Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
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turned yesterday morning from their
 summer vacations in the east.
 A POSSIBLE RESIDENT-Chas. F. Flight of Mt. Pleasant, Mich, arrived in the city yesterday He will stay at least during the winter MT. Flight is a jeweler and may decide to locate in Phoenix.
 WOMAN'S CLUB-There was a very well attended and highly entertaining meeting of the WOman's club in the Curio museum yesterday afternoon. that now being the regular meeting place of the society.
 STOOD IN THE WAY OF PRO- GRESS-The building which has for years been used as a grocery store and located at 236 East Washington street is being torn down with a view of erecting a more modern structure on the site.
 RETURNED FOR THE WINTER E N. Jenkins, manager for the Wiley B. Allen Go. returned yesterday from the north where he has been spending the summer. He has been doing a big business in pianos and will now de- vote himself to the business of the firm in Phoenix.
 NORTHERN FREIGHT-As a fair estimate of the immense amount of freight which is being brought into the territory and handled by the $. F. r. & P. road it will be of interest to know that the train leaving Ash Fork yes terday morning consisted of sixty load cd cars. Several of them were con- signed to points along the route be- tween here and Ash Fork, but the ma jor portion came into Phoenix.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of
 incorporation of the Golden Shield
 
 flee of the county recorder yesterday
 The capital stock is $125,OOO, and the incorpOrators are P. w. Dargin. L. A.
 Burrell and c. W. Justin. Articles were
 also filed of the Nevada Gold Butte
 Mines company. Limited, with capi-
 tai stock of $75, ,000. The incorporators
 are L. H. BeasOn, A. B. Greeson, and
 F. H. Cook.
 SUIT ON BONDS-Two more suits growing out of the contracts of Fifield
 & Gallagher were filed in district court yesterday by the United States for the
 benefit of creditors of the defunct
 firm. The defendant is the Pacific
 Surety company The benficiary of the
 first action is the Valley Lumber com pany. and that of the second, the Go sart Plumbing company. The Valley Lumber company had two separate transactions with Fifield & Gallagher
 One was in connection with the con tract on the Indian school work in
 which there is due S4S4.2S. The other
 claim of $1,3S5.5S is for material fur nished the firm on the Whipple con tract. The claim of the Gosart Plumb ing company is $1,536.68.
 DESTROYED AGAIN-The ancient city of Pompeii was destroyed again last night by another eruption of Mt
 Vesuvius near the corner of Fifth and Washington streets. The entertainment was equally as pleasing as the night before and many went the secorid time. The scene of destruction is so vividly picturesque one does not tire of seeing it many times in succession though the spectacular marches and athletic performances were necessarily a repetition. And the fireworks are al ways good with many new features at each display so that those who come the second time have much of novelty to amuse them while the beauty of the illumination is never tiring in it's kalei- doscopic changing that embraces all the colOTs of the rainbow. It is a good show and it was well patronized.
 A MUSICAL PRODIGY notices have been received announcing the coming to Phoenix at an early day of Miss Ernestine Lulley. a musical wonder. Miss Lulley is an Arizona girl having relatives in Nogales and being known as the Arizona Marvel ous Magnet" It is said that she was formerly cathedral organist to King Kalakaua at Honolulu. Her special talent lies in being able to play entire ly from memory, easily mastering with the ear. the most difficult music. which she renders as the audience may de- i mand. She has a repertoire of 335 pieces, which she plays from memory and among them are about twenty of her own compositions. The others are from the classics of all countries. Beside the productions of many of the greatest music writers of the world her list includes nearly all 1 the old and new popular songs of this l country and English, Irish, Scotch and I other ballads and many Spanish and and Hawaiian songs. Her re- pertOire in fact is limited not by the difficult music of any country but on ly by the time she has in which to de- vote herself to it, for she can master anything she hears.
 JUMPED AccOUNTS-By author ity of the governor, Auditor Wesley Hill yesterday --'~01 out S1,492.95 of territorial indebtedness, by an entry in 1 his books that only took minute and did not cost a cent That is he wiped it out unless the territOry's creditors | become more ~nvio'-- to collect. The | explanation of this rather unusual pro ceeding follows: There has been car ried on the books of the auditor from time immemOrial or at least since be- fore 1900, an old balance under the heading of outstanding warrants. to $1.492.95. This may be for a single claim or '4 -- the aggregate of numerous claims, but whatever it is there is no book record of what claims the amount represents or to whom the warrants were issued. It is an old account that has been handed down for years as a debt against the territory, and no one has presented the warrant Or warrants for il. There is DO more knoWledge of