Arizona republican., 1906-11-10

a particularly busy time and it will | be possible for chauffeur to kill a | man without half trying. He hopes | they will play safe by trying not to i kill anybody.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage ! license was issued yesterday to Isaac l Parry Dillon and Edith Irene Bond.
 THE PRECINCT OFFlcERS-The ! constables and justices of the peace of ! Phoenix were paired off yesterday, i when an arrangement was made that | Constable elect Ivy should be assigned ! to Justice Johnstone's court and Con l stable-elect Murphy to the court of | Justice elect Kyle
 A VISITING EDITOR - Maurice | Goodman of Portage, Wis, editor and ! publisher of the Portage Daily Reg ister. and the Wisconsin State Regis l ter, arrived in the city yesterday. MT. ! Goodman is an old acquaintance of Thomas Armstrong, Jr. He will re- main in the city for some time.
 RESIDENTS FOR THE WINTER Joseph Brownsberger, a member of the police force Of Massillon, O.. has ar rived in the city with his family and will remain during the winter. He Is very much pleased with the climate and so much of the town and sur rounding country as he has seen.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ] HURCH-Corneri of Second avenue and Monroe street. Dr. $. J. Rogers | will preach morning and evening at the First NJ F. church, it being the first quarterly meeting of the new confer ence year. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered at the morning service. The first quar- terly conference will be held at the church on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Ser vices tomorrow will be as follows Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. l.. J. Rice. superintendent. Preaching Il a. m. and 7:3O D. m. by the pastor, Rev. Campbell. Morning theme: The Awakened Church" OffertOry sOio. ! "Oh Lord, Have Mercy" CNendelssohnl 1 sung by Mrs Heinrich. Evening theme: "The Principal Thing" of fertory solo by Mrs. Hughes, "Calest Thou Thus. oh Master" CMictzke) Endeavor meeting at 6:3O D. m. KNIGHTS AND SISTERS ENTER 1 NMENT-Extensive arrangements are being made for the lodge recep- tion to be given next Friday evening ! in Castle hall. It is an event that has 1 long been planned by the local mem ! bers of the Knights of Pythias and ! Rathbone Sisters. They will entertain ! the visiting knights and their ladies and visiting Rathbones and escorts. It , is expected that there will be a large
 number of members of the lodge from other parts of Arizona who will be in ] attendance at the fair. A banquet will i be served and a good program is in ] preparation
 NEW CORPORATIONS-ArticIes of ! the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Original Velvet Leasing and ! Mining company, capital stock $1,OOO,- i O0O incOrporatOrs Louis Schloss, w. M . Sims and l.. F. Young. Wonder Mining ! company capital stock $1O00,OOO, in- ' corporators R. NJ. Jones, Henry Weber and w. C. Ish; Hamilton Development 1 company. capital stock slOOO.OOO. in l corpOrators Edward D. Hamilton, Edmon F. Richardson. R. NJ. Frisby. Thomas W. Wright, oscar L. Harris. F. C. GOwdy and Harry l.. Powell; Western Nevada Copper company.
 capital stock S6.50O. 900, incOrporatOrs W. II. Bramel. Edgar 4. Rogers and David T. Tarpey. The articles of the Union Bake Shoe and Foundry com pany were appended by increasing the capital stock s5OO.OOU.
 ORNAMENTAL GROUNDS IN OR-
 DER-It is pleasing to note that spec
 iaI efforts have been made by the gardeners in charge of the courthouse. city hall and capitol grounds. to puJ
 their respective places in nice condi
 tion for fair week. The grass is look ing fine and though there is not quite
 so many flowers as at some seasons Of
 the year there are a great many roses
 and at the capitol grounds particularly. a good many other flowers. The gar deners can not be held responsible for the vagaries of nature who does not always time her seasons to suit public
 festivals. However nature comes nearer to it here than anywhere. The
 grass plats are a beautiful green, ex- lcept the one at Neahr's park and that
 cannot be put in very good shape with the construction of the Carnegie libra
 ry going on. That, however. is some thing of an ornament and it has pro- gressed far enough SD one can form
 an idea of what it will look like. It is noted also that many owners of pri- vate lawns and flower gardens have
 primped up their places. just as they should have done and it is only regret ted that some others have not done so. The Indian school grounds. which will be a place of considerable interest to many during fair week have also been | cleaned up nicely and made unusually
 attractive.
 AN AFTERMATH.-The interesting events of November will not be all over when the fair gates close on tho