Arizona republican., 1906-01-25
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. . FNn 9NSN lOGA I-EilS SllleefS L. C. Hill and A. L.. aHrris, who came down from Roosevelt on Tuesday will leave for that place again today going as far as Mesa City tonight
 CHILD STUDY CIRCLE OF WEST END-On account of the rain on last Friday the Child Study Circle meeting that was to have been held on that day was postponed until Friday of this week. Important business is to be transacted and all mothers are request ed to be present.
 A WASTE OF CREAM-A team of horses hitched to a milk wagon of the Meadow Dairy farm yesterday morn- ing about eight o'clock took fright and ran for a short distance during which time they succeeded II overturning the wagon, and spilling nearly sixteen cans of cream at the corner of Adams and First streets. Further than the damage to the outfit there was no harm done.
 CLOTHES THIEVES-Joseph Chase and Tim Eagan were yesterday. before Judge Johnstone charged with petty larceny. The crime for which they were held was the stealing of a bundle Of clothing from a friend named Geo, Miller in the Anheuser saloon. The crime might have been grand larceny but there was some doubt of the case ever being proved so Chase and Eagan were allowed to plead to a charge of petty larceny and Eagan was sent to jail for sixty days anc Chase for ninety days.
 BUYING OUT THE VALLEY-Ioe Roberts of Prescott has been spending several days in the valley purchasing cattle, horses, hay and hogs for the Prescott market. Several Jays ago he shipped a car of hogs and a car of horses to Prescott. In the car of horses is heavy work team which MT. Rob erts purchased for his own use. Hogs according to his report, are very scarce in the valley and tt is quite likely that his next buy will be made either in Kansas Or Colorado. He rode the coun- try surrounding Tempe and Mesa for two days before he could make up his shipment and then he only secured a small car.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Oregon Securities com pany, capital stock, $1OO O0O, incorpor- ators w. H. Tobin, and H. H. Thomas; Washington Securities company. cap ital stock, $2OO, 900, incorporators Will liam R. Paul and c. A. Weathers; The Nevada Victor Mining company, cap ital stock, S1,000,O0O, incorporators, J. A. Houlahan, G. w Dugan and A Leidel; Togo Copper Mining and Smelling company, capital stock, s1,- 900, 900, incorporators, J. NJ. Jones A. Boyer and J. T. ReiCl.
 OPEN TO ENTRY MARCH FIRST The announcement in yesterdays paper that steps had been taken for the plating of the townsite of Marti- nex was an error. What actually oc- cured was the filing in the land of- flee by the surveyor general, of the approved plat of the south half of township 10, north, range 6 west, which was surveyed in 1904. This Is the township in which the town of Marti nez is situated, the town being on the south line of the township. Notices were at once ordered posted, that on March l, the lands in that half town ship would be thrown open for entry under the land laws by any proper per son who desired to file.
 THE SUPREME COURT-For the first time this term there were two ses- l sions of the supreme court yesterday, the whole time being given to the consideration of the case of Albert Steinfeld, R. K. Shelton, the Silver Bell Mining company, appellants. | against L. ZeckendOrf, appellee. The arguments in the case had been be- gun the day before by Eugere s. Ives, for the appellants, and he was followed |