Arizona republican., 1906-08-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST

INVITATION DANcE-There will be an invitation dance in Melczer hall
 on Thursday evening, given by the
 young men of the city
 OCCUPYING NEW OFFlcES-The
 fair commission will today remove it's
 offices from the POstOffice building to l the Noble building on Adams street. | opposite the Republican office
 HOT IN SAN DlEGO-Charles Da- 1 wis returned home yesterday morning
 from San Diego, where he had been | the greater part of the summer Part
 of this time he spent in ranching, al
 though he abandoned it that he might
 return to the valley. He found use | for his coat here in Phoenix yester-
 day after the past week of hot wealth
 CT San Diego has had. MT. Davis last.
 winter assisted Mr Hoskins in his ! buying in the valley for the San Diego | Cattle company.
 NEW SUIT FILED-Suit was begun on Saturday for the foreclosure of a mortgage on certain realty the title of the suit being the Phoenix National bank versus J. L. Cant and others A note was originally given for S9S45. secured by mortgage on seven pieces of property. some of it in town and some of it in the country. The note was all paid but $20OO, which is now
 asked for, together with S2OO attorneys fees. Since the giving of the mortgage and the partial payment of the note,
 certain of the properties held as se- curity have been released. THE AUTOMOBILE CODE-A
 Phoenix chauffeur yesterday called at
 tention to something that it will be to
 the welfare of everybody to know. Those who run machines certainly
 ought to know it, and those who do not should know it for self preservation ! The matter referred to is the automo- bile code of signals. at least the two
 principal ones. When the horn gives a series of short toOts it is a signal to
 any who may be in the vicinity that the machine. approaching the next cor ner ahead, proposes to turn that cor ner to the right. If the long toot is heard, it means that when the next corner is reached the chauffeur pro- poses to turn the machine to the left. Those driving horses or crossing the street, if they observe these signals, will understand the plan of the ma ? chine driver and can govern them selves accordingly. Unless the ma chine is going at an illegal rate of speed. this precaution should ordinar- fly prevent accidents at street corners.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Searchlight Gold Nugget Milling and Development company of Searchight. Nevada. capital stock $1.- O0O, 900, incorporatOrs Wm. Usrey. l.. A. Potts and Edward Beall. Los An geles; Clio Power and Milling com pany, capital stock $3.O0OOOO incorpo- ratOrs Henry Malmgren, H. Lee Ser voss and w. F. McMartin, Los An geles; New Caracas Mining company. capital stock S1,O0O.OOO. in- corporators H. w. Bruner. J. s. Shropshire. Cornelia Shropshire, Els T meralda county, New; The Tennessee Gold and Copper company, capital stock S1,OOO,O 900, incorporators Wm. A. Cannon. Alexander w. McGhee. James . S. McDOROUgh, Knox county, Tenn; Ii The Knoxville Gold Mining company. I capital stock $1,OOO, ,OOO incorporators Wm. A. Cannon, Alexander w. Me II Ghee, James s. McDonough, Knox county Tenn: Winchester Consolidat- ed Gold Mining and Milling company. capital stock $1,OOO 900, incOrpOrators Il w. D. Davidson. B. T. Hickman, Chas. Mills, F. T. Mills. Yerihgton. Lyon county New; Gold Bar Mining and Leasing company, capital stock s1,- OOOOOO, incorpOrators w. w. JOnes'and Shelton Mackenzie, Phoenix; Atlanta Leasing company, capital stock $25,- 900, incorporatOrs Thomas H. COndOn, Chas. A. Leager. Louis B. Hahn, JO- seph C. Jalliff and Anthony H. Heber. Esmeralda county, New; Walker River Mining and Development company of ,, Nevada, capital stock S1.OOO,OOO, m- Corporators w. H. Sanford, Chas. F. Poland. Robert B. Armstrong, Esme- ralda county, Nev.; The Homestead Copper Mines company capital stock $1,OOO, 900, g shares, incOrporators James Devereaux, w. J. J. Smith, John J. Mahoney, Cook county, H.; GOldfield Kewanas Extension Mining company, capital stock $10OO, ,OOO. in cor3oratOrs Louis Schloss, Percival D. Kahn, Frank R. Whitcomb A. NJ. Der gevin, Dan O'TooIe, San Francisco; Manhattan Diamond Dot Mining com pany, capital stock $1,0OOO 900, incOrpo- rators J. T. O'Hara. J. w. Douglas, Nye county, Nevada; Industrial Co., Operative Department Store company capital stock $1OO.0OO. incorporators Edwin A. Grant. Frederick R. Fielder, Joliet. Ill.,; Cash Rock Gold Mining company, capitaT stock $1,OOO,O0O, iu- corporators Donald w. Ross, Frank T. Torpey. DanI w. Nefsy. Nye county New; Clay Clement company. capital stock $10,000, incorpOrators Clay Gle ment, J. R. Hastings, L. A. Smith. Cook county Ill.,. to deal with literary and dramatic rights, acquire, lease and