Arizona republican., 1905-12-17

tai stock, $1000O0 incorporators. w. s.
 Cochrane and H. B. Scott; The Cali l fornia Land company, capital stock. l S50,OO0, incorporatorS D. Nreeland. w. C. Baskettr and G.. A. Caluser; West
 Tonopah Extension Mining company,
 capital stock, $1,000,000, incorporators.
 E. l.. Brown, c. $. Smyth, and Fl. H.
 Farley; West Gold Dyke Mining com pany, capital stock, $1,600, 900, incorpo-
 rators, C.. l. Gill, w. R. Pearson, and i w. K. Rose; Arizona Birmingham
 Gold Mining company, capital stock, $1,OOG,OOO, incOrporators, J. R. Adams.
 J. R. Vail, and J. B. Hughes; The Ma
 tfonal Surgical company capital stock, | $7OO,OOO, incorporators, s. A. Wright. l E. E. McMahon.
 JUST READY TO RETURN IT,
 On the morning that the Nat Reiss 1 Carnival company arrived in town @ ! telegram was received at the office of the sheriff saying that a colored at traction with the company Miss Vir- gie McLund, was in possession of a gold locket, the property of Rachel Moore, colored woman of Tucson. with whom Miss McLund lived while she was in Tucson. It was directed In the message not to arrest her if she would give up the locket peaceably
 The officers here had some little trou- ble in locating the woman, but found her late Friday night at ler lodging
 house. She was reused out of bed and admitted that she had the locket and
 was impatiently waiting until daylight so that she could send it back to Mrs. Moore. She turned the trinket over to the officers and the incident was end- ed
 BOUGHT A FARM-Daniel Hutcai- son, of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, has bought, through H. I. Latham & Co, and J. Ernest Walker, the north half of the northeast quarter of sec tion 14, township north, range 2 east. being an eighty acre tract three or four miles east of Glendale. This is a fine piece of property and is reputed to be excellent sugar beet land. The prop erty belonged to J. A. Mcclure and others, of Elgin, III. MT. Hutcnison is not new investor here, for he has been large property owner in this county for several years past He is one of those who invested early. is glad of it and believes that the more Arizona ground he can get, title to the better off he is. He has faith in the country, and not only helps to adVer- tise its advantages, but is turning as much of his information as possible to his own benefit. He thinks a thing that is good enough for others is good CT cugh for himself.
 COMBINATION TOOL-Tne Detroit combination tool is one of the cleverest devices that has yet been invented for mechanics generally. It contains some feature required by the artisan in any line and most of its features are handy for every line of mechanics. Boxed and ready for shipment the tool weighs 175 pounds and sells for $40, laid down in Phoenix. It is manu- factured by the Detroit Tool Co.,, which is represented here by Walter H. Rei- dy. The first suggestions, when the eye rests on the tool, are those of an anvil and wise, these being two principal features. But there are in addition the following very useful features: A forge, with geared rotary blower; a pipe wise with tempered tool steel jaw; emery wheel, with geared pow CT; drill press with cased gears; gear ed power for emery wheel, grindstone | and like tools, wise clamps, anvil. hardy, J