Arizona republican., 1905-05-14
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INDIAN SCHOOL sERVIcE-At the afternoon service today at the Phoe- nix Indian shool Rev. pr. Lewis Halsey will preach.
 A SURVEYING TRIP-Joe Cook. son of George H. Cook, will leave shortly for Flagstaff on a surveying tour under the direction of Civil En- gineer Philip Contzen of Tucson.
 HOME FROM LOS ANGELES-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wharton returned home yesterday morning from visit in Los Angeles. being accompanied by Mrs. Frank Quinn, a sister of MT. Wharton and a former resident of Phoenix.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST scI- ENTlST, Postofice building, Monroe street Services Il a. m.; subject. Soul and Body" Solo by MT. Dick inson. Fear Not Ye, o Israel" Sun day school. 9:3O: Wednesday evening services 7:30.
 SEVEN DAYS EACH Felipe Car cia and Manuel Valle were before Just ice Johnstone yesterday, both charged with a disturbance of the peace. The case of Garcia was one of more than ordinary aggravation, but both got the schedule punishment and both went to jail.
 FAIR GROUNDS-R H Greene re- ported yesterday that he had received and has in his possession for presenta- tion to the committee several options for land believed to be appropriate for territorial fair grounds. There are yet two more days for others to make their proposition if they so desire, for the committee will not meet until Monday night
 THE UNIVERSITY ALL RIGHT w NJ. Ruthrauff, representing the University of Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday morning. MT. Ruth rauff says that the outlook for the university was never before so bright as now There is entire harmony in the, faculty and among the students and the greatest confidence is felt by the people of the territory in Presi- dent Babcock There will shortly be issued a neat and attractive catalogue. MUSIC BY MOTOR-Charles J. Sanichas has introduced a new attract ion in his place of music. It is an au- tomatic piano which runs by an elec- trfc motor. But it takes a nickel to make the music come. It is of the size of the average piano and is most handsomely finished. It is so arranged that the motor may be disengaged and it may be played as an ordinary piano. It was kept in motion all day yester- day.
 OATS AND WHEAT-J. ". Vaughn. who lives on Center street op- posite the Indian school. yesterday brought to the board of trade a sheaf of oats eight feet and q half tall That isn't record. breaking. of course, for Tempe's exhibit is over nine feet in height. Eight feet and a half how ever. is tall enough for all practical purposes. as the heads are so high up i that stock can not reach them even ] if they were to break into the field But MT Vaughn's sample is of wild | oats. Had they been properly tanned and taught to make the best of their opportunities they would no doubt l'have grown ten feet high. He also brought in samples of two varieties of wheat about six feet high.
 | THE BETHEL HOME MISSION ! SOCIETY WOman's Home Mis- [ sion society of Bethel church in the 1 Osborn neighborhood held it's regular meeting last night Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. C. E. Van Kirk | Owing to the absence of the president,
 Mrs. W. L. Feel who is seriously ill at [ her home on Center street the meeting
 was presided over by the vice prsi- dent Mrs George Smith. Several
 visitors were present and one new member was welcomed. After the business program was finished there was 9 pleasant hour of social inter course. during which refreshments or lice cream and cake were served. The June meeting will be held on June 6 ct tie home of Mrs. C. B. Wood
 NEW TIONS--Articles of 1.-the following corporations were filed lin the office of the county recorder yesterday Duluth and Sonora Gold 1 company capital stock. $1,0OO.OOO, in | corpoFators P. J. Tenancy, w. J. Pow | CT and James Geary; The Success Lead land Zine Mining company. capital lstock. $250.000, incorpOrators r. J. Mease and D. M Bader: Uncle Sam II Mining company, capital stock, S1,- COG. .OOO incorDorators G. w. Miller G. II w. Jeffries and P. J. SOmers; Michigan II City Oil company, capital stock, $25O,- OOO incorDorators Louis c. Paul, Ira l. Rush and Frank R. Warren; King II Consolidated Mining company capital ] stock, $500, 900, incorporators J. I. Mc- | Afee. C. E. Godfrey and A. H. Jordan;
 The Cuban American Land company, capital stock, $5O0OOO, incorporators
 Ernest E. Smith, John H. Kirk and C. IA. Mayo: The Goldfield Evening Star Mining and Investment company, capl-
 tai stock, $1 100000 incorporators C. F. Saunders and Mark J. Smith: Griffin
 Mining and Smelting company, capital
 stock $300,OO0, incorpOrators H. D.
 Packer. l.. l.. Bailey and M. A. Griffin; California BuIlfrog Mining company
 capital stock, $1.OOO.OO0. incOrpcrators IC. N. Harris, ". C. Rice and l.. H. Mitchell.
 pETuRN OF COL MILIAY-
 Among the passengers from the south
 yesterday morning were Col. and Mrs Jerry MilIay of Eureka, Calf. Col Mfllay came to look after some cases
 he has in district court. He was hard
 ly recognizable, though he had been
 gone only a short time. It was soon 1 1..-..-..-..1 tI,n+ tI,o m fa rnn iIiar-if Oi