Arizona republican., 1904-12-22
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the city jail to the county poor farm at
 their own request.
 A PHOENIX BOY.-Walter Filing son returned yesterday morning from Salt Lake where he is connected with the Salt Lake road in the office of J. L Moore, the freight and passenger agent of the system. MT. Ellingson will remain in the city until next Tues day.
 PROMISED TO BE GooD.-santos Quijada was tried yesterday by Justice Robertson for neglecting to provide for his invalid wife and his children. The case against him was pretty well made out and the court was at a loss what to Go. He surely could not support the | family if he were in jail and as he | promised to be good and furnish reg ular weekly allowance for their main | tainence hereafter he was discharged with a lecture.
 THE SALVATION ARMY XMAS RELIEF WORK.-The Salvation Army wishes to give some assistance and cheer to poor families this Yule time in the form of a good Christmas dinner and Christmas tree for. the children of the same. Friends wishing to help in this benevolent work will kindly send gifts of groceries, fruit, vegetables, po- tatoes, sugar, butter, wood orders or cash or clothing to Adjt. John West acott corner Second and Jefferson streets.
 GLOBES PRosPERITY.-Col. Jas. A. Fleming returned yesterday morn ing from visit to Globe which he says is more prosperous now than it has ever been before a condition due to the improvements which are being made at the old Dominion. All the construc- ton is of steel and arrangements are being made for the handling of every thing by electricity. The work is be- ing done under the supervision of pr. Ricketts who reTnodeled the plants at Morenci and Bisbee.
 A ROUGH RIDER PARTY.-Gover- nor Brodie will arrive in the city on Christmas morning. The Republican has received a communication from Washington saying that on the night of December "A, the governor enter tained a party of Rough Riders at box party at "Mother Goose" at the National theater and after the play at the army and navy club. Among the guests were Eldredge Jordan. Norman Or1ne and Rufus Pearson, formerly of Phoenix, Major Llewellyn of New Mex leo and Captain Franz of Prescott
 A NEW PUTTY KNIFE.-James O. ! kind of putty knife. Putty knives have been used since the earliest times but nobody but Mir. Hall thought of making an improvement on them, they seemed so simple The invention of Mir Hall Is said to be a valuable one and among the improvements in it is a steel ar rangement at the handle for putting in the glazier points which hitherto has had to be done by a different tool. MT. C. H. Davidson is engaged with him in the promotion of his invention.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office Of the county recorder yes terday: Phoenix Mines Development company. capital stock, S10O,000, incor- porators E. w. Thayer, T. w. Cham berlain, C. O. Ellis, R. B. Burmister and E. R. Stafford; The Andrews Dor on company. capital stock, $250, ,O00. in corporators C. C. Andrews, C. L. Dor on and J. M. Cline; Bullfrog ConscH- dated Mines company, capital stock, S1 GOO, ,0O0 incorporators J. A. Hassel, NJ A. Lind and A. K. Wheeler
 SAW THE CITY-The arrival was chronicled yesterday of J. s. Leeds of Chicago and Edward Chambers of Los Angeles. who spent the day be- fore in an inspection trip over the & with several local officials of the Santa Fe. MT. Leeds has charge of the Santa Fe refrigerator dispatch business and Mir. Chambers is a general freight agent of the same company on the coast lines. Both gentlemen spent yes terday with H. r. Anewalt. general freight agent of the s. F. P. & P, and L. H. Landis, general agent of the same line. in driving around the val ley and city and obtaining a closer view of the immediate resources of the city from a freight agents standpoint. Among other places visited were number of the orange groves, which were of special interest to MT. Leeds, who was visiting the valley for the first time. MT. Chambers has visited Phoenix quite frequently in the past. A PATRIOTIC PAiR-Dr William Duffield was an unusually busy man yesterday, and last evening was beef ing around town that his business partner Dr. Louis Dysart, was treat ing him shabbily during the Christ mas rush, and yesterday kept away from the office almost entirely. In vcstigation disclosed the fact that while Dr. Dysart's conduct was some what unusual it was entirely warrant ed. He is a young man and a true pa triot Like every properly constituted family circle, in deference to the views of the chief magistrate, it's adopted motto is expansion. That Dr. Dysart is opposed to race suicide was evil denced yesterday when a hand some pair of twins were wei comed and given q home. It was fur ther demonstrated that Doctor and Mrs. Dysart are thoughtful couple and intended that their offspring should have at least fair representa- tion. in the world. Like others, they fear the new state constitution of Arizona will contain a clause disfran- chising women, so they decided to have their twins both boys. It is easier to raise two of a kind than one each of two different kinds. Clothes and everything else can be bought in