Arizona republican., 1905-11-05

siderable realty holdings here arrived in the city yesterday morning from I Detroit, his home, and will spend thu
 winter here. His family will follow
 him at a later date
 JUST DRUNkS-There were twe
 Mexicans before City Recorder Thoaa 1 as yesterday, but the best and worst I that celld be said about them is that
 they were drunks and got five days
 each. Another Mexican of tae same sort was harvested by the police early
 last evening.
 GOING TO EURoPE-Mrs. Albert 1 G. Utley, who has been here some time l wEth her daughter, left last night for ] New York, and will probably be joined Ill Chicago by her husband. who is | how there, but is expected back here
 at an early day Mrs. UtIey will short ly sail witE a friend for an extended | visit in Europe.
 NEW coRPoRATloMs--Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: Denver Bullfros Cooperative
 Mining company, capital stock, s1,5@e,- =
 GOO, incoFporators, E. ". Pritchafd. J.
 Holland and J. E. Maxfield; Bullfrog Leasing company, capital stock, Sfoe,- eco, incorp@rat0rs, O. O. Elliott and B.
 E. Taylor.
 EXAMINATION OF PHARMACISTS Arthur G. Hulett secretary of the territorial board of pharmacy left last night for Tucson where he will temor- TOW in company with Mr. F'leishman of that city conduct an examination of several applicants ea~ certificates as pharmacists. The examination is expected to last but one day and Mr. i3ulett plans to return to Phoenix Tuesday morning.
 FIRST BAPTIST cHURcH-Corner Third avenue and Monroe street, pas tor, Rev. 0fville Coats residence. e20 North Fifth street. Preaching this morning at II o'clock. Subject: ''The New Testament Ideal of Life Even ing service at 7:S0. The pastor will preach the third in the series of ser- mohs on Ways of Salvation" Sub jeet, salvation by Guess" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Baptist Young Peoples Union at es@ D. m. Dexo- tional service Wednesday at !: 30 D. m. "Fhe Hand of Our God" Mrs. Tafel will sing at both services today.
 DISTRICT CouRT-In district court yesterday in the ease of J. w. CFen- shaw administrator of the estate of James T. Simms against Julia A. Lount administratFiX of the estate of F. Simms, heretofore tried. 1 judgment was given the defendant. 1 This is tie second trial of this ease | with the same result. The ease of | Charles Korrfek against the A. T. & S. | F. railroad was stricken from the long calendar: A demurrer was everruled | In the case of J. B. Daugherty against | M. ID. Novinger. In the case of BisseH l Thomas, the plaintiffs exception to the l cost bill was oYeFRuled.
 SUIT FOR A coMMISSloM-Jus- | lice J. M. Burnett will leave tonight for | Tucson where the ease in which he is interested as q plaintiff with E. J. | 3ensall against Steinfeld and Zecken- 1orf will be called tomorrow. This is | an action for the recovery of s51 ,000 | IS commission on the sale of the Silver | Bell mine formerly owned by the de- fendants, the amount sued for being | ten per cent of the price received for he mine. It is the defense of the de- that they have already paid | l commission of more than $11 ,0o0 on the sale of the mine but it is the con-