Arizona republican., 1905-10-21
eoINe TO sEA-Plans are being


 made by a number of hunters of this city and Tucson to make a trip into the country near the Salton sea and take advantage of the duck shooting said to be so plentiful in that section. It is possible the trip will be planned to follow the territorial tournament of gun clubs which is to be held in this city during the territorial fair
 MARICOPA DIRECTORS-Tne di- rectors of the Maricopa Canal com pany elected on Wednesday, held a meeting yesterday for organization. c. J. Hall was elected president and R. E. Miner secretary of the company Meetings of the directors of the Grand and Salt River Valley canal had also
 been called for yesterday but for some reason a quorum of the directors Of either company did not appear, hence there was no meeting.
 A DEATH AT SACATON-Thurs- day at Sacaton occurred the death of
 Mrs. Landers. wife of D. J. Landers. the master farmer at the Sacaton school. The body was brought to Phoenix late the evening of the same day and yesterday was buried in the ROsedale cemetery. Accompany ing the remains from Sacaten were the members of the family of the de- ceased, J. B. Alexander, Frank Wilkins and wife, Dr. A. F. Marden and M. Pickle. They returned to the reserva- tion last evening.
 A WELCOMING CONGREGATION The congregation of the First Meth odist Episcopal church is in a mood | of self-cOn graduation over the coming of a new pastor, Rev. MacLean, late ! of Ottawa, Kan, who arrived with his fn rrngt | heard of him, and of his eloquence
 and it was known that his station at | Ottawa was one of the most desirable | of the state. But the members of 1 his congregation now believe that what they heard was not all, that MT. | MacLean is a better preacher than even he was reported to be.
 | A TEXAS EVANGELIST-It is 1 probable that Rev. Abe Mulkey of ! COrsicana. Texas, will come to Phoe- nix to hold a seri, of servi .es. Mir.
 MuIzey has lately attracted a great deal of attention throughout the south | and also throughout the north by his forcible manner of spreading the gos- pei. In a way he occupies a position | similar to that of sam Jones in the | religious world nearly a quarter of a | century ago. A petition urging him ' to come to Phoenix is being circulated
 and signed by all who have ever heard of this evangelist.
 tV TIONS-Articles of | the following corporations were filed ! in the office of the county recorder | yesterday: Fidelity Bullfrog Mining | company, capital stock s1,5OO,OO0, in corporatOrs J. $. McKenney, G. R. Hurley and B. H. Shaftels; the South | ern Engineering company capital stock, s50O.OO0, incorpOratOrs E. Peltz, J. P Williams and w. J. Rouse; A. L. & H. Mining company, capital stock l S750,0 ,00O, incOrporatOrs L. J. Ross and H. B. Chapman; w. J. Morgan and company, capital stock S2500O0, incor- pOrators w. J. Morgan and F.. R. Nor gan; the Consolidated Willow Mining company, capital stock S50O,0O0, incor- porators w. J. Morgan and w. F. Mills; Pratt Consolidated Mines com pany, capital stock $2,0OO,OOO, incor- porators Roy s. Goodrich and L. H. Goodrich
 THE BAND Beginning Sunday evening the band concerts will be held promptly at o'clock in order that they may be closed before the evenings get too cool for comfort. AN EYELESS CHICKEN-At the home of Charles Burroughs, 1138 East Monroe street, there was matched out several days ago a brood of chickens one of which it has been suggested might be added to the curio exhibit at