Arizona republican., 1905-01-03

THE SALE OF A MlNE-Among ! the documents filed for record yester- day was a deed by H. William stevens to the South Western Development company to the Silver Dollar Mining claim in Yavapai county
 TAKEN AWAY FOR BUHlAL-- Tine body of little Dorothy Maud Chambers was taken last night for burial. There were funeral services at the family residence yesterday after poor, conducted by Rev. P. A. Penick. A DOUGLAS ViSiTOR-Mrs- Ray Wiley of Douglas arrived yesterday 10 be with her mother, Mrs. George Lewis who has been quite i'll at their home on east Washington street, but who IS now improving.
 PHOENIX'S FAME REACHED HER-Miss Ada Bond of LeaVenworth' Kan, arrived in the city yesterday having come for her health. She Will remain at least through the winter. l Miss Bond for years has been spend ling her winters at Colorado springs and other resorts.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-A of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder lvesterday: Cline Piano company capital stock, s20O.000 incorporators A. e Cline. H. L. Cline and c. w. Cline; The Wellington association, capital stock. $500, ,0OO, incorporators w A. lDegge, C. 4. Walcott and o. A. Efo- I1nan: Nevada Goldfields Development Iconlpany, capital stock, $1.OOOOOO' m Icornorators F. P Frany, R. V. Dodge land H. P. Rising.
 MIR. NEW COMING-Harry s. New
 of Indianapolis, vice chairman of the
 republican national committee, will ar
 rive in Phoenix the latter part of this
 month. accompanied by Mrs. New.
 They will visit with MT. and Mrs. Gar
 ret Ryan for two weeks, and then re-
 turn to the east. It is current gossip
 in the east that MT. New is to be the
 next secretary of the interior. Ihere l has been no confirmation of the report,
 however. from either the president or
 MT. New The Washington newspaper
 boys. knowing of MT. Roosevelts klgh
 esteem for Mir. New, and knowing that : the brilliant young HOosier could just about have his pick of 'jobs" if he . wished a political appointment. have :, Ibeen predicting that the interior port , folio would go to him.
 MEDICAL BOARD MEETlNG-The territorial board of medical examiners
 began it's quarterly meeting for the eE- animation of applicants for license to z practice. at the Hotel Adams yester- day. The board is comprised of the following named physicians: Dr. Chas ' H. Jones. Tempe, president; Dr. H. w = Fenner, Tucson, vice president; Dr Ancil Martin Phoenix, secretary, and Dr. G. F. Manning, of Flagstaff There
 are thirteen applicants for license as follows: Dr. H. N. Seamans' of Walk
 CT, Dr. H. P. Shattuck of Tucson, Dr lB. w. Bizzell, Dr. R. J. Hetheringtoa Ncff nf PhnpniX- i)F. N'
 E. Wiley of Fortuna, Dr. Rob R. vii
 son of Payson, Dr. E. D. Allen of Bis
 bee. Dr. c. B. Maxson of Tucson, Dr
 D. S. Schenck of Stafford. Dr. R. N . TafeI of Phoenix, pr. A. c. Graves O = FIaestaff. Dr. John M. Barden of Pe-ta E gonia.
 The funeral of E. 5. Turner was hel B yesterday afternoon at the parlors c E Easterling 6 Whitney at o'clocl
 The services were under the ausplce of the I. O. O. F. lodge, the member Fl of all branches being in attendanc Eland the members of the canton fur k Finishing a military escort. The ritual HIistic service was read by Meyer Bun sick. noble rand, and George E ElAIintz. chaplain. There was good at E tendance also of the members Of tn E Woodmen of the World to which orde he also belonged.
 WHIPPLEs HARD LUCK-Th K Nhipple baseball team is composed ( E fine lot of gentlemen and their visit E to Phoenix are always appreciate
 But they played in hard luck on tn E trip. They not only lost all thre
 games but on Sunday night their faN E orite mascot a dog named Mike, wh1c they brought with them from the pos