Arizona republican., 1904-12-20
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

CALLED suDDENLY-Dr. Norton left for Tucson last night on very short
 notice on professional work but expects
 to be gone only Q day.
 | WENT TO TUCSON-M. o. Bick- nell went to Tucson on Sunday evening
 on business and incidentally as an honorary escort to the Tucson baseball 1 team.
 w. c. T. U. MEETiNG-The regu-
 lar meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be
 held at the Union rooms, corner of l Center and Monroe streets, Wednesday
 afternoon, beginning at 2:3O.
 HOME FROM THE HlLLS-W. H.
 Black returned yesterday afternoon
 from couple of months sojourn in i western Arizona on a mining eXpedi- 1
 tion. He was mostly everywhere but i in the vicinity of QuartZsite more than l anywhere else.
 WINTER SUN UMBRELLA-Some-
 thing might have been seen in the streets of Phoenix yesterday without counterpart on the same day in any ] place in the northern hemisphere | man carrying an umbrella to protect I himself from the rays of mid De ' ccmber sun.
 1.-THE NORTHERN LiGHTS"- i Through the kindness of Superintend- \ ent C. H. Goodman of the Phoenix h.
 dian School. Company B. N. G. A. has II secured the band of the school to fur E nish music for the cOmpany's produc- ton. Northern Lights" The Indian | school orchestra will be in the box II There will be @ parade on Wednesday
 evening by the company and the band | BIBLE READiNG-Rev. Dr. w. H.
 Walker of Los Angeles gave very in | tcresting bible reading at the home or Rev. J. A. Elliott on north Second
 street yesterday afternoon The read ings will be continued at the Baptist church every evening. pr. Walker was
 an attendant at the regular meeting
 of the city pastors conference. on Mon day afternoon.
 THE STATEHOOD PROTEST | Secretary Van der Veer of the board l of trade yesterday received a letter from Allen Jaynes, secretary Of the l Tucson chamber of commerce, saying that that body would have under con
 sideration last night the matter of the | protest against joint statehood The president of the chamber is L. II. Man i. hing mayor elect of Tucson.
 E. j. BONSALL HOMIE. J. Bon sail returned home yesterday morn ing after a three months visit in the east He went mainly on mining busi- . ness, in which he was Iairly success full Though he has nothing to say for
  which ought to be satisfactory. Inci- dentally, he had a good time. He . stopped at St. Louis and took in the fair on the way east, and afterward ] visited Detroit, Cincinnati. Indianap- olis. Terre Eaute and other cities. POLICE COURT-In police court yesterday there was no one to appear ] against the Mexican woman, CheDosa, N ho was charged with having stolen 6nI- lars in money from a room in the Cen 5 traI hotel. The charge was therefore q changed to drunk and diSOrderly, 5 charge that is suitable in her case 2 most any old time and especially on g the occasion in question. The pun ishalent was made to it the crime, fif- q teen days.
 A DYING MAIL ROUTE-With the passing of 1904 the horseback mail { route between Scottsdale and Cline E postofice will be abandoned The ] Cline family. which has afforded shelt- CT for the Cline postOlfice for a long time. and which had all the shelter s there was in that immediate vicinity s has moved to Roosevelt. There will no s longer be any place for the mail route to terminate and it would be unbusi- z ness like to leave it dangling around ! in the hills. John Isaac, the contractor Fl says there are DiODIDlN SGN ttlIS -4AN N z people between ScottsdaIe and Cline who are served by this mail route and , he is going t. try and get an office q established somewhere in the Mo ] Dowell country which will accommO- g date at least a part of them.
 NEW TiONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed E in the office of the county recorder yes 2 terday. Huntsville Oil and Gas com pany; capital stock, $100,000; incorpOr- E ators, r. Scott, w. P. Terrill ana R. l.. $ Patton. Goldheld Lucky Strike Min 5. ing company: capital stock. 1000, 600; s incorporators, P. II. Mclaughlin, R. D. ! Frisbie and ". |. LawsoB. Court s
 Pull Frog Mining company; caI[tal 4 stock $1 600 900; incorpOratOrs, R. q Printice and John Reynolds. The Raw 3 Valley oil and Gas company; capital s stock $l.000.O .O00; mcorporators, D. E. z Copper, F. H. LoveIace and C. S. a C0v1er. Moth Lode Table Gold Noun $ tain Mining company; capital stock, .a S75O GOO; incorporatCrs, C. C. Andrews, H C. L. Doren and NJ. Andrews. Henry 1 M. Sweetser 6 Co.,; capital stock $50, S OOO incorporators. H. M. Sweetser, F s T.. Caldwell and w. J. Meadows E Queen Mining company; capital stock, .3 $2eU0 O00; ihcoTporators, H. \. Golden % ard E l. Williams. Keystone oil and 2 Gas company: capital. stock, $250,OGO; .s iricorporators. H. E. Schaffer, w. M .s Swanson and II. J. James. Mexican q Exploration company; capital stock J s, 900, ,000; ~tncorporators. F.. T. LcClair a E. I.ingsch and A. H. Blatchley. Gold g field Golden Dreams Mines company ss capital stock $15OO, 900; incOrporato-s s J. ; O'Iara w. M. Rule and J. J. s5 Burns. Goldfeld Golden Horseshoe S Mines company. The Western Oil arc 3 Gas company. csoitaI stock. $50a, ,000i Ea inco1porators, O. B. Sailers. ". C. Fl Ione; and G. B. Lindsey. The Great