Arizona republican., 1907-01-15
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

II GOING TO NEVADA-N. c. West
 erfield left last night for Los Angeles. | Tonopah and Goldfield. on mining bus
 mess for the Taylor Bergman Co.
 GIDEON MUSICAL CLUB-The | Gideon Musical club will meet at the
 parlors of the Church of Christ. corner ! of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. f Tuesday evening. January 15. All young men interested in singing and
 who want to learn to sing are request
 ed to meet with the club.
 AN INSPECTION OF THE ROADS i-The supervisors yesterday made an 1 inspection of some of the county roads on the south side. sThey started east from Mesa and passed over the thor Oughfares in that direction and south of the town. They also went over va rious roads between those points and Tempe.
 A coRONER'S INQUEST-Justice Johnstone yesterday evening held an inquest on the body of Onofre Molina who died suddenly and without medical attention at his home in the southern part of the city. Moline was formerly
  formed marveluos feats. About a year ago he injured himself by lifting a | heavy weight and was never afterwarG well. Yesterday morning he left the house and his wife. alarmed by his long absence, went in search of him. She found him helpless and covered with precipitation. He was taken to the house where he remained through the day unconscious. He died late in the afternoon.
 W. C. GREENE BUYS REDlANDS HOME-A dispatch from Redlands, Cal, last Saturday says: A real estate deal was consummated here today whereby Redlands will add another to her already long list of millionaires. w. C. Greene of New York, the copper king. has purchased of the Redlands Orange Grove and Water company twenty acres of land immediately sd- joining Smiley Heights on the east and the magnificent estate of A. C. Burrage. the Boston millionaire and copper king. on the west. The land is covered with the finest of bearing Washington navel orange trees and commands an unsurpassed view of the San Bernardino valley and the range of mountains in the distance. The price paid was s2S.O0O. It is said that it was largely through the influence or A. K Smiley that Mir. Greene decided to buy land in Redlands and to erect upon it a mansion which will be used as the winter home of his family. Work will be begun on the house soon and it will be one of the handsomest in this end of the valley
 HE FELL ASLEEP-Justice John- stone held his first inquest yesterday morning. The subject of it was young man by the name of Jacob Hecker who died suddenly on Sunday night at the J. G. Hardin place north of the city. He did not die alone but he had no medical attendance and the inquest was therefore necessary. Heck CT was a cOnsumptive and had lived in a tent at the Hardin place for about two months. On Sunday night MT. Hardin and another man went into the tent to see him and Hecker gave the name and address of his mother who lives in San Francisco. Mir Hardin had no writing material and called his wife. After Hecker had given her the address he told her that he would not trouble her much longer. He turned aside and was quiet. In a short time Mir Hardin said: He has gone to sleep" The other man went across the tent and looking at Hecker replied. "Yes, he's asleep forever" Hecker was about thirty years of age and native or Pennsylvania but the great CT part of his life had been spent on the coast.
 NEW CORPORATIONS fol- lowing articles of incorporation were filed at the office of the county re- corder yesterday: Lynz Creek Mining Co. capital stock $1.OOO. .0OO0, incorpOr- ators Julius Giradin. J. G. ROesing and Augustus Ruffner; Yerington Red Metal Mining Co. capital stock $l,5OG.- 900. incorporators J. H. Baker. O. A. Dockham and J. F. Haley; Beetle DCreek Dredging Co, capital stock s4O0. GOO. incOrporators. NJ. C. White. G. R. White. C. R. Manbert, F. w. Sted- dom and E. R. Young: the Interstate Ore Purchasing and Reduction Co, capital stock s55O. 900. incorporators John B. Watkins. Robert F. Kellam Adam x. Burger. Victor T. Watkins and Geo. Fox; The Cobalt Mitchel Mining Co, capital stock s1,Oo0.O00 incorporators, H. I. Latham, F.. Will Hams and F. Wallace White; Goldfield Transvaal Mining Co.,. capital stock S1.OOO. .O00. incOrpOrators, J. c. Mo COrmick, F. NJ. Dorsey and Walter E. Pratt; Black Butte Extension No. , Mining CO. capital stock s1.000,000, in corpOratOrs C. H. Akers and Eugene D. capital stock s5.OOO.OO incorporatorS R. B. Myers, F. P. Mitchell and F. w. Goldman; Woodsite- Eureka Mining Co. capital stock. $5,OOO, 900, incorporators R. E. Myers, F. P. Mitchell and r. w Blodgett: Warren Manufacturing Co., capital stock, S2OO,O00, incorpOrators "A. B. Notion and Edward Warren; Co., bait Development Co.,, capital stock s1O0.OOO, incorporators J. T. Pendgast. e. NJ. Zulick and A. Franks; The Quar- ry Mines Co, capital stock S1,0O0.00O, incorporators G. F. Ryan, c. J. Hall and l. T. Hosey; Moose Gold Mining Co. capital stock 1,pOO.OOO. incorpora- tors NJ. B.: Moore and John Brite Stone Cabin Mining Co.,, capital stock SI IO0O. 900. incorpOrators Frank Fry Club of Phoenix, capital stock s10,0OO.