Arizona republican., 1904-09-07

BACK FROM THE CoAST-Mrs. E. Williams and her sister, Mrs. Aylwin, have returned from their summer out ing on the coast.
 RATHER PARADOXICAL-A recent number of the Literary Digest contains a very interesting little articele de- scribing a bull fight that was given in Spain, for the purpose of raising mon- ey for a local society for the preven- tion of cruelty to animals.
 PENSION ERS-Under de- partmental law all pension vouchers must be signed by the district court clerk on or after the four day of the month of each new quarter. Acting Deputy Clerk Woodward was exceed ingly busy yesterday signing up these papers.
 LEFT HANDED scissoRs-selim Michaelson is ten dollars to the good through a curious wager. Mir. Michael son bet this sum that there was such thing as a left handed scissors. IL was easy money for him because he had the article in his desk. These scissors are so arranged that the left hand thumb fits in the thumb hole. He would not bet, however, on the left handed monkey wrench.
 MEETING OLD FRlENDS-William Miers, a late arrival in the city has gone to work at Towers barber shop
 MT. Miers is an old friend of Ben Pe- ters one of the rural route carriers
 Seventeen years ago MT. Peters had 9
 barber shop at Edwardsville, I'll. and it was at that time that Mir. Miers learned his trade. He was something of a lad then and Mir. Peters called him by the diminutive. Willie and he
 still has the habit of doing it in spite of the lapse of years.
 SAM HUGHES RECOVERING
 The many Phoenix friends of Sam R..
 Hughes will be pleased to learn that
 he expects to return to Phoenix by De-
 tober 1st It will be remembered that last spring MT. Hughes was very sick man with appendicitis and was not expected to live. His father and brother came to him from their home iniKentUcky and when he was able to travel he was taken to the Blue Grass state. His illness from appendicitis be- came more acute until the ZSth of July when he was taken to Louisville where an operation was performed success fully by Drs. Cartledge and Bullett. He is now rapidly recovering.
 RETURN OF THE VICTORS-The Phoenix contingent returned yester- day morning from Tucson where it had participated in the Labor Day festi- vities to the extent of carrying away all the dough. They did not, however, | get quite everything. They let a Mex | jean from the southern part of the ter ritory win a saddle which had been put up on one of the races. There was also a bridle on the race and this got away. There was beside a pair of spurs and Joe Bassett could not resist the temptation to take them. Among those
 who went to Tucson was George Die ters, who had charge of the horses. MT. Dieters did not enjoy himself at nights He has for years been sleep ing out of doors at all seasons of the year. He went to bed in hotel the first night after his arrival at Tue l son. He stood it until about 10 o'clock
 when he exclaimed: My God, can't stand this; I'm smothering. I can
 never sleep where can't see the stars"
 MT. Dieters spent no more of his time at Tucson in his room.
 NEW CORPORAT.ONS-Articleso ot ! the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Golden Glance Mineral company capital stock S50,000, incor- porators, F. H. Corthell, R. P. Mccain, and H. w. Huffman; La Chumata Mining company, capital stock $1,50O,- 900, incorporatOTs R. M. Gallagher, C.. w. Martin, A. F.. Shattuck and others; | The Chihuahua Mining company of Fl Orc, Mexico, capital stock $300,000, in- corporators c. NJ Noble, w. C. Steph- eusOn C. p Lux and others: The Con- l ley Oil Lands company, capital stock l $4S, OOO. incorporators E. W. Burr w. L.. | Wilson and J. R. Gillespie; Shives Gold Mining and Milling company, capital