Arizona republican., 1904-11-10
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HANDSOME LITHOGRAPHS-With the latest issue of the War Cry the Salvation Army organ, is given e7ch . subscriber or buyer of a copy hand . some Autographed picture Of General . Booth-Tucke-, the comm, n,-ldee- e-ln-cnlel of the almys forces in the united States. It is a nice picture for fram- ing and display in amy home. PHOENIX PRECINCT OFFICERS Following is the total vote of +he eighteen polling places in Phoenix Pge- cinct for the republican and democrat,o candidates for precinct officers: Foc justice of the peace-Burnett, l,2SOi Joanstone, 1,133; Mccormick, 1,097, Robertson. 1,O46. For constable Troops, 1,23S; Redwine. 1,l95; Ma tinez. 1,O25: Robles, 9S1. | A WINTER VISlTOR-A. F. Byers and family of Montana are in Phoenix to spend the Win-er, this being 5helr second visit, as they spent last winter here also. MT. Byers owns a ranch 1n Montana not lar from ahe famous Maj GUS Daly ranch. Nor is it to his dls- credit to state that Mir. By ITS is 9 re- publican, even though republicans are not the most prominent species here about.
 PROTRAETED MEETINGS = Tne' text of D. D. BoyFs sermon laSt eve ming at the Christian church was The Foundation from Eph. ij:19-22. The audience was a good sized cne and lis tened to the discourse With intense in terest He made Q serOng plea for everyone to 'te sure and start the fourCaticn of life on the solid rock, Christ Jesus Interest is growing in the meetings, and some great sermons are being preached
 A a was in the city yesterday, says his greatest Urtappiness now is that the two bridges on the Roosevelt road arc not yet completed, for he would like to invite the defeated candidates ts go up Salt river vic. that trail, if he could consistently do so. Only for Ire bridges he thinks it would be easier trave.ing than by water, at this season of the year. George All1ire also announces that he has a fine new incubator in readiness for the matching of the goose eggs scored by defeated candidates. . His egg[s already in the oven.
 DISTRICT COURT-The case of 3 EIizbeth c. Brown against T. T. He'd f ger was before the court almost all day yesterday. This action grows out of the sale by the defendant to the Y plaintifff of his interest in a horse sell
 ing enterprise which the defendant had had with a Dr Mcdonald. The plain !. tiff alleges that after she had come in to possession of this interest she found - a great many debts and claims against the stock of which she had been told
 nothing. The case was not conclud-
 ed7 yesterday. The divorce case O.
 Charles P. Graham against Eunico
 Graham was tried late in the after
 noon.
 PROHIBITION CANDIDATES - Il
 the returns already pU5l.zhed, tn
 vote for the prohibition and socialis
 candidates has been given only v7hel
 it Chanced to be handed in Ly the mes - sengers from the various precincts. l n was known that no candidates of tbes H parties would be elected, and the ques B tiOn of supreme interest on Tueada. E night was the identity of the victor: Tn the haste to bring returns tto tn E various places where Te5uIts were t
 be aggregated, exceps in a few in stances no transcript of the vote c
 those parties was made and the off E Iial papers being immediately seade
 up. they are not now obtainabIa unt the occasion of the official count
 NEW RATIOlS-Articles c E the following corporations were filed il E the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Rutland Oil and Gas company
 capital stoNE $2,5OO,OOO incorporators s
 R. Walker, II. A. LOngman and T. Nj
 Field; The Missouri and Kansas Oil q E Gas company, capital stock S1 eco DOG
 incOrpOrators D. w. Carthers, A. L q Wilson and W. NJ. Davis: Old Kafn
 tuck Goldfield Mining & Milling com
 pany capital stock $1,OO9, 0OO incorpora
 tora E. M. Binford. A. Hoffman ant L. Lakin; Steuben De Kalb Oil compa E