Arizona republican., 1905-03-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE COUNCILS DANcE-The dance to be given by the legislative council will take place at O'NefH hall tonight The function is compliment tary to Governor Kibbey. It will be attended by all the members of the legislature and their friends and will be the most brilliant affair of the sea son.
 MERIT RECOGNIZED-Hon M. J. Nugent of the council yesterday pre- sented to each of the over-worked and under-paid lady. clerks of that body a ticket to the Elks' minstrel show. One ticket itself, it is true does not cost great deal, but the aggregate of MT NugentS outlay was enormous. Now some philanthropist of the house should see that the poor lady clerks of that body are not debarred from the show
 MRS. IRA p. SMITH KILLED The Los Angeles papers publish a story of the killing of Mrs. Ira P. Smith at Willowbrook a suburb of Los Angeles last Thursday She was struck by a Long Branch car going at the rate of fifty miles an hour. She had just stepped from south bound car in the way of the car coming from the opposite direction. She was hor- ribly mangled. That. was the second accident of that kind there within twentyfour hours. MT. and Mrs Smith had for some time been living at Eureka, Cal.
 THE SUPERVIsoRs-There was regular meeting of the board of sup ervisors yesterday. Very little busi- ness aside from the auditing of cur rent bills came up. Representatives of the Citizens League appeared before 1 Fo, animation of the books of all the county officers. the expense of the ex- Animation to be paid out of the county funds. The members of the board. how ever, informed the committee that the bill for the creation of the office of public examiner had passed the lower house of the legislature and would probably pass the council Tn any event the fate of the bill would be made known within two weeks Should the bill pass there would be no need of the county paying the expense of the examination. Should it not pass there would be plenty of time still to make the investigation demanded.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes 1 terday: Elks Mining and Development COllp lpdilNs EaDlLdl SLOth S4sNNtsutN H. corporators w. A. Miller and w. H. i Dockray; Golconda Mining ,and Milling company, capital stock 1,500 000 in corporators C. C. Lamb. J. Collins and s. NJ. Cook; the Goldfeld Scorpion Mining and Milling company, capital stock S1,000,000 incorpOrators T. P. Rigney and J. Friese; Shoshone Buli- frog Mining company. capital stock S1 900. 900, incorporators C.. P. Hell frich, w. T. Noorhees and others; Bear Gulch Mining company. capital stock $10O, 900, incorporators NJ. H. Walker, c. E. Ender and c. c. Pendell; Tar many Copper company, capital stock S5.0OO,0OO. incorporators R. I. Irons. O. P. Mansfield and C. s. Eagle; the Bull frog Pioneer Gold Mines company capital stock $1,50O,0OO, incorporators R. F. Tobin and F. s. Nichols.
 WILD ANIMAL STORIES-Ernest Thompson Seton, foremost among Americas authors and scientists, lee lures this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock and this evening at 8 o'clock in the Doris opera house. Special attention is call- ed to the change of hour for the mati- nee. The schools will be dismissed at 3:15 p. m. that all the children may be given the opportunity of hearing the delightful animal stories that last year were told to over 300,0O0 chil-