Arizona republican., 1905-10-12

THE FIRST BOY-There was born l yesterday to Mrs. D. L. Conner, wife l of pr. Conner. a boy. The mother and babe are doing well.
 DATE CHANGED-The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon instead of Friday. as announced.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES-Rev H. NJ. Campbell of Pueblo will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sun day morning and evening. It is possi ble that MT. Campbell will succeed Dr. McAfee.
 BRACE OF ERS-Judge JOhnstCae yesterday had before him two Mexicans charged with drunken ness and disOrderly conduct. Jesus SandovaI and Jesus Oliveas were their names and each were sent to jail for seven days.
 BOARD MEETING PCSTPONED- The meeting of the live stock sanitary board called for the 17th, has been postponed for one week, or until OctO- ! Der A by reason of the inability of one ! member to be present on the date first ! named.
 INSPECTION OF MINING PROP | ERTY-Ed EiseIe and Leo Hoghe left l this morning for WickenbuTg, from
  1 property of the White Gold Mining 1 company. on a visit Of inspection. Both | are stockholders in hte corporation. THE QUAIL SEASON-Sunday the ! quail season will be open and to take ! advantage of the shooting several par | ties are planning to spend the day in | the river bottom. The number of quail | this year is said to be larger than any
 Of the past two seasons, due, no doubt, ! to the rains of last winter.
 l POLICE COURT-Yesterday was ! ladies day" in the police court and 1 three of them were on exhibition. So | cie Johnson, a Pima squaw, has not yet been tried. Jesus BaIdenegro and Q companion were arrested but released again. having shown the court that they already had their tickets bought for Prescott. It was deem=d best for Phoenix to let tHem go though it was really taking an unfair advantage of Prescott.
 BUSINESS AND soCIAL-The Ep- 1 worth League Of the M. '. church, South, will hold it's monthly business and social meeting this evening at 7:30 ! at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Marian, Fifth avenue and Monroe street. As this is the last meeting of | the conference year, it is very impOr- | ldllL that all IQ1iIDeLS llGEG IL BDl4l l to attend. There will be games and re- treatments after the business session; also a farewell offering.
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Articles of the following corporations were ! filed in the office of the county re- l corder yesterday: Black Diamond De | veIopment company, capital stock, S50O,00O Y, incorpOrators, \. J. Carey, A. W. Williams. and U. c. Page; Toi- | yabe Mining and Milling company, II capital stock, S1,0OO,O incOrporators, II J. R. Wilson and $. T. Pearson; Met \ ropolitan Improvement company, capi- !, tai stock, S1.OOO.0OO, Incorporates $. II F. Cross, W. J. Moore, and r. W. + Gross.
 Y PHOENIX FREIGHT - From the + amount of lumber received daily in | Phoenix over the two railroads it ! would seem that the building boom !. which has been on here for the past i three months is very likely to con \ tinue. Yesterday a car Of iath, two Y cars of shingles, and three cars of Y rough lumber were received. Lumber, r however, is but part of the inbound | freight Last night the Santa Fe i brought to town a car of soap, a car
 of potatoes, and two cars of canned II goods. The shipping records show that
 a car of potatoes lasts Phoenix two
 days, a car of canned goods a week,
 and a car of soap three weeks.
 TEACHERS WANTED Judge
 Layton, superintendent of public in