Arizona republican., 1905-04-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TUCSON VISITOR-George T. Fish
 CT of Tucson, manager of the interests
 of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, in southern Arizona, was a Phoenix visit
 or yesterday.
 BEARDLEss BARLEY-George F. Breninger has left at the board of | trade a sample of huIless and beard less barley which he has grown on his property in the city.
 SEVEN DAY MEN-Juan Escobosa l and Jesus Ramirez were before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday for disturb ance of the peace. Each was sent to the county jail for seven days. RETURNED PHOENICIANS-Mrs J. F. Kearney and her daughter Miss Irene Kearney formerly of Phoenix but now residents of Cananea are spending a few days with friends in the city.
 TWO GREAT MASS MEETINGS The republican city campaign will have a hot ending. The city council yester day gave the party managers the use of the city hall plaza for Saturday and Monday night and rOusing meetings will be held those nights. SCOTCH PlCNIC-A picnic party drove to the Indian reservation on Tuesday, via Scottsdale. All cOmpOs-
 ing the party were Scotchmen, the names being Mesdames Marshall and Anderson, Miss Samson and Messrs. Bahough, Brooks and Anderson. IRON SPRINGS EXCURSION-Sat urday is the day of the Iron Springs excursion to be given by the Presby- terian Sunday school but open to the enjoyment of all who desire to buy a ticket. The weather is good now and the excursion will undoubtedly be an enjoyable one
 CHILD'S STUDY CIRCLE-A meet ting of the child's study circle of the east end school will be held at the school house this afternoon at half past three o'clock. There will be an interesting program of music and speaking and an address will be deliv- cred by Mrs. B. A Fowler
 MATINEE RACES-An people who like to see the horses go round the track should bear in mind the matinee 1 races tomorrow afternoon, the pro-
 gram for which was printed yesterday The races will begin promptly at 30 and all who can should be at the track
 by o'clock. There is a long program and there will be fine sport. No
 admission fee and everybody invited NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder ' yesterday: Tonopah Lode Mining company, capital stock S1.O00.OOO, in
 cOrporators V. l.. Armand C. R. Me i Lead and others; Royal OrOhno Gold company, capital stock. S1000000, in- ! corporators. Charles Wightman. W. II. Andereck and others. The articles of the Uneda Mining company were amended making changes in the man. ! agement.
 DEATH OF MRS M'ELROY-Mrs.
 Lilla McElroy wife of Charles J. Mo
 EIroy, died suddenly Tuesday night at
 the family residence No. HOO s. First avenue. Beside her husband she is
 survived by a son two years of age | The family came here a couple of i years ago since which time MT. Mo
 Elroy has been employed by the PhOe-
 nix Light & Power Co.. Mir. McElroy will leave this evening via. the South ern route for Philadelphia. where he i will take the body of his late wife
 for interment. that being the home of
 relatives and her former home. He
 will probably be absent about a month. | TWO FINE COLTS-John Noble
 who owns considerable Phoenix proper | ty and lots of sheep in northern Ari-
 zona yesterday bought a couple of fine
 valley colts which he expects to take
 to the hill country for breeding pur- Il poses. Both colts are of Senator L | stock, both are yearlings and each commanded a good price One of them
 was sold by R. R. Stroud and the other
 by w. Graf, valley ranchers, the sale
 being made on the recommendation of II C. A. Smith, the owner of Senator L,
 the sire of both colts The buyer was \ equally well satisfied with the prices
 and the incident serves to show the
 value of raising good horses for these II colts cost no more for their early rais- II ing than would common animals that
 would not have brought half the mon
 ey. Senator L, their sire. has a record i of trotting mile in 2:23A and also
 holds the worlds record for a four
 mile trot, his time being 10 minutes and