Arizona republican., 1905-06-02
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N SO . AiNtNS OEElCE- The county of MaricOpa is making money out of the office of county re- corder. The report of County Record CT Leonard. submitted to the clerk of the board of supervisors yesterday. shows that the receipts of the office for the month of May amounted to s1,446.95, an average of about S55 for each working day. The heaviest re- ceipts for any one day were SIG, which is believed to have been a rec ord breaker. Tine expenses of the of ice. including the salaries of the re- corder and all his assistants. postage blank books, etc, are not more than $500 2 month.
 A TEMPE ENTERPRIsE-Ar- engagements were completed here on Wednesday for the building of a new business structure in Tempe of two stories. Sometime ago the Odd Eel lows sold their two story hall and business bIock to the Arizona Hard ware and Vehicle Go. They have now entered into an arrangement with Joe Birchett, a Tempe merchant, for the building of another structure, the low CT floor of which will be used by MT. Birchett as a store, with a lodge hall on the second storv. The site is on
 
 opposite the property formerly owned by the lodge
 MRS. LA RUE ENTERTAINS TEM- PIE CLUB-The Five Hundred club of Tempe was entertained yesteday by Mrs. T. H. La Rue at her home. No. TIPS West Adams street. The club came over in a body. The members were: Mrs. pr. DeVore, MT Dr. C. H. Jones, Mrs Viola Kennedy, Mrs Metz gar, Mrs. Harry Overbeck, Mrs. NJ M Murphy, Mrs. T. H. Decker, Mrs. NJ c. Hill, Mrs. C. w Miller, Mrs. Mar garet West. Mrs. Decker had been substituted for Mrs. G. N Gage, who was unable to come. These ladies with Mrs. LaRue made up the neces- sary twelve. The house was hand somely decorated and there was a de- lightful luncheon.
 DEATH OF L. UTLEY-Loranzo Utley died last evening about 6: 30 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. NJ. Depew, No. S49 North First St MT. Utley, who was the father of Mrs. Depew. came here about four years ago from Riverside, California He was native of Pennsylvania and went to northern California about thirty years ago. He was S3 years Of age and death resulted from complications his advanced years. He had been i'll for some time though he was only confined to his he'd for a week or two. The funeral will be held this af- ternoon at 1 o'clock at the Presbyte- rian church. with which faith he has been allied for many years. though he was not a member of the Phoenix church.
 NEW CORPORATIONs-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Sylvania Goldfeld Mining capital stock $1.OOO,OOO, in- w. P Hatch. H. H. Jar gous and A R. Pettibone; Philistine Mining company. capital stock S1OO,OO0, incoI por1tors w J. Fleming, w. F. Moo-n7w and U. c. Manning; Sher- locks Fl1s5 ming company, capital stock $25O,0OO, incorporators A B. Clark, J. W. Hammer and J. J. Petty; Golden Summit Gravel Mines. capital stock $500. .000, incorpOratOrs c. F. Ter bush, A. l.. Codding and K. Bartlett: Gold Mining company, capital stock $1,O00,O0O, incOrpOrators J. C. Nixon, L. c. Butler and :. l.. Morris; American -Refllable Bottle com pany capital stock S1,OOO, 900. incorpor- ators C. H. Akers and R. F.. Callahan.
 FIXED FOR MURDER-A bad cut ting scrape was perhaps narrowly averted in the Tenderloin district night fore last. A party of Mexicans were engaged in a quarrel which evolved it.