Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

 connected with the job. Yesterday the city engineer did what preliminary surveying was necessary and inside of three weeks. work will be so far 5d- vanced that from fifteen to twency me chanics will be employed. This morn ing over the Santa Fe, nine brick ma sons who have been in the valley em- ployed at the sugar factory. left for their homes in Colorado. The brick work on the factory has about been completed by Valentine and Perry with the exception of the fire brick work, which has been delayed by the failure of the material to reach the factory. MISSED AN OBITUARY-Somc years ago a sympathetic reporter Tor The Republican caused to be printed a touching obituary of .. F. Runner, an attorney and mining man, whom he had known for several years in various parts of the country the mOrtUaTy tri- bute being based upon a story of MT. Runners sudden death on a train neal MaricOpa All the good things the re- porter knew about AIr Runner were told with so much elOquence that many persons who had never heard of the deceased were moved to tears, and eX- pressed deep regret that so admirable a gentleman could not have ornament ed this world a little longer. The ef- feet of this mournful demonstration was slightly marred a few days later by the appearance of MT. Runner and his denial of all the essential features in the story of his death. He was not on the train at all and moreover, and more to the point. he was not dead He desired a correction on these points. but gracioUsly permitted the nice things which had been said about him to stand. It was learned yesterday that the old obituary came near being brought out again from the files of more than ten years ago. MT. Runner was in San Francisco at the time of the earthquake. and he was a guest of one of the hotels which were de- stroyed. He escaped his obituary. how ever. narrowly. Of all his baggage he succeeded only in carrying away his overcoat and his appetite.
 CHILDREN WILL PARTICIPATE At the request of the C. A R. vet erans. and by the consent of the school board and many patrons who have ex- pressed themselves. the children of the Phoenix public schools will participate in the parade to be held Wednesday morning, Memorial day. The children will meet at the places appointed by
 
 join the parade near the corner Of Adams street and First avenue. From there they will march to the city hall plaza. where they will join in singing "Columbia.' All parents are urged to permit their children to attend and help make the demonstration as imposing and successful as possible. The chil- dren will be carefully looked after and be under the care and direction of their respective teachers
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county record
 q yesterday American Laundry Co. capital stock s10O.0Oo; in.o-T3rators +. NJ CIthr0 and C. Jupp; Ozark Land 2nd Lumber company. caypital stock. 100000; irCOrporatOrs. 4. R MagiU W. R. W1.son and J. Probst: Nevada Grass Nalle" Mining company. capital stock $l.'o0 000; incorporaI,Is S. T. Allen, George Ponarouse, L. r Cave. George H Allen and L. Ponarouse. HerscheU Consolidated Mining comma ny, capital stock S1.O0O.OOU: incorpora- tors, w. N. Taylor Nj. J. KirDs- H. NJ 1 Owens, F. \. Coleman. F. A. Williams. C. w. Porterfield John Cannon 9T A. . Wells and C. Barrett; WijheImu Silver and Copper company. capita! stock. S. ! QUO 900; incorporatOrs Daniel Cooper SWab, John L. Davis and Ross B. Nit kns; Consolidated Copper company of Arizona. capital stock s3.0OO 900: in ! corporatOrs, James l.. Bell. Joln R. Hill Joseph $. Van Fleet. w S. Boyd. { Matthew II. Ramage. Edward IT, Dim mick and Benjamin r. Owens: Mon i tana Consolidated Mining ccnIanv. capital stock. $1O,O00 900; inco~porato~s Fi. 0. Evans, M. F.. Hogan. ". R. Watson; Idaho Consolidated Gold and Copper mining company. capital stock. l SL50o,000 inCOrpOratOrs. Meredith E. Lawson, Eugene E. Gates. auI Frank ! C. Ncwhali; Red Hill Mining company. capital stock $1.5OO.0OO: incorpcrators. w. S- Daugherty and Isaac NI Kay: ! Cracker Jack Mining corr pauy. ca9it- al stock $5000O0; incorporaUors. W. Fl. Dickerman and c. NJ Nelson: GOIddald Grand Trunk Mining company. capital stock $1,000, 900; incorporators. John Ii. Trayne. Albert R. Willard and Arthur l.. Wilson; The Fair View Red Rock Mines company, capital stock S1.5O0.- DOC; incorpOrators H. A. Riedel. C. NJ Miller and John R. smith; White Ptcacho Mining company, capital stock $2,5eO,00O; incorporators. C. B. Robin -