Arizona republican., 1905-10-26
SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur

 veyor- general has approved the off cial survey of the Niagara and eleven other lodes mining claims. situate in the Warren mining district, COchise county The survey is designated as survey No. PIP and is claimed by the Portage Lake and Bisbee Development company. of Bisbee.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporation of the Alaska Cold Stor- age company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $2,GOO,OO and the in corpOrators are V. L. Clark, w. w Jones, and c. A. Mintz. Articles were also filed of the Little Kingdom Min ing company. The capital stock is S1O,- O00.OOO, and the incorpOrators are $. Q. Prescott and J. B. Shaw.
 PRIZE CHICKENS-C. B. Wood in charge of the poultry department of the territorial fair. is receiving com munications from different parts of the country inquiring if entries in that department are to be confined to this territory. He has replied that it makes no difference where the chickens come from. The idea is to get together the best collection of prize chickens possi- ble. They will all have a whack at the prizes.
 HELPED A PHOTOGRAPHER OUT-AIiss Roberta Varneu of San Antonio, Tex, arrived in Phoenix yes terday morning and will spend the winter here visiting her relatives, MT. and Mrs. I. T. Sparks. of South Center street Miss VarneIl is a noted beauty, and during a recent contest of pnOtOg- raphers of Texas it was a likeness of Miss Varnell with which one of the artists won a first prize.
 M. E. SOUTH CONFERENCE-A delegates from Arizona, Rev. Robert E. Wright and Dr. H. A. Hughes left last night for Redlands, where they will attend the annual conference of the South Methodist church for Arizona and southern California. Rev. GOvette left Tuesday evening. Bishop Morrison will preside over the deIib- eratiOns of the conference, which will name all of the preachers for the churches in this territory for the en- suing year.
 LABORERS WANTED-A letter has been received at the office of the county treasurer from Charles Lee. of the Buckeye country, saying that there is a great demand for labOrers in that part of the country and they are hard to get. He is offering S3O a month and found" for a man who can work on a farm and knows something about milking. Even if he does not know and is willing to learn, he will be employ ed and MT. Lee will show him how to milk without any charge for lessons.
 A SUCCESSFUL BEAR HUNTER MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Bates have returned from California and will make Phoenix their. home. MT. Bates was a single man when he left here and very much of a sportsman. His favCrite pursuit was hunting bears. but he couldn't catch one in Arizona. so he went to California, where the bear is honOred by recognition on the state seal believing it would be a de- sirable hunting ground. At San Rafael he found Miss Bear. a cousin of Mrs. Alex Rheinstine of this city, led her to San Francisco and married her.
 BROKE HIS PROMISE - Judge Johnstone had several cases to dis pose of yesterday. Ramon RObles and Ignacia Florez were sent to jail for seven days for drunkenness. Refugio Ordunio and Diego April each paid fines of $7, and Andrew Garcia was sent to jail for twelve days. The last | named offender had been before the | court the previous day and had been | sentenced to serve seven days in jail, | but on the promise that he would at | once leave town and go to work on a job that ne said was awaiting him, |