Arizona republican., 1905-07-11

DAKOTA VlSITORS-Mr.A Alex Me Kenzie and two daughters of Bis marck, N. D., spent yesterday in Phoe- nix, guests of the Hotel Adams, leav- ing this morning for Prescott. Mfr Mckenzie is a man of considerable means and has also taken a prominent part in the republican politics of his state, being at the present time q member of the national republican central committee.
 FINE PLUMS-Col. J. F. Price of Tempe came to town yesterday. Col Price is one of the southsiders who has devoted much time and effort to the raising of fruit and has made a success of it at one time and another. Just at this time his speciality is plums of the prunus SimOni variety and he brought a fine lot of them yesterday to the Republican office and another sample to the board of trade
 NEW ONS-ArtiCles of tine following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes teTdSy: The Uni6ed Land Bond and Loan company. capital stock. $1O0O- coo incOrporatOrs F. MOnroy, L. Men dez and A. Johnson: Windsor Union Oil company. capital stock, $10,000. in corporato~s R. J. Morse and \. SuIling; Automobile Copper company, capita stock. S1O0.O0e. incorporatOrs w. r Barnum. c. C. Masten and W. C. Thompson; old Virginia Copper com pauy. capital stock, $3.O0O,OO0 incor- UoratOrs O. F. Eve: sole and C. II. Axes; The weetwater Mining and De- veIopment company. capital stock, S1.- 600 900, incorpOrators P. w. Fisher. 4. l Pare and F. L. Kreider.
 
 The finishing touches are just now being put on a new house built by the government for it's employees on the Maricopa reservation near Gila crossing. It is an exact duplicate of a house finished a month or so ago for similar purpose on the Salt river reservation occupied by the Pimas above Tempe. These houses are built particularly for the reservation farm CTS. MT. George w. Brown on the MaricOpa reservation, his assistant, Floyd Burmister on the Salt river res ervatiOn. These men are in personal direction of the farming operations of the Indians, giving them all the help they can in the way of advice and looking after their interests both in their dealings with the government and with the whites. These houses
 
 used except that necessary for doors. windows and other fnishings. The houses are 2Sx36 feet in size with twelve foot ceilings. An eight foot hall runs through the center and an eight foot porch surrounds each house.
 DR. NORTON HOME-Dr. J. C. ! Norton, territorial veterinarian, re- turned home Sunday morning from brief visit in California where he To- | cated his family for the summer at Long Beach. After he had rented the | cottage at No. 60 Elm street. and nov | ed in, he noticed that like most of the | beach cottages it had a name and the 1 name on the signboard was Roosevelt | cottage" wherefore he feels that he l must belong to the upper ten. Surely | no second grade people would be all | lowed to live in a Roosevelt cottage | his year. Ii-1 doctor returned via the | northern route, leaving the train at | point near the headwaters of the | Verde. He had to make a trip along he upper Verde on sanitary business and says it was a most enjoyable one. | particularly the ten miles of it that | an through the Verde canyon. There l vas good water and plenty of it and | very pretty scenery with here and | here a nice farm.
 co. B N. c. A-The local company | s holding weekly drills and preparing ! Tor the coming encampment to be held | IL Prescott in August Several re- sruits have been taken in the last few | nights, and if the members can only