Arizona republican., 1905-04-08
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ITS STILL I'll ERE-MOSe DTach- man came to town yesterday morning. He put in the day apprising the people oI Phoenix of the existence Of Tucson and making known the excellence of the population. it's climatic advantages and the numerous chances for getting rich.
 RESIDENCE PROPERTY sOLD- Two realty transactions are reported through the agency of J. Ernest Walk CT. One was the purchase by Della E. Smith of George B. Biclnen, the residence property at No S68 north Fifth avenue. It is more specifically described as lot B of the Orchard Grove addition. There is a good four room brick house on the lot, the prop erty selling for $1.O50. The other sale was by F. NJ. MOgnett to William Evans and the property was lot q. block oe the Churchill addition. It is situated on the east side of First streeK The consideration was $40e
 MINERS ENJOINED-The last is sue of the Kingman Miner announces that there is a disqUieting labor aSi- tation on in the Blue Ridge district of AIohave county The storm center seems to be the Vivian mines owned by the German American CO. though
 
 neighborhood are affected. A dispatch from Kingman or the 5th announces that Judge Sloan has issued an injunc- ton restraining the members of the Western Federation and particularly the members of Vivian union, from in terfering with the working of the Fi- vian property, picketing the same or going upon it. or in any way intimidat- ing the men who are employed by or who seek employment from the Ger man American Go.
 FUNERAL OF THOMAS PULLEY The funeral of Thomas Pulley will be held this morning at 70 o'clock at the parIors of Mohn 2 Doris. MT. Pulley died at the Sisters hospital on March 31 after a very brief illness of pneumonia. He came here last fall with George KIotzbach when he re- turned from New York with the Greene race horses and was employed all winter at the Greene stables. MT. KIotzbach says he was good man and a good horseman. When MT. Klotzbach learned of his illness he had him taken to the Sisters hospital and secured a nurse and medical attention but it availed nothing and Mr. Pulley died the next day. He had no imme- diate family but his relatives reside at PhiIlipsburg. Y. J.. and the funeral has been delayed, pending instructions from them.
 NEW RATONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of tE,e county recorder yesterday: North Tonopah Develop ment company, capital stock. S1000,- GOO. incorporators D. 1T. Jackson, F. Lands and w w. Collin: Phygene Oil company. capital stock, $1,0O0, ,00O, in corporators D. D. FlanaS gan, L. J. Red hun and F. l.. Reyes: Thunder Noun tain and Big Creek Consolidated Min ing and Transportation company, capi- taI stock, 25.000, 900, incOrporatOrs J. Fl. AIorhardt g. 4. Powell and E. Vol colt: The GoIdfieId Victor Mining and filling company, capital stock, $1,OOO,- frN 5uo0rDOratO-s W. L. Dawson. E. F. Z ..detso. --I J. R. Froberg; Straits vile Impervious Brick company, capi- tal ctock, S5O,000, incOrpOratOrs E. Hardaw. 4. Rutledge. Jr., and A. F. Piper.
 GLOBE TRoTTERs-Doctor and Mrs. w. H. Ware, who were at the Ford hotel yesterday, might be termed Globe trotters though their trotting is not merely for the purpose of idle cu- riosity Dr. Ware is an army surgeon and lis duty calls him all over this country and the Philippines and all ! most everywhere the flag floats, Mrs. Wade attending him on most of his