Arizona republican., 1905-12-10

the invitation of the teachers of that state and through the cooperation of the Santa Fe lines with them.
 THE NEW CITY HALC-The city nall has not materially changed it's outside appearance recently, but with in it looks like a new building, owing to the painting and repapering of the walls. The marsnals office is finish ed and is now more than ever attrac- tive to Marshal Kinney, as the burden of it's song is the wearing of the green. The auditorium of the council cham Der is similar, though a little deader color but the paper on the council room proper is much brighter with gold and a shade of red for predoni nant colors.
 NEW CORPORATION - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: National BoolIovers League, capital stock, $50,00G. incorpo- rators, NJ. B. Ross, w. R. Watson, and R. Newman; Croesus Mining company of Silver Peak, Nevada, capital stock, S7500000, incorporators, w. Arkell and c. Burton; The Hamp Flour Spar Lead company, capital stock, $2,00O.- 000 incorporators, H. R. Fowler, F. R. Taylor, and F. G. Rose; Black Dia- mond Coal and Coke company, capital stock. $27,OOO,OOO, incorporators, R. J. Stewart, A. s. Jacobs, and B. F. Ar gust: The Alta Nevada Gold Mining company, capital stock. $1,0O0,000. in corporators, H. M. Wisler, M. E. Moore. and c. O. Wisier.
 ACTIVITY AT GLENDAlE-The site of the sugar beet factory at Glen zf these days About fifty men are in the employ of Valentine and Parry who have the contract for the brick work and as many more are employed in the brick yard. The brick work was be- gun yesterday Tomorrow the first kiln of brick will be burned. MT. Myers says in all 25OO acres of sugar beets have been contracted for but this acreage will have to be increased. MT. IIapke who is expected to return to Phoenix accompanied by his family shortly after the first of the year is at present at Madison, Wisconsin, where he has a contract for the build ing of a factory for the Dane County Sugar Refining company.
 THE CITY MAKES ANSWER-An answer was filed in district court yes terday by City Attorney Goodrich to the suit of C. l.. Webster, of Pasadena, for the recovery of Q certified check for $2000 which a firm of brokers of Pasadena bidding for the public water works bonds had deposited This firm later desired to withdraw it's bid on the ground that its attorney had re- fused to approve the bonds by reason of the litigation then pending. The bid of the firm was the best then be- fore the council and but for it's action ip withdrawing would have been ac- cepted. The check was therefore held up. The claim of the firm was assign ed to Webster The answer consists of a general denial of the allegations of the complaint.
 A PHOENIX GIRL ABROAD - Henry c. Orme has received a letter from his daughter, Miss Ada Lee Crme, who has been spending the summer and fall with her brother, Norman Orme at Washington and in the east. She has toured the New Eng land and eastern states in motor car and recently had the honor of visiting Prince Henry of Battenburg, swho, with his battle ship, the Drake, with the British squadron, lay within the Virginia capes. On the night of the day she wrote she was to attend an embassy ball and her escort was to be the son of the Mexican ambassador. She was then engaged in brushing up the Spanish she had learned when she was little girl. Notwithstanding the liveliness of life at the capital, Miss Orme says that after all she prefers Phoenix and will shortly return.