Arizona republican., 1905-10-28
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A PIGEON EXPERT-Francis \.
Shaw, jr., has been appointed judge of
the pigeon exhibit in the poultry de-
part of the territorial fair. What Mr.
Shaw does not know about pigeons OF
all kinds that have so far been dis
covered is not in the books nor in the
pigeons.
WHEELS EXCHANGED - James
Murphy, who runs a saloon on South
Second street. has another mans
wheel in his possession. He went down
town yesterday and left mis- wheel
/ standing in front of a place a few min
utes. When he returned it was gone
and a racycle was left in its place. He
is ready 10 trade back at the earliest
, opportunity.
NEW PASTOR-The members of
the Christian church are rejoicing in
the fact that their new minister, FL
der ]. CrOnenbeTger, will arrive from
Falls City. Nebr. next week in time to
preach for the church the first Lord 5
day in November. Elder Cronenberger
was not expected until the first of De-
/ cember, but has made arrangements
enabling him to come to his new field
one month earlier. The elder is a
strong man in the Cnristian church,
and the members are congraulating
themselves on securing sucn an able
man for this field.
SUPERINTENDEN OF ADMIS-
SIONS-At the request of the terrific
rial fair commission, Hon. Isaac T.
Stoddard has accepted the appoint
ment of superintendent of admissions
to the first territorial fair and viii
have full charge of the disposition and
accounting for of all tickets and pass
es. each of which will bear his we'll
known autograph. Mr.. StOddard has
already rendered much valuable ser
vice TO the fair enterprise, and his &C
ceptance of this added responsibility
is a further evidence of his interest in
its success.
&. S. CLARK HERE-Attorney-
General z. 5. Clark is in the city for
conference with Governor Kibbey and
looking after the routine of his Of
flee. Mr.. Clark says he only has one
real live news item to offer, and that
primarily concerns Yavapai county
most, and secOndarily the whole pros
perity Of the territory. That item, he
said, is the fact that the near com
pletion of the Arizona Smelling COM
pany's plant at Humboldt is putting
more stimulus into the mining indus
try in Yavapai county than anything
that ever happened before. He says
it IS really remarkable how many min
ing enterprises there are taking on
new life and activity.
NEW TIONS-Articles of
the following corporations were filed
in the office OF the county recorder
yesterday: MorrilTs Finance compa-
ny, capital stock 100000, incorpora-
tors, A. J. and r. Z. Daggs; The
Treasure Vault Mines and Mills COM
pany. capital stock, S1,500,000 incOr-
porators, L T. Stoddard and w. w.
Jones; Corona Land and Live Stock
company, capital stock, 100000, in
corporators, same as above; FL ORC
Mining and Milling company, capital
stock, $500. 900, incOrporators same as
above; Imperial Mines Consolidated,
capital stock, 100000. incorpOrators.
w. +. Kelly, A c. Rumble and E. L.
Dow.
WHITE QUAIL-Bob Brow, one of
the prOprietors of the Palace hotel at
Prescott, lately received a very unique
present from Grant Carter, of Kirk
land valley 1t was a white quail killed
by Carter in Kirkland valley, the first
specimen of the kind ever found in
these parts, or in fact anywhere, as far
as the knowledge of Arizona nImrods
extends. The bird was a perfectly
formed quail, with snow white feath-
ers and yellow legs and bill. 1t is GER
tainIy a curiosity and all who have
seen it regret that it had not been cap