Arizona republican., 1905-12-20
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ENROUTE HOME-Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Hill and daughter Margaret left for Roosevelt last evening, but will prob ably spend today in Mesa City.
 SUBJECT FOR PRAYER MEET ING-The subject for prayer meeting tonight at the NJ. E. church south will be How to Grow in Grace" After the prayer meeting there will be a brief church conference.
 NEW NoTARIES-Four new notar- ies public were commissioned yester- day as follows: Charles O. Matthews of Du Cuesne, Santa Cruz county; H. s. Ross Of Tombstone; Harrison Con rad of Flagstaff and George H. Thwaite of Globe.
 BUILDING DESERT RoAD-A large force of men is at work on the county road being built between Mesa and tie COldfield end of the Roose- welt road, to take the place of the former unsatisfactory desert trail There was about twelve miles of 1t that needed grading and leveling and over two thirds of the work is finished.
 IT'S BUSY TIME NOW-The real rush is now on at the postoffice and it is a case of line up and take your turn. The clerical force however is larger than ever before and better fa- cilities are provided for handling the business, so one does not have to wait a great while to be served unless he gets behind some person who is doing all his Christmas work at once.
 LONG CHANCES-Next to holding a political office, tree trimming is the most hazardous occupation in Ari- ;vo +lo+ al, tragic were reported yesterday. One is mentioned elsewhere and the other was that of a young man who fell out of an umbrella tree at the Star lodging house while engaged in topping the tree. He struck the ground in a bunch and badly hurt if he did. not break some of the bones in one hand. A HORSE RACE-The horse race between the Magnani horse and the Lopez mare, for a hundred dollars a side, was run yesterday afternoon as previously announced. though the re- suit did not seem to be a satisfactory one. It was 2 25O yard race and the Lopez mare won, though it was stated by some who saw the race that Mag nani's jockey threw him down and prevented his horse from winning, though the result was close.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of incorporation of the Virginia Consoli- dated Milling and Mining company, capital stock $1,250,OOO, incorporators P. Chew, T. B. Rains and G. M. Har- ris; The Ozark Uplift oil and Mining company, capital stock $5OO,OO0, in corporators A. M. Campbell, J. A. Hendrick and William Meyers; The National Umbrella Livery company, capital stock, S4OO,O0O, incorporators. c. F. Hink, H. B. Pointer and l. W. Snyder; West Kentucky Stone con- pany, capital stock, $150000 incorpor- ators, L.. Hayden, s. P. Giyens and H. R. Givens.
 RESPONDING NIcELY-Secretary Van der Veer reports that in response to the mention in yesterday mornings Republican of the accommodation list of rooms for rent. that he is arranging for the bureau of information for fair visitors. quite a number of new rooms were listed with him yesterday. He now has a list of some length but de- sires more. The list cannot well be too long for it is expected the accom- modations Of the town will be taxed during fair week. If the people who have rooms will continue listing them the remainder of the week the infor- nation bureau will prove a great sUc- cess. Attention is again called to the fact that there is no charge either to the householder O. the renter. It is a case of accommodation work entire ly, undertaken entirely for the benefit of visitors. And householders should