Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

: A BOY BABT-C. A. Lawrey, pianist
of the GCunOd orchestra is rejoicing in
the arrival Sunday night, at his home
in University addition, of a fine baby
boy.
. FINE QUINCES-W. H. Wilky, who
resides twelve miles northwest of the
city, yesterday brought to the board
of trade the finest kind of a sample
lot of ounces. He don't know the
name but they are so. good they don't
need a name.
BOOSTING THE FAIR-Superin-
! tendent Clark of the territorial fair has
secured $50 pasteboard tubes, which
will be used to send out posters for
the territorial fair, to postmasters in
towns where the regular advertising
/ representatives of the fair will not be
able to call. They will be accompan-
led by letters requesting that they be
posted in conspicuous places.
! CHANGE OF CUSTOM-It is just as
we'll TO announce for the convenience
! of the public, that the street cars have
( ceased the custom of stopping at the
crosswalk in front of the court house.
! Those desiring to ride should go to
| the street intersection as elsewhere and
avoid the embarrassment a gentleman
was subjected to yesterday, of waiting
fifteen minutes for a car and then hav-
ing iii go by him with a naughty look
on its face which said it didn't care
whether people rode or walked.
LAND OFFICE ESS-The
"falI trade" of the land office is usual
" a little more brisk than at any other
season for it is then that those con-
templating the patenting of their mines
or proceeding to do So hurry things
up in order to get their titles before
the year closes to avoid the necessity
of doing annual assessment work. So
far this month there have been nine ap-
plications for patent for mineral lands
and twenty-fOur entries in completion
of former applications. There have al
so been nine homestead entries. 1t may
be said that the fall rush has begun
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
The United States civil service COM
mission announces that an examina-
ton will be held on November to Sc
cure eIigibles from which to make GER
tification to fill vacancies as they may
occur in the position of railway mail
clerk in twenty-five states and terri
tories including Arizona. On November
there will be an examination for the
position of interpreter of Roumanian,
Polish, Lithuanian, Russian, German.
and Magyar in the immigration ser
vice.
DONOHUE EXILED-J. Donohue
was before Justice Burnett yesterday
for drunkenness and disturbance of
the peace the day before. Donohue adj
mitted all that had been said against
him, but he urged that he was an in
frequent visitor and that it would be
a long time before he repeated his !
visit to the court. Besides, he had a !
job of work somewhere awaiting him |
He was taken at his word and ordered |
to move. F. Lopez was sent to the Jail !
for seven days for disturb ance of the |
peace.
NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles
of the following corporate were |
filed in the office of the county re- |
cOrder yesterday: Square Deal Mining |
and Development company, capital |
stock, 100000, incorporators, G.. J. /
Scheinfurth and F. e. Wire; Cold |
field White Horse Mining and Milling |
company, capital stock, 100000, in
and c. NJ. Ritter; Lucky T. Mining
company capital stock, $3.50, 600, incor-
poratOrs. J. E. Graham, II. ]. Cronin,
and E. S. Jennings; Frisco Oil compa-
ny, capital stock, $1,5OO,0OO, incorpo-
ratoIs, H. I. Reynolds, V. G. Miller, and I
G. S. Crump; Oak Grove Live Stock
and Poultry company, capital stock |
$25O,O0O, incorporators J. T. Mills, ]. V. I
Kingman, and w. E. Peters.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS-Th |
board of governors of the Water Users