Arizona republican., 1906-05-26
c. A. B. MEMORIAL sERvlcEs-

G. A. R. MEMORIAL SERVICES- The memorial services of J. w. owen Post, G. A. R., will be held at the First M F. Church tomorrow night. The sermon will be delivered by the pas tor Mir. Maclean. Invitations have been extended to the Women's Relief Corps. the s. ". Spanish-American Veterans, Confederate Veterans, all patriotic citizens and the N c. A. to participate in these services. The va
 rious organizations will meet at Vet erans' hall at : o'clock and from there will march in body to the church.
 A COUNTRY FIRE.-The house on
 the ranch of s. s. Green. two and a half miles northwest of the city. was
 burned to the ground yesterday after noon. The house was occupied by the family of Joe Wilson. consisting of himself, his mother and sister and a six months old babe. Both women were out in the garden at the time of the breaking out of the fire. It burned so rapidly that the baby was barely saved. It is not known how the flames were started. A fire had just been made in the stove for the purpose of getting dinner. The value of the house
 AAs W sons loss of furniture is about S2OO.
 THE SOUTHERN RANGES-G. w Fisher of Fisher Bros. cattlemen of Cochise county came to the city yes terday morning. The range of the Fisher Bros. lies in the San Simon valley and is one of the best in the territory. MT. Fisher says the the range never looked better. All spring there has been a great deal of rain throughout the southern part of the territory. The outlook for cattlemen was never so good as at present. It is so good in fact, and there is such an appearance of permanency that the Fisher Bros. have determined to sell no cattle this year. They were for a great many years engaged in the bus mess in Texas.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Flour Gold Placer compa- ny, capital stock, $2.OOO, 900: incorpo- rators, w. A. Bondurant. F. R. KeI- logg and C. D. Gill; Wessex Water company, capital stock S15OOOO; incor- porators, C. F. Ainsworth. George P. Brown and James R. Thorpe; Monte zuma Chief Mining company. capital StOCh' Sl,VOU,OOO, lncOrpOratOrS, Paul Melhorn, Madison Hicks and F. w Waite; United Gold company. Ltd. capital stock. $1O,OO0.OOO incorporators E. w. Mccormick and B. l.. T. Kesch- mann; Merchants Amusement comma ny capital stock, $1OO, 900; fncorporat- ors J. A. Schwarz, J. A Gager. and w. A. Anderson.
 A FRIENDLY DRUNK-Ohfcer Moore yesterday afternoon jailed jolly picnic party of five men and woni- en. He was passing by the old brick structure on Fifth and Jackson streets when he heard an unusual commotfon in one of the apartments. The door was closed. and was opened to him only after threats of smashing it down. As he went in the front door three Mex jeans went out the back door and scat tered. Two women, very much intox- lcated, were in the room. He went af- ter the men and chased them around the block a time or two, finally taking all of them into custody, with the help of several neighbors who were anxious to have the festival broken up. Then he sent for a hack and took the three men and two women to jail. At the Jail the women spent the rest of the