Arizona republican., 1906-08-09

A SICK MINING MAN-H. William
 Stevens, a prominent mining broker, who resides at Prescott. but who has
 interests in all sections of the territory.
 is reported to be dangerously ill at
 Pittsburg, Pa. He had gone there on
 mining business, and was accompanied by his family
 FELL INTO AN ANNUITY-Ed Lynes. an office clerk in the Copper
 Queen offices at Bisbee. recently fell
 heir to a large estate and has gone east
 to look after his interest The prop ' erty left him is in the nature of an an
 nulty. It became his property on the
 death of his mother, which occurred in New York city several days ago
 FORMER CONSUL DARNELL DEAD-J. H. Darnen. former Amer
 ican consul at Nogales. Sonora. is dead
 at his home in Greencastle, Ind He
 had scratched his hand on a screen door, causing sore from which blood poisoning resulted While suffering
 from this and at a time when others were absent from his bedside, in a de-
 lirious state he wandered from his room and fell down a flight of stairs. his injuries resulting in death. He was
 76 years of age. He resigned as consul at Nogales two years ago.
 THE CAMP MEETING SERVICES Three services were held at the camp meeting grounds yesterday In the morning Rev. R. E. Wright preached
 to a good sized congregation: at 3 o'clock Rev. G. C. Harris conducted a Bible meeting, and at o'clock last evening Rev. R. H. Fields of Tucson preached The attendance at the eve
 ming meeting was probably reduced by
 reason of the threatening rain clouds. At the evening service there was one conversion. a young man. The meet
 lngs will be continued the balance of
 the week ct least, including Sunday A WOMAN IMPERSONATOR OR- Complaint was made to the police yes
 terday of the conduct of a Mexican who arrived in the southern part of the city
 the morning before. He was accom- panied by a young woman. and they l took up their residence in the "oId block" The night before last the Mex ican began whipping his companion, and when bystanders interfered and l threatened to telephone the police. he grabbed such of the woman's clothing as he could get hold of in hurry and
 rushed out of the house. That night a ; strange woman was seen lurking about the vicinity. The awkwardness of her
 movements attracted the attention of those who saw Ter, and II was later learned that it was the Mexican in woman's clothing
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: North Star Mining and Mill ing company. capital stock. $1.00O, 900. 1 incorporatOrs, George F. Maupin. J. V.
 Van Coughnet. F. s. Kafader, l.. T. Sweeney and w. F. Baker; Alaska Consolidated Gold Mining company.
 capital stock. S2,OOO,OOO incorporators. J. F. Weathers, A. C. Chancellor and T. R. Jones; Spanish Ridge Consolidated Gold Mines. capital stock, $1,O0O, 900, incorporatOrs, F. M. Eagan w. F.. Bowman, B. F. Howard. J. H. DOlan and H. L. Eagan; TuXpan Valley Plan tation company capital stock. $250, 900, incorpOrators, Joseph Sherlow. Frank H. Gournow, O. H. Lincoln. Edmund Brown and Joseph P. Maher; Penn Bisbee Copper Mining company, cap ital stock. $2,00O,OO0. incorporators. Samuel B. Manning, w. W. Currier and I. L. Gurrier.