Arizona republican., 1906-03-18

quota in preparation for the coming encampment and young, able bodied
 men are invited to come up to the ar
 mOry at any time and get in and help l to keep the company second to none in
 the territory. There are lots of young
 men in Phoenix that should belong to | this military organization.
 ! FUNERAL OF E. SUNDERLAND i The funeral of E. Sunderland was held { yesterday afternoon from the chapel oi
 Mohn X Driscon. A large number of friends and accuaintances were pres ent to pay their respects to the memory
 of one who has taken an active part in
 the affairs of the city for many years.
 THE SCHOOL ELECTION-From
 time to time announcement has been made of possible candidates for posi- tions on the school boards. It is now announced that w. Fl. Black will be a candidate for the position on the gram mar school board and as has already 1 been mentioned. C. D. Doris will be named for the office of town high ! school trustee.
 | RETURNED MISSIONARY - Miss
 Kyle, who but recently returned from
 twenty years service in the mission | fields O. India will lead the Epworth | League service at the First NJ r. church this evening. She will speak ] particularly O. her experiences in In
 Gia and most interesting meeting is | promised. All are cordially invited to | come. at 6:3O D. m.
 | REPUBLICAN IN DEMAND-So
 great was the demand for the special edition of this paper on Thursday morning, March 15, that the supply ! was soon exhausted and The Repub- | lican itself is now in the market for at | least 100 copies for which it will pay cash at the business office. Any per | son who can supply them can sell them ! if he wants to. The entire paper is desired, but the portion of it wanted chiefly are the supplementary parts, pages 9 to 22, inclusive.
 THE ST. PATRICK DANCES l There were two St. Patrick's day { dances in Phoenix last night, one con- ducted by the real Irish and the other 1 by a number of young men who christ ened the ball after the celebrated saint by reason of the date. The ball that was under the management of those who are Irish all the year round, as well as on holidays, was held in the Hardwick theater and the occasion was one of special delight to all who at | tended. The other dance was also en- l joyed b., aM wEo attended.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles | of the following corporations were | filed in the office of the county record
 CT yesterday: Manhattan Mutual Min | ing company capital stock $2.OOO, 900, 1 incOrpOrators James M. Ellis and Will ! liam W. Ellis; Manhattan Belle Min | ing company, capital stock $1,OOO. 900. l incorpOratOrs Frank Kreider, Elon s. 1 Kreider and M. Balthazar; Manhattan Bull Dog Mining company capital | stock $15OOOOO, incorporators Joseph 1 Ball, H. I. Reynolds and V. C. Miller; | Consolidated Zinc and Lead company, | capital stock $1,50O,OOO. incorporators | Samuel R. House, J. B. Cuykendan H. | c. House, c. R. Palmer and A. C. flag gerty; The Golden Four Mining com pany, capital stock 1,0O0.O 900. incor- i porators L. Willstaedt, Frank Jinks
 and F. Willstaedt; Porter Mining company, capital stock $1OOOO0O, in | corporators Louie H. Schmidlapp and
 R. D. Sims; The Esmeralda Fruit and ! Ranch company capital stock S1.5OO,-
 900, incorpOrators Louis E. ChiatO-
 vich, A. c. May, w. w. Doneghoe and
 V. L. Cnicovich; Great Bend Addition ] Mining company capital stock $1,000,- 1 900, incorporators Thos. E. Ravens, | John D. Gish and B. B. Barley; Ne vada Coal company, capital stock $1,- 900, 900, incorporators P. V. ROvinenak, 1 Anthony Schaub, c. R. Anderson,
 Jas. H. Canfield Samuel Garrison, J. w. Grier and R. H. Marshall; St. Law renee Gold Mining company, capital
 stock $1,O0O,OOO, incorporators Henry
 c. Lawrence, William F. Mitchell and Fred w. Carlyle; Baltimore Bullfrog
 Mining company, capital stock $1,- | 900, 900, incorpOrators Charles F. Sen
 iger, Lewis Jacoby, Henry B. Seniger;
 Missouri Valley Advertising company,
 capital stock $5O,OOO, incorporators F.. C. Mckinley and others.