Arizona republican., 1904-11-02
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A DAYLIGHT ROBEERY-Mrs. French who resides in the French building on west Washington street, reports robbery there on NondJy morning between nine and ten o'clock. She had left the house between those hours and when she returned she found that her apartments had been ransacked The thief had stolen $15 in cash. There was considerable jew elry lying about but it had not been molested.
 NEW cORPoRATIONs-Ar,ioles of the following corporations were filed in the~oGlce of the county recorder yes terday; The Benzie Investment com pany. capital stock, SaoG, GOO. incOrpor- ators W. r. Benzie, J. NJ. Sh-1te and A. R. Benzie: Rochester Goldteld Min ing company. capital stock, $1,500.090. 3ncorporatOrs J. D. MacAIartin. r. B. Wilcox and T. c. No5res; La Chivia Mining company, capital stock, Sl002.- 600, ircorporators F. I. McNat-, r. BuIl1'ey and J. Giedlartz.
 HE WOULD WlTHDRAW-5Tr R. J. Briscoe/a prominent st. Louis bust ness uau well known in Pboeniz, writes to The Republican as follows 'I N.sa that ! might cast my vote Tn favor of MT. Fowler and thus aid democrats and republicans alike. The people of Arizona need such a man tu congress. He will be in tou-h with the republican senate in the matter of statehood as no democrat can be 2uI his intimate relations with those In charge of irrigation plans make him capable of doing for Ar;zoua what no other man in Arizona can do even # he would try. l believe he Will full ' were MT. Smith I wo-ld withdraw iu his favor and thus helD Arizona on to statehood and future greatness"
 HALLOWEEN PARTY-NIisg Clare Hall gave 8 delightful II iIowe'er party Monday nig1t at the family home on north Sixth avenIe. Ths evening was spent in games a7propri. ate for the occasion. among them being roOtng in a pan of flour for hidden articles, snapQiug at an apple on a string and telling ghost stories. ThcrF was also some good uus.c. One of th5 guessing games was called an adver. Using game, guessing the answers to advertisements. Tn this contest s. R Risley won the first prize two pound box or candy. Tce cJnsoIation prize. @ little eat stuffed with candy was de- vide5 between C. R. French and Dean
 
 riment refreshments were served. Those present ue-e Miss Hall. her sis ter-In-law, Mrs. Hall, Miss Henshav. Miss Jennie Henshaw. Miss Eicholspu, c. R. French. Dean Woodward. S l;. Ilsley. Mr. Walsh, Mike AuDross. Fred IenshaW, Lloyd Hall. Harry Hall
 BEN JAMES HOME-Ben James has returned to Phoenix after almost 2 years travelinS au oyc- this contiu- ert and Europe. and thinks he will be satisfied to settle down now and be good. He left here to accept the po- sition Of valet 10 c. E. Catconne9u. 2 wealthy Canadian, who is interested Tn mining in this territory and who saw Pen and formed his acquaintance during one of his visits here. Ben says he liked his job only there was too much to see -n traveIing over 90 many new countries that it was hard 10 gave money and further he was tired Of being away from his family all the time. Three mOu.ls ago he left his employer in New York and Joined EIS family in san Francisco. Later he sent hIs family on a visit 70 the worlds fair and tO his former hone in North Carolina. he came on to Phoenix End his f5sniI- will iofn him here in a few weeks.
 MORE NICE PRESENTS-The set teTent between the government aul ! the ranchers Who had property at afc- l DoWell is being rapidly made and VIII | c-c1ably Ic finished this week, except | n resDect of few claims which may require another apprafsement Among those who have recently settled with the government and moved away are | Clay l}lackford who is going to Colo | rado ID live and Charlie Abbott, who is Yuma 10 engage in the bric,, i