Arizona republican., 1903-12-03
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY soLD.-s.


 RESIDENCE PROPERTY SoLD.-s. G. Pecka has sold to George F. Trust CT a house and lot at No. ISIS East Madison street in Collins addition. The house is of brick and the selling price was $750.
 STRIKE IN LAPROVEDORA MINE l-Telegrams were received here yester- day by w. C Foster, secretary of the company owning the Provedora de Cobre mine in Mexico, announcing remarkably rich strike. w. E. Deity,
 the cOmpany's engineer. left on last nights train for the property to in- Vestigate.
 CHURCH FAIR.-Considerable in- terest is being taken in the church fair that will be held in the NJ F. church parlors during the afternoon and ev- ening of today and tomorrow. It is un- der the guidance and work of the N. G. A. club. This is a club. composed en- tirely Of young ladies. mostly members of the Methodist church.
 NEW CORPORATION.-Articles O. incorporation of the Willsie Sun Pow CT company were filed in. the office of
 
 capital stock is 5000, GOO, and the incor- porators are II. r.. Willsie l.. Wilson. and J. Boyle, jr. The articles of the American Bond and Securities com pany were amended by an increase of the capital stock
 G. A. R. ELECTIoN.-The annual election of officers of J. w. Owen post G. A. F., took place yesterday after noon, and the following were chosen: James R. Creighton, post commander: T. W. Hanks. senior vice commander; John Jay Howard, junior vice com mander; Charles D. Belden, surgeon; Winfield Scott, chaplain; R. H. Greene, Guartermaster: b. r. Kyle. of- ficer of the day; Alexander Cole, off, cer of the guard. Tomorrow is quarter ly pension day, and following . custom, lunch will be given by the veterans at the hall.
 A REAL ESTATE eOARO.-There will be a meeting Of the real estate agents of the city a the offices of H. l. Latham $ O.. tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clocN for the purpose of form ing an association. A call for the meet ing was signed yesterday by all the real estate men of the city who could be seen. The object of the association will be the mutual benefit of all the members. In the nature of things the members could not form a very formi- dable trust, but there are good many things they can do for their own bene- fit.
 CENTRAL AVENUE BOULEVARD The solicitors of the boulevard fund ! are having varied experience. Some ! of the citizens subscribe. without even reading the contract, others give | the solicitors to understand that they 1 have their gall with them to ask the | citizens to suscribe for that purpose, | and seem to think that they are con- l ferrinS a favor on the solicitors by | setting down $3.C0 Several that drive | on the street quite frequently have. re- | fused tC subscribe d cent, saying that | the county or city ought to maintain | the street in good condition; but the | solicitors are happy to say that there ! are several who have sent word to them to call and they would be hap py to subscribe and pay the full ann ount spot cash if required.
 HIS THIRTEENTH ANNIVER- was the thirteenth of the entrance of A P. into the employ of the Ari- zona Canal company and kindred or ganizations, in various capacities, but mainly as bookkeeper. It might be said that MT. Walbridge has grown old in the service, but such is not exactly the case, for he seems as young today to those who know him best. as he did at the beginning. He Is assuredly just as good natured and that virtue is what keeps men from growing old With the exception cf a few months