Arizona republican., 1905-11-08
GONE TO YuMA-John Lambertz

 who has been here for the last two months left last night for Yuma where he will take charge of the Yuma band as director. MT. Lambertz is talent ed musician and visited Phoenix once before about two years ago. His father and brother reside here.
 NEW CORPORATION - Articles of incorporation of the New York and Canadian Molybdenite company were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday. The capital stock is $5O0.000 and the incorporators are J. c. Phillips and Lysander Cassidy. Ar ticles were also filed of the Nevada Mines company with a capital stock of S1, ,000, ,000. The incorporators are +. w. Harmon, B. K. Gillespie and F. H. Benham.
 THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME The city council yesterday in private conference, requested the city attorney, Roy H. Goodrich, to deliver in their behalf. the address of welcome to the delegates and members of the federa- tion of woman's clubs, who are to as- semble in Phoenix on the 22nd. MT. Goodrich is very good speaker, having demonstrated that fact in the last poli- 
 young man and has not been adver- tised as a spell binder. Having heard nothing to the contrary it is assumed that he will accept the honor.
 DISAPPOINTMENT most dis appointed men in town yesterday were N. C. Webster, Hi Eldred, Jake Miller. John Norton and Joe Monihan. After reading yesterday mornings Republi- can they jumped to the conclusion that Acting Mayor Moss would deliver the address of welcome before the federa- tion of Woman's clubs, and applied at once to both the Phoenix theaters to have boxes reserved for them in the event this program went through. They were engaged in buying up the output of all the local rose gardens when they learned that MT. Moss was out of the running.
 REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING A meeting of the Phoenix Real Es- tate board was held yesterday after noon at which a general discussion was had of the outlook for the ap- preaching winter Several firms have signified a desire to ally themselves with the board and that these and any other firms may be extended an invitation to join, a committee was appointed to solicit new members. A second committee was appointed to visit the city council and ascertain the exact status of the Carnegie library gift and the cause of the delay in talk ing definite action. Most of the mem bers were enthusiastic over the prog ress the board had made since their organization and anticipated a good year for all the members during the ensuing twelve months. The work of the board of trade and the literature which they are distributing was prais- ed.
 AN ANTI-JOINTURE WORKER Secretary Cleary of the Anti-Joint Statehood league, yesterday received letter from former Governor Mur- phy making suggestions regarding the anti-statehood campaign and urging the greatest activity by the friends of the territory. In the opinion of Govern or Murphy, the proper thing to do now is not to dwell too much on the wealth and population of the territory and its fitness for statehood alone, but to endeavor to point out to congress the irremediable damage which would be done to the territory by jointure. The wealth of Arizona, Governor Mur- phy said, has already been made use of by Senator Beveridge in his argu- ments in his subsidized press to snow that Arizona has wealth which New Mexico needs. Governor Murphy dur ing his residence in the east has been busy making anti-joint statehood ar guments wherever he has been and in distributing literature on the subject.