Arizona republican., 1906-11-25
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH


 II o'clock: evening prayer at o'clock.
 A POSTPONEMENT-"The Fair" which was to have been held by The Ladies Aid Society of the First MethO- dist church Tuesday, November 27 has been postponed to a later date on ac- count of unsettled weather. Further announcement will be made later.
 A FINE BANQUET-A fine banquet was held last Thursday evening in the parlors of the Church of Christ. by the Gideon club. the young mems class of that church. The evening was most enioyably spent in games. social chat. toasts and a fine supper. The next meeting will be December 6.
 SENT, TO THE ASYlUM-Paul Hannah. the man brought over from Tempe day before yesterday. on a charge of insanity was given an exam ination in probate court yesterday and was committed to the asylum. The in- dications are that Hannah will never be any peter mentally than he is now. Nothing is known of his past.
 THE PHOENIX SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION-The Phoenix Sunday School Union will meet on Monday evening in the Sunday-school rooms of the First NJ. F.. church. A full attendance of all Sunday school workers and of- ficers is expected. All teachers who expect to join the teacher-training class should attend. It is desired that the secretaries of the home department and cradle roll be ready to report.
 DANA NOT WITHOUT HOPE Charles F.. Dana, the young man who Is in the city jail on the charge Of swamping the town with worthless checks. has a glimmer of hope. Yes terday the sheriff received a telegram from his mother. Mrs. c. w. Dana. ot San Luis Obispo. Calf, inquiring how much money would be needed to take up the obligations. The sheriff ascer- tained that at least $326.65 would be required. That will cover all the checks of which complaint has been made and all the costs to date. Ther" are other checks out. altogether with those which have been reported. az gregating $500.
 THE ELKS' MEMoRIAl-The an- nual memorial service of the order O. Elks will be held at the Doris opera house next Sunday. No invitations have been issued but a general invita- tion has been extended fo the public to be present. only three members of the order have died since the last an- nual service, J. II. Carpenter of Yuma. Acting Mayor Frank E. Moss and Tom Oberle. The dead who were mourned year ago were three. The member ship of the order is about 200.
 WILL ENJOY A B-TRoPlCAL WINTER-Mrs. C. P. Blackmer, of Rochester. N. IT,. arrived in the city yesterday morning. She will spend the winter with her sons W. R. and Fred Blackmer. This Is the first time she has met her sons Tn fourteen years. Though yesterday was not an ideal valley day to those who have lived here for a long time. yet it seemed Co Mrs. Biackmer to be one. The winter in New York had not set in yet. but from the time she entered the Rocky mountain region she saw nothing but winter.
 BITTER MINING DISPUTE SET ITLED-The terms of agreement Tor a settlement of the dispute among the stockholders of the Fortuna Gold and [Copper company is said to have been reached. Two factions in the company fare led. one of them by Dr. Simpson Jr.. and the other by C. M. Clark. Two sets of directors and officers have been elected. It is reported that one of the chief items in the agreement Is th2 division of the promotion stock, about s2OO. 900. The division will be nearly equal. The Clark directors are Co ! .F Nl.. ffatF. E1akFl Iboard. When the affairs of the com lpany are adjusted, extensive develop ment work will be begun especially on the Scarlet mine. whose rich discover les had a great deal 10 do a year agc in the precipitation of the trouble.
 THE LIMIT OF TAX PAYING December 10 is the last day on which county taxes can be paid without the penalty for delinquency. It will be i'm possible to extend the period this veal as is often done. since the treasurer must have his books in shape at thu end of the year to be turned over tt his successor whoever he may be. lr the cases of the so-called split" as- easements the tax payers are urged C appear as soon as possible. A split assessment Is one in which the pay ment of taxes on a piece of property |! divided between two men by reason oI Its transfer since the assessment. Tht seller does not want to pay beyond tn, time he sold it, nor does the buyer want to pay for any part of the time he did not own it. The treasurer's of flee has the ordinary receipts all made out but a split receipt must be mad' on the spur of the moment and 1t take: time.
 NEW ATIoNS-Articles ot the following corporations were filed lr the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: The Caney Glass Caske company. capital stock, s100.000, in corporators. Robert Boyd. J. W. C Springstun. George T. Braden, Joseph
 NJ. Stafford and A. s. Holiday; SaT Juan Mining and Milling company capital stock. s2.OO0,0O0. incorporators w. c. Clark. r. s. Payne and J. P Gribben; Hays vindicator Leasing anC Development company, capital stock s1. 100000, incorporators. W. H. Brad. ley. H. l.. Hollister and H. c. Adams Trinity Peak Mining and Milling com pany. capital stock. $1.000.000. incorp' orators, Alexander Russell. Louis F Howe, Fred McMillan and A. B. Ben