Arizona republican., 1906-07-10
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JUST DRUNKS- drunks were jailed yesterday for three days each and one for five days.
 GONE TO DOUGLAS-Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial veterinarian. left last night, accompanied by his son, Oakley. for Douglas, where they will be for several days on official sanitary business.
 PRECOCIOUS PULLETS-MrsJ John Perrin of th.s city, has some bullets that are entitled to mention for their early recognition of the duties of ma turity and the honorable mission they were called into the world to perform. They began laying at the tender age of four months and six days from the day they broke the parental shells. The greater number of the same brood, however, very foolishly matured into roosters and have paid the penalty of their shortsightedness with their lives, having already been fried to a frazzle. The moral of this story is if you must be a chicken. don't be a rooster.
 DEATH OF MRS. MARY CLAW SON-Mrs. Mary Clawson, aged 66, died at - o'clock Saturday morning at the Sisters hospital, of cancer. The funeral will be held this morlinE at 9 o'clock at the parlors of Easterling & Whitney and will be conducted by the Rev. Maclean. Mrs. Clawson leaves of her immediate family, Q husband and two sons, all of who mare here : The sons are firemen on the Fl Paso and Southwestern railway. A daughter of Mrs. Clawson. the wife of Conductor Iittlefield of the Fl Paso and South
 western, died here on April 29tb
 ANNUAL MEETING-The Stand ard Mines company western corporation formed under the laws of Arizona, held it's annual meeting yes terday in the office of Dr. F.. E. Prov ell No. 23O South First avenue, this city. The following names gentlemen weer in attendance: Percival E. Woods of San Diego, representing San Diego stockholders; Grant Jack son of Los Angeles, attorney for the company; A. J. Simpson of Los An seles, stockholder; J. E. Meyer of Los Angeles; president; and George w. Bishop. of Los Angeles; acting sec retary The company began operations just year ago but has made pretty good showing for one years work The property Is located at Gina, in San Bernardino county, Calif.. the ore car rying copper. gold and silver Since last March the company has been ship ping about 600 tons of ore per month to smelter. the average return net ting about $14OO per car.
 PUBLICITY FOR PHOENIX Sometime ago the "Drygoodsman and General Merchant" published at St Louis. began arranging Tor a south western Commercial and Industrial" edition, which was to contain a ref erence to all important centers in the southwest from Kansas City to the coast. It was proposed to publish a short, condensed description of each, together with numerous small pictures Later it was found necessary to limit the number of cities treated of. to a hundred. Yesterday copies of the edition which bears the date of June 30, were received here. It is a fine ap- bearing number, in magazine form. nicely printed and illustrated. Guthrie Oklahoma, is the first city mentioned of the one hundred selected and Phoe nix is the second one in the series. The text matter was prepared by c. A. Van der Veer, secretary of the board of trade, and the pictures were forwarded by him. They are small. put numerous and give a good idea of the architecture of the town. The text Is necessarily brief being condensed into perhaps 500 words But the prom thence given in the placing of the story and the recognized standing and circulation of the journal will neces- 1 sarily result very beneficiaIly to Phoe- nix.