Arizona republican., 1904-10-26
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RETURNED FROM VlSIT-Howard Cassidy returned home yesterday from a summer visit to his former home in Chicago, where numerous relatives still reside. He also spent several weeks in St. Louis. visiting the expo sition.
 GONE TO LIViNesToNE-A. H. Neal. who came here four years ago from Galliopolis, Ohio, leaves this morning for Livingstone to accept a clerical position in the headquarters camp of the government engineers em- ployed in the TontO storage basin.
 HE MADE GOOD-A man named Futile was arrested Q couple of nights ago for disturbing the peace. He made no resistance, and gained the conf dence of the officer by quietly accom- panying him until they passed a dark corner, when he lodged out of sight The offense was not one that justified ths officer in shooting, so he let the man go till a more convenient season. Yesterday Futile decided that he had better get square with the law, so he went to the marshals office and put up a cash bail of S15 for his appearance at court time. And at court time he did not appear.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of
 
 the office of the county recorder yes terday. The Mad Creek Mining and Milling company, capital stock, S2,Oo0, coo; incOrporators, J. D. Williamson, J. R. Gillespie and E. \. Burr. The Hell ena Gold Mining company, capital stock. S1.5OO.0O0; incorporatOrs. H. Me Garry, H. M. Mitchell and c. F. Brady. The Merchants National Mercantile agency. capital stock, $25O.O GOO: incor- porators, A. s. Bruno, L. w. Liberman and N. H. Nanchette. The Magdalena Mining and Milling company. capital stock. S2O0,O0O; incorporators. T. F. Otis, N. s. Van Kirk and A. L. Doug las.
 HAIR RAISING EPIsoDE-Mr. ". B. Cleary attended the performance of The Burgomaster company at ths Hardwick theate- Monday night and pronounces the entertainment as first class. There was one incident, though, that gave him an Uncanny feeling for a minute or two and made him wish he was somewhere else. Mean the climax of a certain joke that was being re l lated on the stage, a baby fin the back part Of the house broke into a howl that sounded very much like meow For a moment MT. Cleary thought The BurgOmaster company had been seen
 
 and he began to feel for his gun. But someone had blundered. The actors had not been coached. and they never will know what q fine chance they missed. WOMAN'S CLUB-The regular weekly meeting of the WOm- ans club. held yesterday at the Baptist church was well attended the pro- gramme including instrumental music by Mrs. F. L. Shaw. Mrs. H. F. Rob iusOn read a very interesting report of the proceedings of the seventh bieT- niIl of the general federation, which she attended in St. Louis Mrs. J. II. Kib5ey also has a report Of the session but she could not attend yesterday on account of illness. The next meeting of the club will be held in the evening and will be mainly devoted tO a re- ception 10 the trustees. superintendent and teachers Of the Phoenix schools. 4 good musical programme has been arranged and each member will be en- titled 10 bring one person as an escort l
 w. c. T. U. CONVENTION ON-Th., executive committee of the WOmaus Christian Temperance Union held a profitable and interesting session yes terday afternoon at the Presbyteriea church. The principal business was planning work for the ensuing year. The prayer and leonsecration meeting this morning at 9:3O o'clock will be lei by Miss Clifton, deaconess. The work of the day will consist of reports of unions and departments of work fol- lowed by discussions. Tn the evening the Union Temperance prayer meet ing WiH be followed by a social hou~ Tomorrow the convention will elect it's officers for the ensuing year in the forenoon and in the afternoon there