Arizona republican., 1905-06-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A NEW coRPoRATloN-Articles of incorporation of the Mexico Mining and Milling company were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day. The capital stock is $1.5OO,0 ,000- and the incorporators are I. w. Baker, S. G. Burn and J. T. McClammy.
 CANAL INSPECTlON-The commit tees appointed Saturday by the farmers meeting will today make an inspection of the Appropriations canal enterprise from it's headgate westward, that they may report to the farmers at the meet ing next Saturday. The committees have arranged to leave the office of Dwight B. Heard at 7:3O this morning. A NGREGATlONAL GlFT-The deacons of the Baptist church were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Halsey or Monday evening. A few other friends of the church were present. and after a pleasant visit and vocal selections by Miss Alice Halsey and MT Lewis w. Coggins. MT. Coggins, as spokesman for number of the members of the church and congregation presented pr. Halsey with a purse containing $1OO m gold with the best wishes of many friends.
 SUIT FOR DIVORcE-Suit for di- vorce was filed in district court yester day by Conception ValenZuela against Rafael Valenzuela, on various grounds the principal of which is cruelty. The defendant is now in the county jail for an aggravated assault on his wife, and he served one term in the peniten-
 tiary for trying to murder. Recently he caused the arrest of his wife and Charles Hardy on a charge of violat- ing the Edmunds law. Both the wom- | ay, hold n the United
 States grand jury.
 V6GRANT WHEELS-The police have picked up and still have on hand four more bicycles than they have been able to find owners for. Some of them have been on hand for sometime and unless they are claimed pretty soon the marshal will organize Q clearance sale. One of the wheels is a Conroy. built particularly for the convenience of lady riders. The other three are fashion toned for trouser wearing riders. One is an Eagle wheel, another an OK Dent and the fourth bears no name plate but has two red rims.
 ARIZONA SHEEP-But for Arizona the Kansas City sheep market week be- fore last would have been in baG way. There were received from this territory the following lots: F. Camp bell (probably Campbell & Francis) of Flagstaff 2393; Rice Collins of Con- cho. 2,196; J. Gonzales, 764; E. Weaver, I444 a total of 6T97. This was for the first four days of the week. During the same time there was received from all other sources only 3,943. The Ari- zona sheep ranged in price from $40 to $40 the top of the market.
 WILL SEE A SISTER AND-C. R. Sterling brother of Mrs. Dr. Wood ward left Monday morning over the Santa Fe for a three months vacation
 with his parents. MT. and Mrs. ;. L. Sterling of CarrOllton. Ohio. He Whi stop enroute at Hutchinson, Kan, to visit a sister and to renew old ac- quaintances. Those who are intimate ly acquainted with MT. Sterling and are in position to know believe that there are other attractions in Hutch 1 inson for him beside his sister, one ! especally which will leave him little i time for renewing many of his old ac- l quaintances.
 l THE SCHOOL TAX-The collection
 of the school tax has begun in earnest Henry Drane, who for several years
 has been bringing this tax into the 1 county treasury, is again at it. This, l if will be understood, is the old poll ] tax under a new name. It should al ways have been called the school tax 1 for the tax goes to the support of the ! schools Under its present name It Is much easier of collection, for every patriotic citizen wants to do what he 1 can for the schools. The tax furnishes
 many people the only opportunity they
 can have of contributing to the educa-
 tional system of the territory.
 A WOMAN SLASHER-Martha Val
 de2 and Francisco Franco were before
 Justice Johnstone yesterday for dis