Arizona republican., 1900-08-31

l | KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Knights of Pythias lodge No. will me,\ to- night in Castle hall in the new Horner building for work in the third rank.
 A NEW BUSINESS.-W. L. Truitt representing a leading paint and oil i company of San Francisco and Los 1 Angeles. is in the city for the purpose of opening up a branch establishment in Phoenix. from which the territorial
 trade will be supplied.
 | COAST EXCURSIONS. - Excursion 1 trains left yesterday over both rail- roads with passengers for coast points. The number of tourists was not large, as the season for summer travel is rapidly drawing to a close.
 A SMITH SNOW.-Secretary Akers returned yesterday morning from Flag staff where he went to attend the races and bronco-busting contests. He was also present at the Wilson-Sm con- test at the primaries and witnessed the victory of the Smith adherents. not on account of overwhelming numbers but by superior workmanship. W. C. Foster who also came in. said that the Smith snowstorm visited Williams and pre- vailed throughout Coconino county.
 THE DEMOCRATIC WAR-Tomor- TOW is the day of the democratic prim- aries in this county. There will be two storm centers, one in the Third ward and the other in the Second. The See ond ward voting place will be in the Gooding building. The fighting among the faithful has grown So warm that there have already been personal en- counters, and one harmless and perhaps meaningless gun play. Tomorrow is expected to be productive of fun and flying fur.
 RETURN OF LEWIS w. COLLINS Mr. and Mrs. Lewis w. Collins, who have spent the last two months on the coast, returned yesterday morning. MT. Collins is now on the ground to push his candidacy for the legislature on the republican ticket It will not require a great deal of pushing. for MT. Collins is so well and favorably known and enjoys the confidence of his party to such an extent that his campaign may be said to have been made when it was begun.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of incorporation of the American Safe De
  ital stock of $25O,00O were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day. The incorporators are Henry E. Kemp and J. E. Early of Phoenix and Martin NJ. Lowering of Manila. Philip pine islands. The same incorporators filed articles of the Philippine I'm provement company, with a capital stock of S1.OOOOOO. Articles were also filed by the James Neill Oil company and the Prudential Oil company.
 AN AVTARY. W. L. Pinney is col lecting an aviary made up of strange birds. The nucleus of it is a black crested heron, beautiful and intelli- gent bird and the only one ever seen in this part of the country. Yesterday MT. Pinney received two important ad- dftions. One is a nondescript fowl, ap- parently a cross between a hawk and an eagle more handsome than either. His breast is a rather bright yellow and his back and tail black. His legs are long and he has top-knot. The third member of the colleCticn is a monkey faced owl.
 AN AMERICAN EXPOSITION Notification was received at the eOver- nor's office yesterday of the appoint ment of Governor Murphy as vice president of the South Carolina Inter state and West Indian Exposition com pany. The company is organized under a charter obtained from the state of South Carolina and will hold an expo sition at Charleston, beginning Decem- Der 1. 1901. and closing May 31, 1902. The scope of the exposition is as broad as