Arizona republican., 1904-10-11

SPENT THE DAY HERE-Captain
 McKittrick, president of the ArlZOna Stock Raisers' association, and who has large cattle interests in COchise coun- ty, spent vest terday in Phoenix, return
 ing south last night
 BACK TO THE OLD HOME-N. c.
 Layton, superintendent of public in-
 struction left last night for a trip to
 the fair and to his old home in Indi-
 ana. l. will be his first visit to his ua-
 tive nome for over a score of wears.
 He will be gone for several weeks.
 BROKE HIS LEG-The eleven year
 old son of MT. and Mrs. Ed Branch
 while playing at the Central school
 building yesterday morning before school began, fell and broke one bone of the left leg between the ankle and knee.
 RECEPTION-A reception will be rendered this evening from 8 to 10 o'clock in the parlors of the First 8I. E. church to Rev. F. ;. Rogers, superiu- tendent Of missions in Arizona and to Rev. A. I. Gibbons, who has been re- turned to the Phoenix church as pastor for another year. All friends are cor diaiIy invited.
 i, THE NORTH IS ALL RIGHT | Governor Byodie returned yesterday from the northern part of the territory He was present at the Fowler meeting ! at Flagstaff on Satuday night. He 1 said that it was one of the mos ! cezsfL and enthusiastic meetings he : lad ever attended in the territory. | Governor Brodie sad that he was con- | fGent that COcOnino county will give 1 Fowler a handsome majority. The gov arnor in fact believes hat the entire north will be for Fowler.
 | REGIST RATION TRANSFERS-A
 great many people, in fact mos. people | have a wrong Idea about the transfer l Of registrations They believe that If | one IS registered 5u county of the l territory he can have Lls regis ration i transferred 70 any other county :n which he may choose to reside. II 8 given out at the Cfice Of the county i recorder that this is a nIisteIle but tha 1t is necessary for the voter on com | ing into the county to register as s ! he haG not already TeglStcrd elsewhere. l A EACHER ED-Tlere $
 an opening for a teacher in school dis | Itrict No. 39, fifteen miles north of ella | Bend- There is in most districts of this county good wages paid. Teachers de- | sirng employment may correspond
 with Mrs. V. NJ. Hargrave whose post 1 office address is Gila Bend.
 l GARTER STOCK COMPAHtY-The Carter Comedy company began its en- gagement at the Hardwick theater last nigh by giving q very creditabIe per- | IfOrnance of The Tfckee of Leave. Man" It is unnecessary to refer to the | play except by name for it is a familiar one to theater goer5 and it's features were well Drought out in last uight's s presentation. The members of the cast for the mOs- part had very good con- cepEon Of the characters they portray cd and moved about the stage in a way that indicated a professional know | ledge Of their business. The audience was small Indeed the company. seem cd to be reaC.Lg the wliIlWiud from
 the wind sown by some Of it's predeces- Sors. ComOariug the merits of last nights eEtert4 inment with some that
 have but recently been seen in the
 same playhouse, it is only fair to say
 that the Cdrter Co. is entitled to better business during the rest of its engage
 ment- The Edll tonight will be Down
 In Virginia"
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articies of
 the following corporations were filed Ia
 the office of the county recorde- yes terhay; The Alta Oil company, capi-
 iaf stock, 1000 900, incorporators. c. F. Noble and D. D. Flanagan: The Fern Water Works company, capital stock $LO00Oo0 incorporators same as above: New World Smelling company, capital stock, $5,000,000, incorporators c. L.. Ianzer. c. R. Futile and J. C. Levold: The Retriever Gold Mines company capital stock, $1.5O0.OOO, incorporators r. Mclaughlin, B. GIidden and E. l.. Tucker; The Ivernia oil company. ca pitaI stock, $15O,O00, iucorporators r. Ainsworth. W. W. Jones and I. T. Stod