Arizona republican., 1901-11-19

:, 9, 8. Field shooting: Morrell, g; NJ. | Graham. :. There will be practice shooting every afternoon this week al o'clock.
 THE KEYSTONE MINE,-William J. Strassburger, geenral manager of th,. Keystone Gold and Copper Mining com panyS left on this mornings train for the mine. near Wickenburg, for the purpose of putting a force of men at work.
 KINGS DAUGTERS.-The King.s Daughters will meet on Tuesday even- ing at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Eva Bowyer. 1l2S East Van Bureu street. three blocks north of east end school. All the members are requested to be present.
 TENT SERVICES.-Eve services will be resumed in the gospel tent to- night; afternoon services tomorrow, Tuesday and Friday. today's afternoon services being held in the Presbyterian church. Evangelist Smith and the singers of his party have justly earned the support and good wishes of all. large audiences greeting them at every meeting.
 WILLIAM SOLOMON'S PROMO ITION.-Mr. William Solomon, former ly connected with the s. F. r. & P. here and at Wickenbburg and with the Postal Telegraph company. but latterly with the Salt Lake road at Los Angeles. arrived in the city yesterday. He has resigned his position with the rail road company to accept one with the Copper Queen Consolidated company at Nacosari. He is now on his way to his new post.
 INCORPORATED CONCERNS- Articles of incorporation of the Phoenix Athletic association were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $25. 900. The incor- porators are L.. R. Kruger. J. A. Kurtz. E. S. Wakelin c. W. Mckee E. $. Turner and L. T. Mansfield. Articles were also filed of the Arizona Parent Mining company. whose capital stock is S10,000,0 900. The incorporators are J. w. Coverdale, s. C. Symonds and D. G. Coverdale. all of Phoenix.
 A RECEPTION-The Mericopa chap ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is invited, through their regent, Mrs. Talbot, to attend q receD- tion at the residence of Mrs. Diehl. 6S2 North Second avenue. tomorrow even ing from s to 10 o'clock to meet the prominent club women of our territory. These guests are in our city to assist III OfSanlZlnS n federation Of all the wOmen's clubs of Arizona. The chapter is also invited by the Woman's club vf Phoenix to seats in the convention which will be held in Foresters' hall to- morrow and Thursday.
 READ THE REPUBLICAN-M Fred Wood who left here early last summer for Buffalo. where he was in- terested in Pan-American exposition concession. has returned. After the close of the exposition he went to New York and after that made q trip across the continent to the Pacific with an extensive side journey into Canada. He said that for long time after he had gone to Buffalo he had not seen a copy of the Republican. He had not inquired for one because he did not suppose there was one in the city. One day he was walking along the street and heard a curbstone newsdealer cry ing, Papers! papers, Here's all the papers from your home town" In or der to put him to shame Mir. Wood said to him, Give me a copy of the Arizona Republican Here you are said the vender and produced one.
 
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