Arizona republican., 1906-01-03
or LOCAL
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CENTER STREET IMPROVEMENT

CENTER STREET IMPROVEMENT
 --The street department yesterday be-
 gan the work of graveling south Gen. ter street and improving the gutters.
 The gravel will be spread as far south as the tracks of the M. & F. road. A DIVORCE GRANTED-The only matter before the district court yes terday morning was the divorce case 1 of Rowena Crafts against Joseph | E. Crafts in which failure to support
 was alleged and proved. The decree was granted.
 1 INVESTIGATION OF GLANDERS I--Dr J. c. Norton, territorial veterin-
 arian, left this morning for Kingman
 for the purpose of inspecting several
 head of horses he has in quarantine
 suspected of having glanders. He Will l be gone about three days.
 | HOLIDAY GIFTS-Chas. Class of thc Il Hoghe Chop House is the proud poss- | essor of the Grain life size doll and
 ''Hoghe Dick" the night chef of the
 same place is owner of the hot air en- \ zine. Mrs. William Cox is the posses
 sor of a $100 ring, a holiday gift from Vantilburg.
 JACK NOLAN'S FUNERAL-The funeral of Jack Nolan will be held this afternoon at 0 ClOCh lllG pti lOl .
 of Easterling and Whitney. The ser
 vices will be conducted by the local
 camp of the Spanish American war veterans and all soldiers of the Suan- ish war are requested to attend. | FOUND A NEW HOME-F. J. Mills and family who were rendered home less by the burning of their home last Sunday and who have since the fire been guests at the Hotel Adams have taken the Anderson home on North Seventh street and will move there in a few days. Mr. Mills will leave for Roosevelt tomorrow morning. RETURNED FROM PHILIPPINES MT and Mrs. Howard Long arrived in the city Tuesday morning to visit their sister Mrs. Charles w. Hunter, PA E. Adams street MT. and Mrs Long have just returned from the Philippine Islands where they have been engaged in teaching for the past three years. They are now on theil way to their home in Angola, Ind. A MUSICAL EAT HOME"-Tonight at the home of the school over the Home Savings Bank the Arizona 4 School of Music will give one of its re- ] gular monthly At Homes" to the pat rons and friends of the institution. Tn,
 
 year be made a permanent feature talk
 ing place on the evening of the first Wednesday of each month. The pupils . of the school will assist in entertain ing the guests of the evening by g f musical program.
 | EDICAL XAMlNATlON-A ? meeting of the territorial board ot
 medical examiners was held in Phoe-
 nix yesterday and seven applicants fol
 doctors certificates were given eX-
 an1inations. The members of the board !. in attendance were: Dr. Ancil Mar
 tin. Dr. c. H. Jones of Tempe and pr
 Hawley of Mesa City. Those taking
 the examination were: H. K. Beau champ Cave Creek; C. R. K. Swet- , nam of Prescott; c. D. Jeffries, Bisbee
 C. NJ. Stewart, Winslow; c. l.. Stand
 lee, Glendale; F. H. Cartmell Quartz site, and J. R. Sutton, Phoenix. An nouncement of the results will be made by the board the first or the month. NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Founders company capital stock. $1,5OO,000, incorporators 7 H. Allis, F. N. Hunt and H. l.. Heck; Montezuma Goldfield Mining company $ No. 1. capital stock, $1.000,000, incor- rorltors, M. Lennon, w. T. Hamilton and J. M Fairfield Goldfield Cup T |