Arizona republican., 1905-11-16
NEW NOTARIES-

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kibbey
yesterday granted nOtarial commits =
sions to H. B. Hanna of Wendendale
and c. L. Brown of Yuma, both in
Yuma county.
MILL RUNNING-George Hamlin
came in from the Relief mine yester-
day. He says the mill is running now
and probably will continue to do so
without cessation.
TAHITI LIMES-W. NJ. Ward, one
of the most successful growers of cit
rus fruits in this valley, yesterday
brought to the board of trade room a
sample of Tahiti lines which he says
have produced we'll on his ranch this
season. They are nearly twice as large
as the ordinary lime, or almost as big
as = lemon.
A VERDICT FOR NELSsEN-Ia
In the case Peter Nielsen brought
against the Salt River Canal COM
pany to recover $3.50 an alleged over
charge made by the company on the
sale of water to him for the winter, a
jury brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff in the amount sued for. The YER
dict was returned late last evening and
although notice of appeal was not
given it is understood the defendant
will carry the case 10 the district
court.
WINTER VlSITOR-W. H. Hawkins
of st. Louis. who spent last spring in
Phoenix and the summer in Denver
has returned and will probably spend
the winter here. Mr.. Hawkins came
west out of respect to his physicians
who said he was a sick man but he is
trying real hard to convince them Of
their mistake and is making a pretty
good showing on his side of the argu-
ment. Nobody assumes that he is an
invalid until after he presents his Gre
dentials.
OUNTRY POSTOFFICES-T
postoffice business in Arizona is grow
ing splendidly which is a good indica-
ton Of the general prosperity of the
territory. But there is no bluff about
it and Uncle Sam keeps looping off the
dead branches of his postofice tree
wherever he finds one. The latest is
the Lochiel postofice in Santa Cruz
county, notice of the adjustment of
which was received at the governors
office yesterday. Information was also
received, of the appointment of F. L.
Ingle as postmaster at Bellemont in
Coconino county.
NEW CORPORATIONS Ad
Astra Gold Mining company, capital
stock, $4,000 900, incorporators H. NJ.
Wisler, H. E. Moore and H. c. Viles;
the Huertadania Mining company,
capital stock $4,000, incorporators
H. A. Neeb, ]. G. Butler and w. c.
Lilley; the Consolidated Reduction
company, capital stock 100000, incor-
pOrators w. S. Wagner, ]. A. Auburn
and E. G. Gessmer; Dead River Min
ing company, capital stock S1,0OO,OOO,
incorporators j. NJ. Walling, ]. w.
Morrill, and r. S. Giles; the Yuran
company, capital capital stock $1,000
900, incorporators E. Goldman and NJ.
E. Nicholson; the William Crump Hay
and Grain company, capital stock
IS, 900, 900, incorporators w. P. Crump,
V. F. Crump and j. n. Crump.
FIRST ONSES-Secretary Van
der Veer of the board of trade was
yesterday called upon by a few people
who were willing to list their spare
rooms with him for the accommodation
of visitors to the fair. While there is
no great hurry just now, those who
can possibly arrange to furnish sleep
ing accommodations to any number of
people, whether one or a dozen should
report next week if not before, to Mr..
Van der Veer and have their addresses
put on the list. Phoenix will have a
crowd during the fair and it is up to
the people generally to see that the
visitors are cared for No expense goes
with the listing, either to householder
or visitor. 1t is a labor of accommo-
dation purely. Householders should
leave at time of listing the price they
expect to receive for their rooms.