Arizona republican., 1905-11-29
CALLED BY ILLNESS

CALLED BY iLLNESS-Dr. L. D. Conner left on this mornings s. F. P. & P train for Albuquerque, in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the very serious illness of his brother, Dr. c. H. Conner, who is suffering with typhoid fever. WATER COLOR ExHIBIT-A beau tiful water color painting entitled Christmas weather" by Mahlon FL liott, an Indiana landscape painter, is shown in the window of the postoffice curio store. The picture is. clump of old beech trees surrounded by a winter ! landscape that looks cold and far from home in snowless Arizona. MT. Elliott is making some water color sketches of familiar scenes about Phoenix which will be on exhibition at the Curio store sometime before Christmas. NEW CORPORATION - Articles
 of the following corporations were
 filed in the office of the county re-
 corder yesterday: Edinburg Mining
 company, capital stock, $50.0e0, incor-
 porators, J. J. Anderson and T. Me Crosky; Knickerbocker Gold Mining
 company, capital stock, $1,000,000, in-
 corporators, V. A. McDonald, H. F..
 Conklin, and M. F. Lee. The articles
 of the St. Croix Securities and Devel-
 opment company were amended in-
 creasing the capital stock to S2,o0O,-
 900.
 ATTENTION, co. B N. G. A.-Ow- ing to Thanksgiving day falling on the regular drill might for the company, its members are requested to appear promptly at o'clock this Wednesday evening Special orders have been re- ceived, regarding the review by the governor and competitive drills dur ing the fair, and little instruction s necessary in the matter of clothing and drill for that occasion. Any former members of the company are invited to be present that night, who would be willing to turn out with the company for the fair.
 BETTER FOR ONE DEPART MENT-There is one department of the territorial fair which will be all the better for the postponement and that is the poultry section. A great many owners of fancy birds in Cali fornia have signified a desire to bring their prize winners here and some of them intended to do so immediately after the San Francisco show, which closes this week. That show will be followed, though. by many other poul- try shows in other parts of the state, so that most of the birds will be taken to one or another of them. By Christ mas week all the coast shows will be over and there will be nothing in the way of bringing the chickens to Phoe nix.
 DEATH OF A VlSITOR-Bert Champ died Monday noon after short illness at the home of Charles T. Walters, 1904 East Washington street. He was a half brother of E. s. Leonard, who is a brOther-in law of MT. Walters. MT. Champ came here from Columbus about two weeks ago to visit his brother, and though not very strong, was not believed to be sick man. Enroute he contracted bilious fever, which he was unable to shake off after his arrival, though his condition was not considered alarming. A few days ago MT. Leonard went to Los Angeles on business and is ex- pected home this morning if the rail- road should be open. On Sunday MT. Champ became much worse and con- tinued to decline until his death Mon day noon. The body is being held pending the return of MT. Leonard, when it's disposition will be decided upon, but most likely it will be sent east for interment The dead man was 32 year old and unmarried, but leaves a mother living in Columbus.