Arizona republican., 1905-12-28
A WICKENBuRG VISITOR. -L

A WICKENBURS VISITOR. - L.. Bardett, who has a fine ne wquarry of building stone four and half miles from Wickenburg, is visiting in the city.
 MISSIONARY MEETING. - The Women's Home Missionary society of the First M. E. church will hold its regular meeting in the church parlors Thursday the 2Sth at 2:30. All are most cordially invited to attend.
 A MOVER OF STOCk.-John T. Cameron of California, who has been buying stock all over this territory. New Mexico and a part of Texas for great many years, arrived in the city yesterday. Though he is still a middle aged man he is an old timer in the Salt River valley.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Ava Mann and Lola r. Cartwright; C. IT. Berkshire and Rcbecca Carmey. The latter couple was married by Probate Judge Phillips at his office in the af- ternoon and the judge officiated at the wedding of the former, which took place last night at the nome of the brides parents in the Cartwright neighbOrhOOd.
 THE GOVERNoR'S REPOkI.-For some reason the printed copies for distribution of the report of Governor Kibbey to the secretary of the interior have not yet been received though or dinarily the reports reach here early in November The Republican some time ago received from the govern ment printing office a proof of the re- port but no intimation has yet reached the governors office as to when the copies will be forwarded. There has been as usual a demand for them from all parts of the country.
 KEEPING A TAB ON EARTH QUAKES.-Judge E. P. Mccormick, The Republicans Cave Creek cOrre- spondent, the postmaster there, and the justice of the peace for that pre- cinct, has opened a correspondence with the United States Geological Sur Vey with the object of procuring a seismograph. When that instrument is once set up under the watchful eye of Judge Mccormick it will have to be a pretty smooth earthquake that can sneak up on this community and sneak away again without detection The seismograpn is a very useful tool: it not only indicates the presence of the temblor but keeps an accurate rec ord of it's movements that it cannot get away from in after years.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday: The Royal Monte yuma Mining company, capital stock S1, ,OOO, incorporatOrs J. T. Chase, J. L. Smith ard L. H. Harwood; The Sunday Lode Mining company, capi tai stock $500,000, incOrpOrators A. Graham, B. K. Stabton and c. A. Crane; Vincennes Arizona Copper company, capital stock $2,50O,000, in- cOrporatOrs G. M. Fowler, T. Cornell and R. s. Goodrich; Sparks Gold Min ing company, capital stock $1,00O,000, incorpOrators J. P. Sparks, w. B. Brain and L. +. Rhuart. The articles of the Manchester Coal company were amended, fixing the capital stock at $1, 900. .OOO
 CHRISTMAS IN THE JAIL.-In the excitement attending and following Christmas the services at the county jail have been overlooked. They were conducted by the w. c. T. U. following a custom established several years ago. The prisoners joined heartily in the songs that rang through the cOrri- dor and attracted crowds in the streets. Short addresses were made by Dr. Maclain and Miss Clifton and Miss Broadbooks. Solos were sung by Miss Todd and a little child. At the close of the services baskets of fruit were distributed among the prisoners. The w. c. T. U. had a lively time at