Arizona republican., 1905-06-11
OFF FOR KANSAS cITY-r N

OFF FOR KANSAS cITY-r. NJ. | Hasson and F. D. Flint of Tempe were
 in Phoenix yesterday en route to FIaE sas City.
 ] MORE OFFICE cHANeEs-Hy | Page will this evening sever his con- nection with the z. F. P. & r. railroad company as ticket agent here being succeeded by w. s. Gregg, a former
 Phoenix youth but for some years past
 in the Santa Fe. offices at Prescott. Mir Gregg has many friends in Phoenix who will be glad to welcome him back to the city MT. Page will enter the
 service Of the NJ &- P. as a clerk in the up town ticket office. taking the place
 of H. 3. Scott who succeeds J. ".
 Walden as ticket agent.
 NEW ATiONS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: High Fork Luck Mining com
 pany. capital stock $1OOOO0O incor-
 porators, J. L. Kalfus, II. c. Davis and
 J. L. Pennington; Fl Dorado Canyon
 Gold Mining company. capital stock
 S2, ,5GO 900. incorporatOrs. B. B. Cart
 wright. H. L. Peck and s. D. Chubb:
 National Finance and Securities com
 pany, capital stock $1,OOO.OOO, incor-
 porators, c. N. Nelson and W. r.
 Brambaki
 PHOENIX ACADEMY-This week
 the first diplomas given in the business
 department of the above college were
 granted. The recipients were Fred Porter and II. Sheridan. both of whom
 completed the bookkeeping course and are filling with satisfaction responsible situations. No diploma has yet been granted in the shorthand department.
 ,e-
 tions before graduation, one student taking a good position. and keeping it. after less than two months work. The present summer class numbers eight students. and as almost all have had Normal or High school training an ex- ceptionaIly satisfactory result is antici- pated.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY-A most de- lightful afternoon was spent at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Fur on north Third avenue, Saturday, a birth day party being given in honor of their little son and daughter. Harry and Hazel. The afternoon was spent in numerous games. In the hunting con- test the first prize was awarded to Bertha Schrab and the booby prize was given to Tom Stinnett. Dainty re- treatments were served after which each little lady and gentleman left, not expressing in words but showing by their bright and smiling faces that they had spent a most enjoyable afternoon and that their host and hostess were royal entertainers. Those present were: | Ruth Burtis, Carolyn Burtis Mamie Chapel, Helen Sheldon, Hazel Stewart. | Bertha Schrab, Bennie Herzbert. Fred | die Schrab, Eddie Drew. Alfred Spears, l Burtis, Tom Stinnett, Wallace 1IcAfee.
 A PRIZE WALTZ-One of the very | pleasant features of the clerks picnic | that was not mentioned in the report | yesterday morning was the prize | waltz. The prize offered was rather | one-s.ded. as it only included the gen tlemen. Robert Cree, one of the lead | ing hust.--- O6 the J. w. Doris gro | cery. was the donor of the prize, which | was a fine dog, beautifully decorated. | The contest was very spirited, and was | participated in by many of the prom | Inent tape measurers and spud hus- | tiers. Prominent among those who l made q favorable impression upon the | judges were Roy Kalfus, Jack Rhine hart, Tobias Lichstein, AdOlph Hersh burg and MT. Skinner. But when the | judges made their comparisons it was found that F. c. Kline, the genial | junior member of the Cooper G. Black was far in the lead. MT. Cree then stepped forward and in a