Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

CHURCH DINNERS-The ladies of the Baptist church are expecting to serve dinners on Dec, 16 from F to and from to D. m.
 BACK TO OAKLAND-M. w. Kales who has been in the city for several days left on last nights train for his home in Oakland.
 SALE OF LOTS-R. H. Greene has sold to Fred Taylor lots and in block 17 of the Irvine addition for $1oO. Through the same agency lots : and 6 in block 3S of the Capital addition and which lots have house on them. were sold to H. N. McKie for $1,0O0 by M. W. Kales. This is considered much less than the value of the property but It was a small holding Mir Kales de- sired to dispose of.
 D. A. R. MEETlNG-There was meeting yesterday afternoon of the To- cal chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs. Archer's at Palm Lodge. l. was in the nature of a business meeting. A report was re- ceived from Mrs. c. w. Nickers dele gate to the contin ental congress at St. Louis and there was an address by the regent. The new national song adopted by the continental congress was sung. MiSS ftdlSGy pTeSlueu etl LllG b4a44O' The house and yards were elaborately decorated with the national colors.
 WlCKENBURG ENTER MOVING-The promoters of the new sanitarium ct Wickenburg have begun work on the grounds and are busily engaged in preparing the place for oc- cupancy. It is intended that those de- slrous of owning their homes shall be allowed the privilege of purchasing lots at a very low sum; no pains will be spared 10 make everything thor oughly comfortable for the inmates. The eastern agent is already at work selling stock and the business side Of the proposition is booming to prove the motto of the institution-"the best in the west
 DEATH OF HAZEL CREECH- Hazel Creech, the nine year old daugh- ter Of Mrs. John IT. Creech, died about o'clock last evening al the family home on north Ninth avenue, after a long illness. The funeral will be held this afternoon at the residence at 3: 80 o'clock The family has been deeply bereaved since coming to this city about four years ago for the health of MT. Creech who did not live long. Lit tie Hazel is the second daughter who
  the death of the father
 NEW ATIONS-Artfcles of tho following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Cooperative Physicians com pany, capital stock. S3,OO0,0O0, incor- porauoIs L. NJ. Stanford, H. c. Rich and w Crawford; Campania Oil and Gas company, capital stock, $1,OOO,0O incorpOrators J H. Pape and E. w Stephens; Goldfield Banner Gold Min ing company, capital stock, s1,5OO 900, incorporators J. H. Pape C. F. Emery and k w Stephens; The Apex Gold field Mining company, capital stock, $1.000, 900. Incorporates R. Morton, E. Allen and H. E. Drew; The White Diamond Water company of Pittsburg, capital stock. S10O,OOO, incorporators s. A. Derstine and J. G. Harner: Fog noni Mining. Milling and Reduction company, capital stock, S1,50O.OO0. in corporators G. TognOni, W. T. Voor- hees and M NJ Detch
 THE NUMBER OF NAPXINS-For some time one of the windows of the New York store has been the center of speculation intensified by a twenty one pound turkey It was understood that the person most nearly guessing the number of napkins in the window should have the turkey. The official count was made yesterday afternoon. There were 1923. It was found that Mrs. Will MorreH and Adolfo Chretin were tied for first place and the tur- key The tic was subsequently, decided in favor of Mrs. Morreu Each had surmised that there were 1, 1,O25 napkins in the window. sam Johnson was the next nearest with LO13. The guesses took a wide range. The lowest by