. Reber; The Chafey. Moody, Erin Bro
 kerage company. Inc, capital stock
 $50,OOO, incorporators F. & Chafey. H.
 L. Moody, R. NJ Brin and O. c. Me Call; Manhattan National Bank Min
 ing company, capital stock S1.0OO, ,OOO | incOrpOrators Sol Camp, Gray Rich
 ardson and NJ. B. O'FerraH; Manhat-
 tan Amethyst Gold Mining company,
 capital stock $1,OOO,O0O, incorporators same as above; Bullfrog Trinidad Min ing company, capital stock $1,OOO, ,0OO
 incorpOratOrs w. F.. Mitchell, J. F.
 Mitchell and c. r. Posey; Bullfrog
 Amethyst Extension Mining company incorporators as above; South Arkan-
 sas Lumber company, capital stock $150.000, incOrpOratOrs C. r.. Medley. H J. Bowman. C. O. Bowman, C. k. Me
 Cure. and R. w Huie; Rosebud Min