Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-18

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KELVIN MINING ACTVITY-E.
r. Stafford, superintendent of the Arf-
IONA Pacific Copper company, spent
yesterday in Phoenix on business. He
says the district in which his company
| is operating near Kelvin is unusually
active for this time of the year, and
that several prospects have recently
been examined by parties from the
east with a view of beginning work
on a large scale. on the property he
is working three shifts are still at
work and operations will not cease I'M
til the LOCO foot level has been reach
ed.
PROTESTED AGAINST JOINT
URE-Concerning an editorial which
appeared in The Republican yesterday
regarding the action of the Methodist
Episcopal conference at Yuma, based
on a printed copy of the resolutions
adopted there, and which copy it ap-
pears was incomplete, Rev. S. J. Ros-
ers, superintendent of missions in
forms The Republican that the con-
ference actually passed a resolution
protesting unanimously against a
jointure. A copy was forwarded to the
New Mexico English mission at Sill
Yer City, asking that they also take
action on the same resolution.
NEW CORPORATIONS 80 Articles
of the following corporations Wee
filed in the office of the county re-
corder yesterday: The Dry Process
Ore Reduction company, capital stock.
500, 600, incOrporators, e. Good, Z. NJ.
Taylor, and H. G. Thompson; The
American Nation Development compa-
ny, capital stock, $1.00O,00O, incorpo-
rators, c. D. Glenn, J. 3. Odair, and G.
Berry; Death Valley Gold Mining and
Milling company, capital stock, So,
100000, incorporators, b. Y. Dawson,
c. F. Cabeen and I. F. Dawson. The
articles Of the Ida GoldfieId Mining
company were amended, fixing the
capital stock at S2.50O,OO0
COUNTRY CLUB MEETING-The
annual meeting of the Country club for
the election Of a new board OF direct
ors will be held next Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the club house.
This club is one of the most import
ant social organizations of the city
during the winter months, for it is not
only the source of a great deal Of plea
sure for the home people but affords
considerable enjoyment to tne winter
tourists. 1t is expected that this year
that class will be represented here
more largely than during any previous
season, wherefore the increased i'm
pOrtance of the club. It is requested
that all members remember the date
and turn out to the election.
FL PASO'S SECOND GAME FL
PasO won the second of the series of
games being played with the Phoenix
base ball nine, the final score being Is
to Z. A small crowd was in attendance,
but the enthusiasm was pronounced.
French, Edmonds and Delgardo was
the battery for the visitors. and Ia
Dor, DelgaIdo, and Loman held down
the points for the locals. Tomorrow
viii be ladies' day and on admission
for any lady attending will be charg-
ed. An unusually large crowd is ex-
pected. owing to the fact that Hart
well will pitch for Phoenix. Loman
will again be behind the bat and Starr
and Edwards will be the battery for
the visitors. 1t is possible that fourth
game will be played Thursday
LITERARY MEETING-The Ep-
worth league of the Central NJ. Z.
church tomorrow evening at s p. IN.
esting and instructive literary meeting
in the Sunday school room of the
chuch tomorrow evening at s p. m.
The program consists of special songs,
recitaUOns, q. debate Resolved that an
education is more to be desired than
wealth." and the reading of the Ep-
worth Bugle, the local leagues off
cial organ This viii be a special con-
ference edition of the paper and is
quite long and full OF instructive as
well as funny articles. The meeting
will be under the direction of the third
vice president, Miss Leah Irvine.
Friends of the league and strangers !
in the city are especially invited to be
present and enjoy the evening with
the league-s.
FOUR CONVICTS-Tne result of
last weeks court session in Graham
was the sentencing Of four men
Francisco Leibas who killed
w. c. Warren last July, pleaded guilty
to murder and was sentenced for life.
George Thompson, who killed his
brother-in-law, A. r. Snyder as the
rigating ditch on the Blue river was
to fifteen months. The SEN
tence was light for the reason that he
made some Roadway in his evidence
for the self defense theory. TObe
Lacey who was charged with cattle
stealing was given two years. A Mex
lean named Lopez was sentenced for
two years for resisting an officer. The
case of Harry Pryor, charged with as
sault with intent to kill was contin-
ued until next term of court. Pryor
is the man who stabbed J. E. Carpen-
ter with a miners candlestick, in Sep
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