Arizona republican., 1905-04-13
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THE VAN WART ENTERTAiN- MENT-Ths elocutionary entertain ment to be given by MT. Van Wart at the Baptist church on Tuesday night has been postponed until to- night. A feature of the entertainment will be singing by Miss Ilo Harris and Mir Hildehran.
 OSTRICH SHOW PENs-The stock of goods at sales room of the Phoenix American ostrich farm in the capitol addition is packed and the sales room will be closed until next fall, but oW- ing to the impossible roads the birds will not he moved to their summer home until the first of next week ana consequently will be on exhibition un- , til that time.
 DRUNK AND FioHTlNe-J. Val enzuela and Juan Otero were before Justice Burnett yesterday for drunk enness and disturbance of the peace. Each of them was fined $7 and in the absence of the money they were sent to the county jail for as many days.
 FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY Mrs. May French Cooley will present scenes from Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab bage Patch" and "Lovey Mary" Thurs day. April 2Tth, at the First M. B. church. Of course Mrs. Cooley will be Mrs. Wiggs and the other parts will be taken by well known people of Phoenix and by children from the Jun for League. The proceeds will go to the Sunday school library.
 MAY RETURN TO CHl:IA-Lon You. Ch;naman wEo has lived in this city for the last twenty years. is in danger of deportation to Ci'ina. It is pretty well known or at least it is understood that he ava,led him self of the exclusion act by obtaining a chock gee. Where 1t is nobody knows and the manner of Lon You is so trucu- lent that the officers are losing pa tience with him so that he is now in the county jail. He is without his ctr- tificats and there is a suspicion that he has sold it. He attempts to of fer no satisfactory explanation of it's absence and when he was called upon by a deputy United States mar slal about it yesterday he called the officer names which did not beat well Ui!on his ear Lon You would not say that he had lost the certificate and at the same time he left the inference that it would be hard for him to produce.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Tallapoosa Development company. capital stock S1.OOO,O0O, in- corporators G. W. Lewis, J. A. Sven son and N. O. Starks; Mays Mining company, capital stock s2,5OO,OO0 in corporators T. J. Doyle, L. NJ. Disney and D. c. Horton; the Yellow Tiger Mining company, capital stocI, $1,500. 900, incorporators H. A. RfedeI, E. J. Amann and c. H. Miller; the Oriental Gold Mining and Smelling company. capital stock S1,0OO.O0O, incorpOrators A. Wheeler. John Bradford and Ed L. Perry; Goldfeld Fidelity Gold Mining company. capital stock $2,000, 900, in corporators Emil F. Steeger and NJ Mosher; the Tokop Consolidated Gold Meal Mining company, capital stock $1 00C. .""@. i7cOrporatOrs J. B. Hum phTey, Fred Seger. and W. H. Stepll- ems; Jenny Lind Mining and Dredg- ing company, capital stock $500 000, incorporators P. w. Owen, J. B. Rog- CTS and J. M. Shelton; Lida Queen MiHins company, capital stock S1,0OO,- O0O incorporators H. G. ComstOck and William J. Rule; Caliche San Domin- go Gold company, capital stock S3000 900, incorpOrators T. D. Halliwen. A. II. Patterson and Alex Smith; the Ea- wich Consolidated Gold Mining com pany, capital stock S1O00,00O. incor- porators James D. Sword and E. T. Patrick. szz