Arizona republican., 1905-12-15
THE PoNIEs-1t is reported there

THE PONIES-lt Is reported mere
 is a race for a $200 purse matched for
 Saturday afternoon at he fair grounds
 between a sorrel mare and horse
 known as ButtermIik. Another race,
 matched for next Monday, Cn the road
 east of Eastlake park, for q $50 UrSe.
 it is understood, is not likely 10 be
 run. owing to the lameness of one cf tke horses.
 LECTURE ON HAWAll-Tonight at o'clock at the First Methodist church pr. G. H. Pearson will deliver
 a lecture on Hawaii the Beautiful. MT.
 Pearson is not a stranger in this city but resided here for eight years as pastor of the Methodist church some
 years ago. Since that time he has tra- veled a great deal over the island of which he speaks in his lecture. Those who have heard him say that treat is in store for those who are planning to attend.
 RAILROAD EXTENSION -- w. A. | Drake, general superintendent of the
 S. F. P & P. railroad, and associated | lines, was in Phoenix a few minutes yesterday. going on through to the end of the Phoenix and Eastern ito inspect | the progress of the work there. MT. | Drake says the work of extending the | Arizona & California is progressing as | fast as men can be secured to rush it. | Every available person that could be 1 hired, locally, was put to work and a | few days ago a couple of carloads of | laborers were brought in from Colo rado. There is a short piece of very heavy work just west of SalOme, in- | cluding a little tunnel and it is here | that most of the men are employed. ! NEW TIONS-Articles of 1 the following corporations were filed | in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Leasing Syndicate, l capital stock, S275, 900, incorporators, E. | w Thomas, w. J. Brooks, and T. K. 1 Cheney; the United States Gold Mining and Milling company of Nevada, capi- ! tai stock, $1,OOO, ,OOO, incorporators, E.
 N. Barber, A. B. Colwell, and B. R. ! Martin; the First National Co-Opera- 1 tive Mines company, capital stock $1,- | OOO 900, incorpOrators J. P. and w. F. 1 Moody and D. George; Aurum Mining company, capital stock, $1,000,OOO in corporators, c. Hart and J. C. Risley; 1 S. E. Georgia Development company, capital stock, $1OO,O0O, incorporators. 1 w A Parish and Y. l.. Clark.
 OFFER EXTRAORDINARY - The management of the Country club nas adopted a plan which will be of inter- est to many young ladies who are spending the winter in Phoenix. They will be admitted to temporary mem- bership in the club and entitled to all the privileges of the club by paying a membership fee of $1 a month, quar- terly in advance. Hitherto only stock members have been admitted by the taking of a snare of stock at $25, which | is equivalent to an initiation fee, and after that a membership fee of $1 a month. It should be remembered, though, that the new offer is open to unmarried ladies. The word young" applies to all unmarried ladies. for a lady can not get old until she gets married.
 ARIZONA ORANGES ON TOP Returns were yesterday received from New York of the prices the second car of oranges from this valley brought in the market of that city. They were q material advance over what was re- ceived for the first car the total amount being $2,650 dollars against $2,600 the ! net total of the first car. In the second car however there were fourteen and one-half boxes less than were in the first shipment. The fruit was sold in New York Wednesday of this week. The highest price was $S.90 per box and $6.SO for half boxes. The same day Florida oranges in the same mar ket sold for $3.5O a box and California oranges for $3.7O a box. The average for the entire carload of Arizona fruit
 was $6.SO per box. The highest price was naturally paid for the half boxes and was $4.15. Today the