Arizona republican., 1905-12-02
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THE LINE IS OPEN The first car 1 of the line between Five Points and | Six Points run through last night and
 a regular service will begin this morn | ing. No doubt many will visit the fair | grounds this afternoon to see the 1 horses go for the track is getting in- | to fair condition. Superintendent Nit 1 chell of the street railway company 1 said last night that it had not been l decided yet whether the service would
 be forty minute or fifty minute, but he | was inclined to think it would Do the ] former. The service will be extended [ into the fair grounds some time next
 week.
 THE MULkEY MEETINGS-Gr preparations are in progress at the Central Methodist church for the meetings to be conducted by the Rev Abe Mullxey. of Texas. Choir prac-
 tice is going on necessarily and at a meeting last night several new songs
 were added. The meetings will begin
 on December 8. Arrangements have
 been made with the NJ & P. road to
 run special trains on the nights Of
 December 12 and 15 from Mesa and
 Tempe. Rev. Harold Govette will visit
 the south side today to work up a stin
 greater interest in the meetings. The
 only problem now in connection with
 the meetings is room, but as much
 as possible will be made by throwing
 all the rooms of the church into the
 big auditorium.
 Cook yesterday returned from Pres
 colt. The rest of the winter MT. Cook
 will remain with his Phoenix jewelry
 horse
 shipments of goods have been steadily arriving at the Cook jcwelry store, consisting of stock selected for holiday and regular trade by MT. Cook on his extensive trip through eastern mar ketS during the summer Notable among the goods are many cases of beautiful rings, Q. great many novelties in silver ware and an especially strik- ing lot of ndpainted China, consti- l tuting the largest stock the store has ever carried MT. Cook is enthusiastic | regarding the great future of Phoe- ] nix. During his summer travelling he says he has found no place that looks | so full of immediate possibilities as l Phoenix
 NEW CORPORATIONS = Articles of the following corporations were fil- | ed in the office of the county recorder. yesterday: The Anna Tasker Mining, | Milling and Tunnel company, capital | stock, $1,500,000, incorporators, M L. Barrett and A. H. Bixler; Pana,niIt | Gold Mining company, capital stock. S1,OO0,00O, incorporators, A. SPotswo0l, l.. Russell and c. H. Hoffer; "a Her radura Plantation company, capital stock, $75,000, incorpCrators, ". w. Trigg, c. Stanley and I. J. Truman: Southern California Cement company. capital stock, s200,000, incorporators. J. C. Martin, G. L. Estabrooks and R. $. Haverstock; Liberty Mining com pany, capital stock, S1,00O, 900, incorpo- rators, D. w. Whiting, U. Thomas, and $. w. Beatty; American Shelters Exploration Mining company capital stock, $25,000,00O, incorporators, B. Sheldon and l.. P. Crowell; Boston Mexican Mines company, capital stock SlOOOO,OOO, incorporators R. w. Specht and A. H. Henderpook
 TT ALL LOOKS GOOD-M J. Whe- Ian is in the city from Prescott, where he is interested with others in the op- erations going on at the Mark Twain md Eightysix mines. He has thor ,ughly inspected the properties and says there are excellent showings in 1 . he recent workings and everything ' ooks promising for the future. Mr. Nhelan also expressed himself as very much pleased with Phoenix and eX- )ects to remain here a few days.
 THE MAILS - There was put q mall mail from the east via the Santa 'e yesterday morning and that was me day behind time. There was from