Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A SUIT DISMISSED-The suit of s. Charles Pratt against Roy s. Good rich was yesterday dismissed on the motion of the plaintiff at his cost
 RETURNED DUCK HUNTERS Messrs Pinney, MorreIl, Cassiday. Howe, Smoke and StuH returned from 2 duck hunt at the Florence reservoir shooting preserve yesterday with 109 ducks. They report a most enjoyable outing and plenty of birds.
 A COLLECTOR OF MULES-Wil- liam Patterson, the distinguished Cali fornia mule buyer arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend sev- eral days in the valley gathering up a car load of select mules for his ex- tensive mule yards in Chino Valley, California
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ernest F. Smith and Miss Laura Etter. Both are well known and highly esteemed in this community where they have spent all their lives The bride is the daughter of C. NJ. Etter and the groom is he son of George Smith who lives near the city.
 ST. PATRICKS DAY DANCE From all indications there will be a large crowd at the open dance which is being arranged for the night of St. Patrtcks day at Melczer hall. The Besse orchestra will play for this oc- casion and have secured some new dance music The dance will be in charge of a number of young men of the city.
 THE FUNERAL OF s. c. sY- | MONDS--Tne funeral of Major s. C. I Symonds will take place at two o'clock i this afternoon from the First M F. | church. l. will be under the direction | of the c. A. R. The members of the i relief corps will participate. The mem | bers of both organizations are re | quested to assemble at the undertak- 1 ing rooms of Merryman 6, Moore half | an hour earlier.
 FIRST VISIT TO PHoENlX-Mr and Mrs. James A. Blackmer of Pe- i Wano, Michigan, arrived in Phoenix ! yesterday on the MaricOpa train from Los Angeles, where they have l been visiting their son. Harry. who ! was with the Doris Heyman Furni- ! ture company previous to taking up his residence on the coast. MT. and l Mrs. Blackmer will visit friends about Phoenix and the family of a nephew i at Buckeye before returning to their home.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Articles of ] incorporation of the Central Agency l company were filed in the Cffice of the l county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is b1,O0O,OOO and the mcOrpora- ! tors are J. C. Stanford, N. NJ. John son and s. F. Turner. Articles were al ] so filed of the Nevada Iron-Cap Min ing company with a capital stock If SI5OO,O0O. The incorporators are w. K. Robinson, c. s. Wilkes and J. B. Lind sley.
 THE NORTH IS ALL RIGHT-Dr. L. M. SWikerath has recently return ed from ;a very successful tour of the northern part of the territory He found everybody prosperous. The weather was rather rough and the doctor ws.s under it part of the time
 He visited Humboldt, the site of the new shelter That camp he says is growing faster than anything ne had ever seer. one, could stand around a
 little while and perceive the buildings spring uI,. There is mountain of ore
 brought from various mines in Yava-
 pal MaIicopa and Pinal counties
 awaiting treatment.
 IT WAS NOT THE PHOENIX or TO MILI-ER-A few days ago there
 appeared in the Republican a state ment taken from a Los Angeles pa per that Otto Miller a former resi- dent of the city, had been held to the grand jury at Los Angeles for bur- glary and he was connected with Ot-
 to Miller who mad resided in this city
 for some years. It is learned that that
 is an error. otto Miller of Phoeni>
 is a printer by trade but at the time
 of the Los Angeles incident he was
 engaged Tn mining north of the city
 working on claims of his own and ot
 others. He had not been in Los An
 geles at all but returned to the city
 from the hills only yesterday morn ing. Speak king of the matter he saiC
 that while he had never attained any