Arizona republican., 1906-03-14
AN ourING pARrY

Todd. the proprietor of Bonny View, yesterday gave his guests an outing. He procured a Concord stage and made a tour of the Hole-in- the Rock and Indian reservation east of the city. The members of the party were MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mcguire, D. NJ. Knight, J. M. Switzler. Charles An strad, George Reber. J. P. Bader, Dean Douglas. Al Steinwender, and MT. and Mrs. Eugene Todd.
 A DERAIEED FREIGHT CAR-The passenger service of the $. F. P. &. P. was interfered with yesterday and last night by the derailing of one car on the southbound freight train at Grand View, this side of Iron Springs. There was nobody hurt and the incident is not serious, but it occurred at a point where it requires a little time to re- move the obstruction. The southbound passenger was held in Prescott until this morning and the Diamond Jo that was to have left here this morning will be held until daylight.
 INDEFINITE LEAVE-WorI was received at the governors office yes- terday that Superintendent Mahoney of the industrial school had granted indefinite leave of absence to John Boone, who was entered at the school February 1, 19O05. The superintend- ent says the boy has been a very obe- dient and faithful student and he be- lieves his former incorrigibility has been thoroughly eradicated His leave was hastened by reason of the news received of the very serious condition of his father John T. Boone who a few days ago in the vicinity of Roose- welt suffered the breaking of both legs | in runaway accident.
 WORLD TRAVELLERS - MT. and Mrs. Gustave Werner, of Bavaria, spent a short time in the city yestcr- day. having recently arrived in this country from an extended tour of Chi ma and Japan. They spent a par of the winter nere three years ago with two of their sons, one of whom is in business in Mexico and the other in New York MT Werner is a great traveller and when possible he travels overland. When he got ready to leave Phoenix three years ago, he went to California. Before starting he bough- a most elaborate outfit of wagons, buggies and horses and went to Cali fornia. Arriving there. he sold the outfit for more than it cost him.
 NEW ATIONS-Article of incorporation of the Arizona Improve ment company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. This is Mesa City enterprise and intended for the further upbuilding of the com munity. The members are Isaac Dana, Frank T. Pomeroy, David T. Hilbert Daniel Hibbert. Leonard R. Lewis, and Dudley $. Lewis. The capital stock is i $2O,OOO. Other interpretations were those of the Bullfrog Ruch Mining 1 company; Indian Camp Manhattan | Mining company Washington Realty company; Jason Gold Mining compa ny; Mustang Manhattan Mining com 1 pany; Union Securities company of | Nevada, and the Manhattan Home stake Mining company
 DEATH OF JERRY SOUTH-Jerry South died yesterday morning, March 13, at 6:30 o'clock at his rooms at the Phillips house, after a brief illness of | appendicitis. The funeral will be he'd
 at o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Christian church. MT. South was an
 exemplary young man of twenty three
 years, and was universally respected
 and loved for his good traits of char .
 acter and genial disposition by all who
 knew him. He came here about two
 years ago from Kentucky, where his
 parents reside. A brother who was
 notified of his illness, is on the road
 and it is expected he will arrive nere
 member of the Christian church. vas
 faithful worker. and was active il
 the interests of the Y. M. C. A. F'ol
 some time past he has been employee
 at The Curio. The body will probably
 be taken back to Kentucky for inter