Arizona republican., 1905-11-24

If -t should rain so as to prevent the meeting it will be held tomorrow night.
 SIGNING SUGAR BEET CON- I TRACTS-At the brick plant at Glen dale operations have been temporarily stopped by the rain but it is thought they will be resumed on Monday. The first car Of cement arrived yesterday and each day several cars of sand and gravel are unloaded having been ship ped from the river near here. The contracts for the planting of beets are being signed up by the ranchers who have apparently awakened to the fact that there is money to be made in the crop.
 RESIDENCE URGLARIZED-The residence of pr. H. J. Jessop, No. GAO North First avenue, was entered yes terday afternoon while the family was away from home, by some person who fears neither the ten commandments nor the territorial statutes. The visi- tor incidentally took away with him ladies hunting case gold watch, with Elgin works, and the black cord chain attached A pair of gold earrings is also missing. They were leaf shaped with pearls and tiger eyes in the cen ter. The matter was reported to the authorities but thus far there is hO clew to either the robbery or the whereabouts of the jury
 GET READY-Mr. Van der Veer says he still has room on his list for a few hundred more vacant apartments for the use of fair visitors and urges again that all who can accommodate guests even in a humble way, report their addresses to .lim at the board of trade room. His list, however, does not include any regular lodging houses so far and to them he offers the sug- gestiOn that they pull all the cots they had last summer out of the store houses and pile their bedding where it can be easily got so that on snort not ice they can fill their halls and other spare places with them if necessary. There is going to be a crowd of people here and some of them will want to sleep at least once or twice during the week.
 R. ALLYN LEWIS ACQUITTED A telephone message to Leslie Ruhart received yesterday afternoon from Tue son brought the information that R. Allyn Lewis, now of New York, but formerly of this city had been cleared in two cases growing out of the Inter-
 
 which institution he was one of the officers. The cases against Lewis were tried in the district court of Pima county on a charge of venue from No gales. In one case he was charged with making a misrepresentation in a report to a public official and in a sec ond case he was charged with em- bezzlement the case growing out of his hox of ha he cepted deposits when he knew the bank to be insolvent. Of both charges tho jury acquitted him the judge instruct ing that such a verdict be rendered. Subsequently the district attorney of Santa Cruz county moved for the dis missal of three other charges against Lewis of a similar character.
 NEW CORPORATiONS-Articlesof of incorporation of the following compa- nies were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Buff falo Stopper company, capital stock s1,000,000 incorpOrators R. Stock, P Warner and F. Silber; Mesa Roosevelt Stage company, capital stock S25,OOO, incorporators F. s. Shattuck, w. T. Smith and J. J. Fraser; Cooperative Meat company, capital stock $5OO,O0O incorporators J. T. Dunlap, c. M. Et ter, F. F. WhittOn, E. B. O'Neill and E. T. Ceilings; Summit Oil company, capital stock $200000, incOrporators L. c. Miller and N. O. Matler; the Golden Star Mining company, capital stock S1,00O,000, incorporators w. C.. K. Berlin, T. S. Bailey and A. Kings ley; the Goldfield Mutual Mining com pany, capital stock $1,000,000, incorpo- rators NJ. Moran and c. w. Jennison. were amended, making the capital stock assessable; another amendment fixed the stock at s1,000,000. The ar ticles of the Interstate Construction company were amended, increasing the capital stock to S2,5OO,000.
 MISS BREMEN'S CONCERT-A great deal of interest is being taken in the concert to be given by Miss Ida Bremen of Globe and a number of tal- ented local singers, in the Hardwick theatre on the night of the 27th. Miss Bremen is a young woman of rare ability, a life student of music and a real Arizona girl who has had the ad- vantages of study under some of the best New York instructors. Her list of paronesSes for the entertainment, is alone sufficient to warrant large au- dience as it includes many of the best musicians and leading society women of the city. Mrs. w. N. Tiffany, so- prano, MT. E. P. Wilson tenor, and Miss Mason instructor of the violin at the