Arizona republican., 1906-01-31
MEETINGS WILL CONTINUE

! NEE INGS WILL CON NIUE , The interest in the revival meetings at
 the Church or Christ is so great it has l been decided to continue them during i "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings. There were three cOnfes- sions. last night. MT. Cronenberger's $ sermon was on the subject A reckless
 young man." and the story of the
 prodigal son was the basis of his re- marks. He discussed young men in every phase Of life. Mrs. Swiggert sang Where is my wandering boy to-
 night" There will be special music at tonight's meeting. The services begin at 7:3O and the invitation is cordial and general.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Costa Riea- Panama Rail-
 road, Coal, and Timber company, cap itaI stock, $25,00O.O00, incorporators F, A. Chubb, R. B. Burton, and J. Ern est Walker; Palmetto Mining and
 Milling company. mcorporators. F. O.. Altinger and c. $. Johnson; Manhat- tan Gold Crater Mining company capital stock. S1.OO0,00O, incorporators c. w. SummerfieId, w. :. Johnson. and J. Hoffman: King Solomon Min ing company. capital stock. S1 200. 900. incOrporators ". C. Edwards, NJ. J.
 Fitzpatrick. and I. $. Moreland; DO- hesa Gold Mining company, capital stock. S1,OOO. GOO, ncorporators. F. M. Gregg and :. Weutesson; Merchants
 Insurance Agency. capital stock S10,- GOO. incOrpOratOrs, P c. Hanson, w.
 Furst. and J. H. Tenvoorde.
 MORE EVIDENCE Garcia and Quiros. the two Mexicans arrested
 fcrhr T,- md
 Tipton for stealing the tools of MT.
 Burroughs, the painter, are undoubt cdly guilty of q series of larceny en- terprises hereabOut, and yesterday
 there was developed new evidence of
 their crookedness. Garcia was iden-i-
 fled as one of the men who sold the
 Navajo rugs that were stolen from
 Fasterling & Whitney. Quiros was
 taken to the abode of both men. at the corner of Seventh and Madison streets,
 yesterday and the premises were searched. There was found in a gunny
 sack three good laprObes. One proved
 to be the property of Dr. Hawley. an
 other belonged to the Benton livery
 barn. and the third has not yet been identified. Quiros professed to know nothing about them, saying they be- lcnged to Garcia. Garcia has not yet broken silence on the subject. The two men will probably be given an eX- animation today
 EPWORTH LEAGUE LECTURE The lecture given last night under the auspices of the literary an1 social de- partment of the Epworth League of the Central M. F.. Church South. was quite a success. There was a good attend ance and much interest shown in the
 program. The Dixie" quartet sang two popular songs after which Dr. Dameron introduced the speaker, Dr. J. w. Foss, in a few well chosen words. Dr. FOss took for his subject "The Sc cTet of Success from the Standpoint of a Physician" and made excellent use of blackboard sketches to illus trate his subject. His. main point was that the invisible soul within the body was the real person and not the ma terial substance which forms the body. At the close of the lecture the Dixie quartet again rendered two excellent pieces and being encored the second time closed with the song Dixie" which took well with the house. The League will give it's next lecture two weeks from this one. The money rais- | ed at these gatherings goes toward raising the S100 promised by the Lea que on the church debt.
 BRILLIANT PROSPECTS-A Red 1 ewiIl has returned from trip to Yu- ma and Tucson, the whole journey be- ing crowded into four days. He says these towns are both booming, and |