Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-10-30
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DELAY ON THE MAIN LINE
! Yesterdays Daylight Express on the
Santa Fe was an hour late in reaching
I the city, the delay being occasioned
/ by a wait for the main line connec-
tons.
THE WoMAN'S cLUB-The regu-
lar meeting of the Woman's Club viii
/ be held this afternoon in the parIors
of the Presbyterian church which will
! be the regular meeting place for the
club the rest of the year.
A SHORT BUSINESS VISIT p
/ Cruice of Mr.. Murphy's office at Pres
colt, spent yesterday in the city or
/ business. He arrived from the north
| in the morning and left for his home
on the midnight train. Mrs. Cruice
accompanied him on his visit
COLONEL MILLAY'S IMPROVE
! MENT-Word was received in Phoe-
nix yesterday from Long Beach. that
! Col Jerry Millay, superintendent Of
the territorial prison, who has been
! spending the summer on the coast, was
about to return to Yuma, greatly i'm
proved in health.
VISITING ARIZONA MINEs-John
Hertzler of Lancaster Pa, who is
| largely interested in several Arizona
properties passed through the city
yesterday morning en- route to Prescott
from Tombstone, where he had been
for several days. Mrs. Hertzler and
his son, John Hertzler Jr., accompan-
led him. Today the party will take
trip over the Bradshaw road out OF
Prescott and visit for a time at the Po-
| land property. Wednesday they viii
leave for California
A FIRE IN LINVILLE SCHOOL
Yesterday morning short
~ after eight O'Clock the fire depart
ment was called to the Linville school
where a fire had started from a stove.
The flames We're quickly extinguished,
the total loss being less than $50 The
janitor of the building has fires 10
start in stoves in three school build.
ings and had left the Linville school to
go to another building. One of the
teachers of the school discovered the
fire and gave the alarm. The loss is
fully covered by insurance.
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES The
United States civil service commission
has announced two examinations 10
be held shortly. one is for the posi-
tiOn of teacher in the Philippine ser
vice. The salary for positions in this
service range from $iJOo to $1,000. but
those appointed will be eligible to pro-
motion TO the higher grades where SAIL
aries range from $1,000 to $4,000. The
examination is about the same scope
as that to which applicants in this ter
ritory are subjected. The age limit =
from 20 to 40 years. This examination
will take place November 80 and De
cember 1. on November IS there will
be an examination for the position OF
railway mail clerk There are several
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Arizona.
A SPECTACULAR COLLISION
The average runaway team in Phoenix
is fearless, seldom goes out of it's way
to evade anything and generally brings
grief to everything that gets in its
way. But a delivery team of the Lount
ice factory yesterday set a new record.
it bore down the right OF way of the
Santa Fe railroad company in the
vicinity of the freight depot, colliding
head-on with a moving switch engine.
The contest was a draw. Both ire
sistible bodies came together and
neither was entirely demolished. The
swith engine held its ground and so
did the team but the ice wagon got
rather the worst of it and both came
TO a standstiH The driver had gone
into the freight depot on business con-
his absence the team took fright and
headed down the track toward the
switch engine. When they met some
thing had to give way and it was the
harness. The horses flew round on
either side of the pilot, which rammed
the ice wagon and crawled up on one
of the horses. When it was pried off
it was found the horse was severely
but it is believed. not dangerously,
hurt. At last account the switch en-
CINE was resting easily and the pulsa-
tiOns from the steam chest We're regu-
lar. If it suffers no relapse it viii be-
on duty again this morning.
NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of
the following corporations We're fiIed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: The Commonwealth Exten-
sion Mining company, capital stock
$1.OOO,O0O incorporators. Frederick
Hamilton. Walter Gray and Webster
Wright; the Nevada and Idaho Mining
and Development companq, capital
stock. S1,00O.0O0. incOrporators, Ben
jamin W. Madill, Mahlon Wright and
Henry Adams; Padre Martinez Gold
Mining company. capital stock, $1,000.
coo, incOrporators Frank s Fevry,
Thomas Briggs and Charles Burton;
Luckett- Wake Tobacco company, cap
ital stock, $1,00O.0O0, -incOrporatOrs, T
d. Luckett Frank C. Wake and G. II.
Luckett; Western Pacific Exploration
company, capital stock. 100000. in
corporatOrs. Gustav Matthew, William
f. Heflinger and Edward s. Adams.
The Baltimore and Ohio Mining Mill
ing and Manufacturing company, cap
ital stock S1.5OO,0OO. incorporators,
James r. Williams. Ferdinand c. Will
liams and Charles II. Helms: Furnace
Greek South. Extension company. capi-
tai stock. S1,5OO,OOO. incorporators, L.
NJ. Sullivan, George D. Pyne and J. L.
Lindsey; Automatic Transmitter Tele-
graph company. capital stock, $4,000
600. incorporators, s. T. Allen. J. H.
CRUDE and r. J. Taylor; Kane Springs
Mining company. capital stock. $1,000
600, incOrporators, J. c. RICHTER, A. \.
Bowman and w l. Maenffin. Richard