Arizona republican., 1906-09-19

AN APPROACHING WEDDING
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Harry A. Diehl and Miss Mary Frances
 Estabrook at ' o'clock Wednesday eve
 ming, September 26. The wedding will occur at the home of the brides par ents. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Esta- brook 129 Belmont street, Warren. Ohio, and will be a quiet home func- tion. MT. and Mrs. Diehl will return to Phoenix about October 6
 VISITING NEWSPAP ERME E M GilsOn Gardner, a Washington corre- spondent. and Ira F. Bennett, a mem Der of the staff of the Washington
 Post, will arrive in the city this morn ing by way of the Southern Pacific. They are coming to write up the
 statehood situation for eastern papers.
 Both gentlemen are well known in the
 newspaper world MT. Gardner is cor
 respondent for the Cleveland Press,
 the Chicago Journal and the Cincin-
 natl Post. MT. Bennett has been con
 nected with the Washington Post for
 several years and has visited Phoenix
 before
 cUSTER's LATEST VIcTORY-A
 telegram to the Hotel Adams, last eve
 ming. from J. C. Adams, who is in Lib-
 ertyville. H., attending the races,
 brings the news of another fine win
 ming for Custer, MT Adams famous
 pacer. He won the 2:20 pace at Lib
 ertyville yesterday taking straight
 heats. and making a record of 2:O5A.
 The purse pulled down this time is
 little roll of $25OO. Custer seems to be
 getting in line with the big ones now,
 and his reputation from this time on
 ought to expand rapidly. and with it
 the reputation of the Salt River valley,
 the natural home of good horses.
 SUPT. FULTON HOME-Prof. A. H.
 Fulton, county superintendent of
 schools, with Mrs. Fulton and the little
 one, returned home yesterday morning
 from a summer visit to their former
 homes in Illinois, Kansas and else
 where. MT. Fulton returns as fat as a
 cOrn-fed yearling, but he says he does
 not feel as good as he looks. He
 brought home a consignment of rheum-
 atism that is giving him a deal of trou-
 ble in one of his shoulders. He says he
 had a delightful time in a social way and at his old home in Salem, H., he shook hands the first day with 400 men and all the women he could see. Both 1 there and at the home of Mrs. Fulton | they were kept busy visiting. But for | all that and notwithstanding his regard for the old home. he says the Arizona | climate beats them all. Both in Kan
 sas and in Illinois it rained or threat
 ened rain the greater part of the time. and most of the time it was oppres- sively hot. muggy and damp. While the temperatures were not so high he had not had his clothes thoroughly dried for weeks until he struck the western plains on the way home. SCARLET MINE LlTIGATION- ! The fight for possession of the Scarlet mine near Phoenix. which has been going on since last spring. took a new | form yesterday in the filing of a suit the title of which is "the territory of Arizona, by A. c. Baker district at l torney. on the complaint of William
 H. Simpson. Jr., John Sturdy L. B. Cobb, Theo Cobb and R. H. Whitney, | against c. M. Clark, C. F. Ainsworth w. D. F'ulwiler and Lloyd B. ChristY It is alleged in the complaint that Simpson and his associates are the directors of the Fortuna Gold and Copper Mining company, organized under the laws of this territory. The annual meeting of the stockholders is to be held in January of each year, though this year it was not held until June, when the plaintiffs. it Is alleged,
 were elected. Their election was not
 recognized by the defendants, who
 claim to be officers and directors of the company The court is asked to
 decide that they are not and to com pei them to give up the books and
 papers of the company as well as the property in dispute.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorde" yesterday: Rowland Shearman En- gineering company, capital stock $3OO,- O00 incorporators Joseph O. Morrison, C. H. -Shearman and Frank J. Kent; International Gold Mines company, capital stock $10,O 0O0, in- corporatOrs J. A. Steele, C. J. Brock haus, Joseph Muir, Frederick J. Ches ney and c. c. Trigg; Freeman Mining Milling and Development company, capital stock S1,50O.OO0, incorporators L. L. Carter, H. c. Earl Elijah Jack son, Hattie Green, William wills L. Smith and F. M. Roberts; Fremont 1 Gold Mining and Milling company, capital stock $1,000,000. incorpOrators Lancaster D. Harrett, Douglas M. BOs- well, Harry L. Harrett and Robert Dunbar; Knox Investment company, capital stock $50O,00O. incorporators J. W. Stinson, G. A. Tarr, F. H. Tarr mand, F. L. Stover; United States Land, Title and Legacy company, cap itaI stock $1.OO0.OOO incorporaters $. ! Henry and J. w. Logsdon;. Buckskin Mohawk Mining company, capital
 stock $1OOO.OOO, incorporators Henry 1 Coffee and J.. w. Kane; Fl Dorado Mining company, capital stock $1,- 1 OO0.0OO