Arizona republican., 1906-02-17
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AN ENGINE DlED-On account of an engine going dead at Winkelman, the train from the east on the Phoenix and Eastern road yesterday morning was delayed in reaching the city for several hours.
 A SALE OF WOOL-Yesterday at private sale A. Vandervort, buyer for Brown and Adams the Boston wool merchants, bought at private sale 35,- 900 pounds of the clip of the flock of Charles Schultz. The price was not made public.
 ENJOYING REST-James N. Sni5z- CT, junior member of the firm of the Snitzer Advertising agency, of Chica- go, and, by the way. one of the larg- est concerns of the kind in the coun- try, is visiting in the valley. He is stopping at Bonnie View. He will re- main two or three months.
 BUYING VALLEY HORSES-Er- nest Camou and Jose Camou arrived in the city yesterday morning from Tucson and will spend several days here making their first visit to the city Their home is at Hermosillo and their trip here is made for the purpose of buying some fancy horses. At their home they have large land interests. They are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 OIEO IN "A SAhniASE-f1enT C- Brauer a young man of eighteen, died yesterday morning in a carriage while he was being brought to town. He was a resident of San Francisco. He was brought here last Monday by his mother. He was in an advanced stage of tuberculosis. A residence was found in the country and it was ascer- tained within a day or two that the young man must die shortly. It was then resolved to take him home. On his way to town he died.
 LOCAL s. P. IMPROVEMENTS Fl. T. Corey. assistant to President Epes Randolph. of the AIaricopa and Phoenix, arrived here yesterday and will spend several days here OF mat ters in connection with the road. Among the improvements of, the near future which MT. Corey is considering is a new round house, the rebuilding .of the present $. P. stockyards, and possible improvements at the Gila river. He will leave for the south to- night.
 M. E. CHURCH, soUTH-opposite the post-office. Commencing Sunday morning, the pastor, Harold Govette, will preach a series of doctrinal ser mons. At II o'clock he will preach on "The Fall of Man." and at 7:3O his theme will be "The Atonement" Sab bath school at 9:45 a. m.. Dr. H. A. Hughes. superintendent. Junior league at 6 D. m. Senior league devotional service at 6:30 p. m. Subject, "A Per fected Life Refined" Prayer meeting Wednesday night
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were fiI- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: A A. Waterman 6, Co.,, h. corporated, capital stock, $1OO,OOO, in cOrporators, A. A. Waterman, E. T. Fox and J. L.. McCabe; Valley City Oil company, capital stock, S3O, 900, in- corpoIators, H. P. Smith, N A Rich ards. and F. W. Kent: Double Eagle Mining company capital stock. S1- OC0 900, incorpOrators, R. F. Daggs and Alex Fryer, jr.; Manhattan Central Gold Mining company. capital stock, $1,000000, incorporators, R. Prentice and A. G. Gilson.
 STATISTICS FOR INVESTORS
 Spencer Trask & Co, the New York investment bankers. are distributing gratuitously their 1895 edition, sta tistical Tables" rocket size The book | Jet presents in concise and condensed | form statistics and earnings of rail- | leads, streer railways. lighting and1 companies not otherwise | obtainable by the average investor It | is stated that the information is de- r:ved solely from the records upon the | files of the firms statistical depart l nent. One can not but remark at the ! fund of facts and figures presented m | such convenient form, including range Of values for stocks and bonds during |