Arizona republican., 1905-08-11
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TWO DRUNKs-There were two mild cases of drunkenness in the po- ice court yesterday. Both men were released under suspension of sentence and promise of good behavior.
 A NEW ORPORATION-Artic of incorporation of the Colorado Explora- tion and Mining company with a capi- tai stock of $1 300, 900 were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorpOratofs are G. w. Wood, w. E. Lown and J. F. McCudden.
 PURSE FOUND-J. H. Piper brought to The Republican office yesterday a lady's purse which he had found the night before. There was only a few cents in coin in the purse but it con tained a piece of paper bearing the name of Mrs. Clara White. Owner may have it by calling.
 CAME AFTER HIS DAUGHTER T. R. Moore Of Decatur. Ind, arrived in the city yesterday. He came after his daughter, Miss H. r. V. Moore. who has been here for some time and who is quite i'll. Miss Moore is sister of Mir. Moore, one of the rural delivery carriers out of Phoenix.
 SOLD AND BOUGT-Chris Duhring some time ago sold his residence prop erty in the south part of the city to a gentleman named Kelso for $11O0. But MT. Duhring had no idea of leaving Phoenix; he was only speculating. He has now bought through the agency of w. K. James for SS5O, lot 15 in block Is of Neahr's addition.
 HINT TO DUCK HUNTERS-Wild ducks are coming Tn already, which old settlers interpret to mean an early fall this year. Several ducks were killed by parties out pigeon shooting last week, and five large punches were seen flying mp the river at the Ivy crossing one day this week The ducks seen were nearly all teal; the balance were grey ducks. Both of these are usually very plentiful here early in September.
 CAMP MEETING-The attendance at the camp meeting last night was much larger than the night before and the interest and attendance are both growing. Rev. J. w. Rowland of Tenn pc preached a good sermon. Rev. Stewart will preach at II o'clock this morning and at s o'clock this evening the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Giddins. There is ample room and good accommodations on the camp ground and all are invited to come and , unite in the services.
 6IMPROVING PROPERTY-Dr H. F. Stroud has moved the old frame house that formerly stood on the cor ner of Center and Polk streets, to the rear end of the lot and is practically rebuilding it, having faced it toward the side street. When the repairs are finished 1t will have cost almost as much as new house, but that is practically what it will be- It had be- come something of detriment to the ] long row of nice houses on Center street but it will now become a good residence property and beside there is room on the old site for a brown stone ! front whenever the doctor decides to build one.
 HUNTING FOR TRoU8LE-The | Phoenix Junior baseball team has been | reorganized under the management of | Stanley Porter. with Louis Quiros as captain. The aggregation is now ready for business. proud of it's past record and anxious for a chance to make a new one. It intimates mod estly that it is ready to meet anything in Arizona of an amateur nature but cOnfdentially it's preference is to see a chip on the shoulder of either Pres colt or Congress. Either the mana ger or the captain will give prompt attention to all correspondence con corning prospective games. The lads i composing the team are: Dick Bene-