Arizona republican., 1904-12-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST

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 A NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday to H. | D. Chasseldine of Benson.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage ii- censes were issued yesterday to the following persons: Henry Franklin | Couch and Georgie Pearl Conley, both of the Buckeye country; C. D. Amos and Paulina A. Silk of Mesa MT. | Amos is a member of the firm of Amos Bros, extensive sheep raisers.
 BANKS WILL CLOSE-There has been some doubt in the community as | to whether the banks would be open next Monday and a week from Mon l day. Christmas and New Years days coming on Sunday. Yesterday all the banks signed an agreement to close on | those two days.
 A CHRISTMAS TREE-There will | be an old fashioned Christmas tree at the South Methodist church on Sat urday night Tn addition to this at | traction in itself sufficient, there will be an excellent musical and other pro- gramme The tree will be big enough to hold all the presents so that all who desire may put gifts on it for anybody | they choose. The public is cordially i invited to the exercises.
 KINDERGARTNERS CHRISTMAS Friday afternoon at 4:30 sharp the | kindergartners will have a good time with Santa Claus at the Baptist church, corner of Third avenue and Monroe street. Santa Claus dearly l loves the lxindergartners, for they have 1 the true secret of real happiness giving to others" Little fingers have been busy for weeks making presents to give away. Their atmosphere of love and radiant delight can, only be equalled by the presence of dear old Santa Claus himself.
 A MOVEMENT IN REAL ESTATE It will be observed from the list of real estate transfers just now that there is a great deal of activity in that direction. Yesterday was the busiest day in the office of the county recorder ! that the clerks have had for some time. In addition to the other instru- ments presented for record there were eight deeds. all of which had been ex- ecuted within day or two, and most of them yesterday.
 A PETITION TO SELL-There was 1 filed in the office of the clerk of the district court yesterday a petition by the Sisters of Mercy to sell lots 10 and 1 12 of block 3, Phoenix. This is the ! order is situated and the price at l which it is to be sold is $7,700. As matter of fact, the sale is already made. and the petition states that the money has been paid over. The pur- 1 chaser is the order of Sisters of the | Precious Blood. It is stated in the pc tition that, among other reasons for i selling, is the shortage of teachers
 within the order. so that it will be inn l possible to keep the school running l A GIFT OF FLAGS-The American ! flag will shortly be floating again from l the school houses of the city The l Woman's Relief Corps has just pre- sented to district No. 1 six flags ! great many people have wondered at l the absence of the flags. The old ones were worn out and the school author ities thought that there was an appro-
 priation for the purchase of flags. ! About the time is was discovered that 1 there was no money for the purpose
 the ladies of the Relief Corps came along with their generous offer. Then 1 it took some time to get the flags on | the ground.
 | NEW cORPORATIONS-ArticIesof of
 the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder
 yesterday: GoldheId Lucky Star Min II ing company; capital stock, $1,OOO 900: incorporators, C. G. TreadweH H. R. II Bradford and IT. Fessler. The Frank
 lin County oil & Gas company; cap ital stock. SSOO.0OO; incorporators, G.
 B. Merriman, W. H. Cuth and NJ B. | Conn. Colorado Kansas Oil & Gas
 company; capital stock $500, ,O00; in
 corporatOrs. J. C. Wasson, T. H. Col
 lins and w. D. Ellingsworth. The ar
 ticles of the American Fake Food
 company were amended. fixing the
 capital stock at s15O,OOO.