Arizona republican., 1906-11-11

incorporators l. T. Stoddard Frank Ainsworth and w. W. Jones; Tn Homestake King Consolidated Bullfrog Mining and Milling company, capital stock $500, ,OO0. fncOrporators B. D. Milan, Con ODonnen. F. S. Kelly George L. Scmucker. Kane Shields, William Kelly and T. F. King; The ozone Generator and Manufacturing company, capital stock S1.000,OO0, in corporators Loretta Robinson, H. M. Fletcher and A. M. Holmes; Gold Quartz Mining company, capital stock $1,00O,0O0, incOrporators George N Shaver, w. A. Lytle, Charles F. Shaver, Albert A. Atwater and Homer R. Crow.
 RECoMMENDED FOR APPOINT MENT-At a meeting of the demo- cratic county executive committee yes terday afternoon resolutions were unanimously adopted recommending to the board of supervisors the reappoint- ment of Frank Luke as county assessor. This was rather a formal matter for MT. Luke would probably have been reappointed anyway. He has given general satisfaction during his incum- bency. The committee also recOm- mended the appointment of Frank Fl. Lyman as assistant district attorney. That had also been a foregone concIu- sion.
 REALTY TRANSACTIONS = Mrs. Annetta Porter has traded her equity in the property occupied by Walter Norris Pioneer livery stable, on East Adams street. for the residence prop erty at 2S6 North First avenue, valued at $3O0O and owned by Harry c. Grif- fin of Seattle. The deal was made through the agency of Greene & Grif- fin. The same firm reports the con summation of a sale undertaken sev- eraI months ago whereby Joseph Will helm of Peoria, H., sells a siX-acre tract east of the city to R. A. Satter- white, for S4SO. The property is de- scribed as a subdivision of the east half of the northeast quarter of sec
 tf0Rs11. township 1 north. range east. OHIOANS PLEASED WITH PHOE- NlX-Messrs. ThOs. H. Sheppard o5
 Granville O., and. Jos. c. Green Of
 Troy. are in the city. MT. Sheppard
 spent the winter here two years ago. and despite the tremendous rains Of that year. liked it so well here that he
 has come this time to locate perma- nently. MT Green will spend the win ter and perhaps locate permanently also. MT. Green played third base fo- three years on the Denison University nine, during two years of which time it was the champion college team of
 the Buckeye state. Five af the players of the team have since been playing professionally. MT. Green will be an addition to the number of good players ! residing in Phoenix.
 THE FIRST AMBULANCE NJ. Sturges of the Golden Eagle stables l yesterday received and set up the first ambulance ever brought to Phoenix
 It was made to the special order of MT. : Sturges by the Studebaker company after he had made a careful inspection ! of such gehicles in St Louis and other large cities. There is nothing better
 in the way of an ambulance made than
 this one. It has rubber tires and the { springs are so adjusted that there can ] be no jar within. Instead of the usual i bedding in a basket for the reception ! of the sick or injured there are rubber pneumatic cushions which are not ! only easier but are more readily fumt-
 gated. The ambulance has received the approval of physicians. Hitherto they have had to remove their patients in hotel busses.
 RAILROAD REPRESENTATIVES. Ross C. Cline. representing the Wa ! bash line and J. w Monahan, repre- l senting the Burlington route. spent yesterday in the city in the interests
 of their lines. Mr Cline has just made a tour of the southern part of the ter
 ritory and says all places he has visit ed show signs of prosperity. Th- ! travel to the coast at this season of the year he says. is phenomenal. The ia cilities for handling the tourists have ! bpeU taxed not only on rOutp b11t a the point of destination of many oi