Arizona republican., 1905-01-18


 GOT THE SADDLE-Simon Ackel was the fortunate man who secured the saddle belonging to R. G. Mitchell and which was raffIed. Mir. Mitchell. who was employed at the New York store as window trimmer, until his recent ill., ness, has gone to Duncan. Arizona.
 CHANCE OF LOCATION-E. w. Ballert who has been for some time with the Hub left recently to take charge of the boot and shoe depart ment of the company's store at Silver Bell Mrs. Ballert will remain here for week or until her husband gets set tied.
 BOUGHT A HoME-J. c. Tovrea, Who recently bought an interest in the Eureka meat market in this city, yes terday bought a fine residence. pro- perty through the agency of Allen Sz Wilson. The property was sold by C. II. SnidOw and consists of lot 10 in block of Seger's addition to the city Of Phoenix, on north Second avenue. The house upon this lot is a fine new six room brick structure, and being close in will make a comfortable and convenient home place. The consider ation was S25OO.
 ANNUAL MEETING-The stock
 
 Savings Bank & Trust Go. was held yesterday and the following named of ficers and directors were re- elected: C. r. Ainsworth, pres ident; Charles J. Hall, vice presi- dent and manager; Frank Ainsworth, cashier; w. w. Jones, assistant cash fer. The above named with w C. Eos ter, R. H. Greene and Harvey J. Lee. compose the board of directors. The bank is in a most prosperous condi- tiOn, has increased it's business great ly during the past year, and is now comfortably situated in it's new quar- ters on Center street near the post office.
 A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD On Tuesday afternoon and evening, Jan. 24, a most unique and enjoyable entertainment is promised the Phoe- nix public. The first overland limit ed will leave San Francisco (Res. M. O. BickneID at D. m. and every fif- teen minutes therafter. The first stop will be made at Mexico" where hot tamales will be served by bright eyed senoritas. From here a flying trip will be made to Japan by airship, thence the travellers will be taken to Germany" From here a side trip vii be made to Ireland" where every one will be afforded an opportunity to kiss the "blarney stone" Then home ward bound to our Ain Countree." Here east, south and west will be gathered to welcome you
 NEW ATIONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: United Bullfrog Mines com pany, capital stock, S1.0OO,O0O inco-> A nd (N Maxwell: Bullfrog Combination Min ing company, capital stock, $100O 900, incorpOrators same as above; Bullfrog Syndicate Mines company. capital stock, S1,000, 900, incorporatOrs same as above; The Ell1hOrn Gold Mining com pany of Bullfrog, capital stock, S1,- 10000, incorporators s. Camp, L. L. Patrick and E. T. Patrick; GOldfield Concordia Mining company, capital stock, s1,5OO,O00, incorporators H. Payne, A. H. Brackman and L. II Fiene; Tine Garland Oil company, ca pital stock. s1,OOO,O00 incorporatorg s1.CG0,0 900. incOrporators F. C. Gay, w.. 1T. Hawkins and J. Sutherland. TOO MANY CLOTHES-There is s1.cl 2 hing as a man being too pros porous and al Arizonian ought to be- ware of having too many clothes. Clothes are only good to wear and q man can't wear but one suit at a time. Sam Powell came to town the other day and bought railroad ticket which he laid away gently in the pocket of his moUu-cin shirt. He got to rub boring around at the white shirted legislators who were gathering in the city and thought it was up to him to do the elegant. When he is in Rome he always trys to adopt the customs of the Romans. So he bought fine Iaundered shirt with an immaculate