Arizona republican., 1906-09-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

HE COULD AFFORD TIE. Cota was before Justice Burnett yesterday morning charged with drunkenness be . yond even the degree of fntoxication permitted on convention day He was fined $1. It was thought that that meant seven days in jail, but Gotta had the money to pay for the conse- quences of the debauch as well as for the debauch itself
 GATHERING UP FRUIT-Sidney Mauk, formerly of Phoenix, but now with the commission and fruit dealing firm of S. E.. Knapp & Co. of Los An geles, has been in the valley for two or three days buying fruit for the California market. He purchased the pears from the orchard of Rudd Bros, near Glendale. MT. Mauk left last night for the southeastern part of the territory.
 CHICKEN POX-Chicken raisers in the valley have been noticing some thing the matter with their birds. They did not know the nature of the ailment nor what to do for it. The disease manifests itself in warts on the comb and lobes. The disease is called chicken pox, though not the kind which affects children. The best
 
 carbolized vaseline.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Snowstorm Extension Min ing company. capital stock $1,OOO, 900, incOrporators J. K. Scott and C. M. Vaughn; Kelly Petroleum Gas Gener- atOr company, capital stock $1OO,OOO, incOrporatOrs William T. Kelly, P. J. Spencer, John w. Parks, C. NJ. Smith, s. B. Dawes and W. H. Smith; The Manhattan Tramp Gold Mining com pany, capital stock $1,250,0 1000, incorpo- ratOrs w. H. Haven, James w. Mo Cummings and M. E. Southworth.
 RETURNED FROM PURCHASING TRIP-Charles Korrick last night re- turned to the city after an absence of two months spent in the trade centerS of the east, purchasing goods for the fall trade. While in New York City he was joined by his younger brother. Abe Korrick, who had just reached America from his home in Russia. His brother accompanied him to the city.
 STUDYING FOR THE STAGE-A recent issue of the Los Angeles Exam iner contains a number of pictures of young ladies now in Los Angeles studying for the stage. Among the number is Miss Brockie George of this city. daughter of Henry George. It is understood she will remain on the coast during the winter and the com ing year visit at her former home in Kentucky.
 KNOCK AGAINST STATEHOOD As has been mentioned before in these columns. every Arizona baby is a 7-- H. the Arizona population that much and further fits the territory for separate statehood. It has also been charged, but untruthfully, that the Mexican population in Arizona is in favor of jointure In proof of this false state ment is placed in evidence the achievement of a Mexican woman, whose husband is employed in some subordinate position in connection with a South Seventh street saloon. The name could not be learned last night, but it was reported that this good woman yesterday added to the gayety of the nations in the southwest a fine set of triplets. Whether they are of the voting persuasion or not was not disclosed.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-On Saturday afternoon T. J. Morrison, Jr-, son of Hon. T. J. Morrison, entertained his young friends with a birthday party at the home of his parents in Congress Junction. Tommy, although Q small man yet, is a very important member of the Morrison family and a general favorite in the community. Saturday being the seventh anniversary or young Toms advent into this busy world, a jolly time with his friends was planned for the occasion. Games were played and delicious refresh ments served and no happier group uf little ones has ever been seen in the Junction. They played until the sun went down and then departed, wishing that Tommys birthday came every month instead of every year. Those present were: Misses Kate Morrison, Amanda Morrison, Doris Johnson. Irma Johnson, Iris Hughes, Mabel Hughes, Masters Tommy Morrison, Kenneth BeatsOn, Joseph Johnson, John Johnson. Osborn Carmichael, Ewel Hughes, Harold Rogers, Baby Johnson.
 MOVEMENTS OF CANDIDATES w. F. Cooper, the republican nominee for congress, left the city yesterday afternoon for Christmas, in Gila coun- ty, where last evening he held meet ing which was attended by the Gild county republican candidates. MT. Cooper will today return to Florence where tonight he will hold a meeting and on the following day pass through Phoenix en route to the northern part of the territory. Ernest W. Lewis will leave today at noon for Florence for the purpose of assisting in the rally to be held there tonight. He will make an address introducing MT Cooper. George Mauk, the secretary of the territorial central committee who had been in Phoenix for two days