Arizona republican., 1905-12-30
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BUSINESS REMOVAL-Th Phoe- nix Abstract Title and Guaranty com pany was yesterday busy moving from their former location to new rooms in the basement of the Goodrich block, at the corner of Center and Washing ton.
 ARIZONA UNDERTAKERS- d meeting of the Arizona Funeral Di- rectors' association held in Phoenix yesterday H. NJ. Maus was elected president, J. T. Whitney. vice-presi dent, G. P. DriscoH, secretary, and A. L. Moore, treasurer. There was a fair -ly good attendance from different parts of the territory. The newly elected officers will serve for one year.
 THE SCHOOL OF MUSlC-For the purpose of registering new pupils who may desire to enter the Arizona School of Music for the winter term which opens January ?, the director of the institution will be at the school all this morning. and Monday morning be- tween the hours of 10 and II oclocK. Registrations may be made in any of the departments of the school Already large class is enrolled in the depart ment of languages for this feature of the school has proved very popular especially with visitors for the winter who are desirous of learning Spanish of which tongue the school has an eX- ceptionally competent instructor.
 THE RANDOLPH PROPERTY SOLD-ThrOugh the agency of R. Fl. Greene a sale was yesterday coasum- mated whereby I. T. Hosey became the owner of the c. c. Randolph property in Capitol addition. the consideration named being $4,25O The home and surrounding gardens have made the place known as one of the most desir able residences in the city. In all there are eight lots and the house is of ten rooms MT. Hosey recently arrived in the city from Mullen, Idaho. where for some years he has been engaged in various mining enterprises. His wife and family, however, spent the past two winters in Phoenix, and they will now make this their permanent home
 EPWORTH LEAGUE ELECTION-| A meeting of the Epworth league of the Central Methodist church was held last evening at the home of pr. H. A. Hughes and the following officers to serve the ensuing year were elected: Aaron P. White, president; Maud Os- born, first president; Mrs. c. w. McRae, second ce-president; Pearl Irwin, third vice-president; Mabel Harper, fourth vice. president; Miss Estelle Osborn, secretary, and Carrol O. Vinson. treasurer. Miss Margaret Alsap was chosen superintendent of the Junior League. The meeting was well attended and enjoyed by all. A short literary program was rendered after the business session.
 THE MINERS ORGANIZE - The organization of the Arizona Mining congress was completed at a meeting yesterday morning by the election of Charles M. Shannon, of Graham coun ty. president, Col. Epes Randolph, of Pima, epresident; c. H. Akers, of | MaricOpa, secretary, and w. H. Bro | phy, of Cochise county, treasurer. The | first annual meeting of the congress | will be held at Bisbee. The members | of the executive committee which or | ganized last night are E. A. Haggott, | of Yavapai; Lamar Cobb, Graham; A. | H. Smith, Mohave; s. l.. Gibson, Gila; | C. M. Clark, Maricopa; w B. Twitch- el, Pinal; Professor Forbes, Pima; MT. | w. c. Ralston. United States Marshal | Osborne, and Senator Vorhees, of Cal fornia, were made honorary members. The membership fee is $1, and there | will be an annual fee of ST. The an- nual meetings will be held on the sec ond Monday of April
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed . in the office of the county recorder yes- rerday: Nevada Mining company cap taJ stock S25O 0O0 iDcOrnOratorS T. II