Arizona republican., 1903-10-02

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 Character of the day: Partly cloudy.
 NJ. E. BLYSTONE. Section Director.
 A NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to Wes- ley Hill.
 NEW CORRAL BOSS.-Mr. Emery, who has been boss of the city corral for some time, was succeeded yester- day by George E. Loring.
 WORLDS FAIR BOARD. - The board of Arizona commissioners for the St. Louis exposition held a meeting here yesterday, but nothing was done except to attend to routine matters.
 WOMAN'S CLUB-Owing to the un- avoida ble absence of the president the first meeting of the Womans club, after it's summer recess. will not bc held until Tuesday, Oct. 13. in the ourio museum. sex
 A SLIGHT WASHOUT.-The only damage reported to the local railroads as a result of the late storm was slight washout on the NJ. X P, which was repaired before it interfered with the train schedule.
 FROM THE HILLS.-Captain Cree has returned with his wife and sons from an outing trip to Camp Creek He says they had two days and a half of hard rain and the road indicates that the rain was continuous from there to Phoenix.
 WILL COME AGAIN.-M. NJ. Som merfeld. representing the Castro Por- tuondo firm of cigar dealers in New York, has been a Phoenix visitor for the last three days. He is nere for the first time, but says it will not be the last. He only intended to stay one day. but three of them slipped away before he noticed it and he hasn't seen enough yet.
 INCORPORATION RECEIPTS.-Re- ceipts fer the filing of articles of in, corporations in the office of the terri torial auditor fer the last month amounted to s2.517.7O and for the five and a half months since the law went into effect. S17,616.05. It was estimated by the board of equstliza ton in de- termining the rate of taxation that the receipts for the year would amount to S30 000.
 FREE LECTURES-Local Phoenix of the Socialist party has made ar engagements for a series of three lec- lures to be delivered here on the nights of October 3, and under its au- spices. The speaker will be Harry w. Mckee, a national organizer of the party, and he will talk on the city hall plaza. After his remarks he will in- vite the asking Of questions by those of his auditors who may desire to do so.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Shawnee Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock $2,0OO,OO0 incorpor- ators J. H. Baker. J. F. Tyner, T. J. JCrdon and others; Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati Railway company, capital stock $15.OO0,OOO, incorporators w. P. Heston. S. s. Thorn, H. c. Head lee and others; United States Vaccine company, capital stock s25, 5,000, incor porators C. H. Blemer. Mabel A. Blemfr, A. B. Evans and others.
 MORRISTOWN ITEMS-Bert Og- burn. who returned from the Castle Creek country Wednesday, reports q very heavy rainfall between the springs and the railroad at Morris town. The Michigan company that has been conducting placer operations near Morristown for some time past has stopped work. R. E. Humphrey re- gently put d force of men at work do- ing development and assessment work on his claims northeast of Morristown.
 WILL RETURN IN DECEMBER.- A letter received recently from Ernest Ford, in New York City, announces that he will return to Phoe- nix about the first of December, and that Dr. Ford may come in November. E. F. Ford was not in the best of health when he left here but has gain ed gradually during the summer. though he does not want to form an intimate acquaintance with the New York winters. He mentions many Phoenix people he has seen in the city during the last three months.
 4 CHANGE OF BUSINESS Frank D. LaEe. chief clerk in the office of the territorial auditor. has resigned his position and entered into partner ship with F.. J. Bennitt in the real estate and insurance business. He has been succeeded in the office of the auditor by Wesley Hill who has been performing the duties of secretary of l-------------------