Arizona republican., 1905-12-19

like to have the fact reported so he can keep his available list in good shape.
 1 SCHOOL MONEY APPoRTIoN f MENT-The scnool teachers of the | county are to be given a Christmas , gift. An apportionmcnt of a little more than $40.000 is to be made this week and the money will be available on Saturday December 23. This i amount will pay all claims against the fund to date. It will be the second 1 Iapportionment of the year and will more than half exhaust the fund. | MR. BURBANK DEAD-GovernoI [ Kibbey received a telegram yesterday morning announcing the death the night before at 7:3O o'clock, of Hon 1 John A. Burbank, father of Mrs. Kib- bey at Richmond, Ind. A message had been received the day before by Mrs Kibbey, announcing that her father had been stricken with paralysis and Tshe left that evening for Richmond being accompanied to Maricopa by 1 Governor Kibbey. He received the la ter message at Tempe while coming home yesterday morning and forward ed it to Mrs. Kibbey who will con- tinue her journey
 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR INSTALLA- 1lON-PhoeniX commandery No. g. Knights Templar, at it's regular con- claye held last evening. installed the ] officers who were elected on the 4th inst. The past grand commander of the grand commandery of Arizona, Right Eminent ThOs. Armstrong. Jr., officiated, assisted by Past Grand Commander P. P. Parker. accompanied the following named officers to their proper stations: Eminent commander. r. h. Hickey; generalissimO, Geo. H. N. Luhrs; captain general, w. w. Cook 4; recorder, F. A. Shaw; treasurer, N. A. Morford; senior warden, w. c. Foster; junior warden, C. w. Wartman The eminent commander announced the following appointments: Standard bearer, $. A. Christy; sword bearer, H. H. McNeil; warden, L. N. Jesunofsky third guard, w. B. Lount; second guard, F. D. Lane; first guard, J. c. Page; sentinel, J. H. Baldwin.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-ArticIesof of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Old Guard Consolidated Mines company, capital stock, $S,OOO, 900, incorporatOrs, E. C. Card, T. s. Peatee
 
 company. capital stick, $1,1OO,OOO, in corporators, C. F.. Lee, c. F.. Zimmer- man and C. C. Bruckner; The Goldfield Bertha Mining and Exploration com pany, capital stock, $500, ,OGO, incorporat- ors, A. C. Hitchcock, w. H. Aubrey, B. A. Aubrey; The Choctow Oil and Gas company, capital stock, $4,OOO, 900, in corporators, J. H. Ritchie, F. L. Me lnnis and C. Zuissler; Luzerne Drift Mining company, capital stock, $1O0, 900, ncorporators, w. L. Reeder, R. w. Day, and w. D. White; Nevada Home Oil company, capital stock, $1,5OO, ,OOO, incorporatOrs, E. T. Maxwell, M. s. Beal and c. NJ. Butterfield. The arti- cles of the Uneeda Mining and Mill ing company, were amended, fixing the capital stock at S1,0OO.0OO.
 CRITTENTON HOME BENEFIT- The greatest possible interest is being taken in the Crittenton Home benefit which is to be given in the First NJ. F. church on the evening of Dec. PC. The tickets which have been on sale at the Wakelin pharmacy have been talk en rapidly and the ladies in charge hope and expect to pack the church. The benefit is to be given by the Ari- zona School of Music and the program