Arizona republican., 1906-11-13

The game is an eight dice game, and one in which the percentage to win depends on the ability of the player to outcount the operator of the game in large majority of cases an impos- sibility. If a complaint is made the game will be suppressed and if it can be proved that money is wan under false pretenses the men who are in charge of the layout will be prose FUNERAL OF J. GARDINER FIELD-This afternoon at 2:I5 D. m. at the barracks of the Salvation Army. the funeral of J. Gardiner Field will be conducted under the auspices of the members and officers of that organiza- ton. It was not known yesterday whether Rev. Harold Govette would arrive in the city in time to assist in
 the services, but should he arrive on
 the train this morning he will make
 short address. Intermen; win Ee made in the Greenwood ceme,ery.
 BAPTISM OF A HORSE-Sunday evening about o'clock a horse be- longing to M. McCann which was be-
 ing led from a blacksmith shop to the home of the owner took fright and broke away. The animal stumbled into
 the town ditch at the corner of Second
 
 at that time being full to the banks
 The man from whom the horse had
 escaped, with the help of several oth-
 CTS, finally landed the animal. more
 dead than alive.
 A MINING TRIP-N. C. WesterfieId,
 who resides at sos South Third ave
 nue. a prominent mining man, yester-
 day morning returned home after trip of several days in the mining fields of Yavapai county. During his absence from the city MT. Westerfield encountered a number of changes of climate and no small amount of coun- try. Many of the camps of the sec ton he visited are lively and the min ing industry generally is in a prosper ous condition.
 A 5lSBEE EDIToR-R. A, Kirk proprietor of the Bisbee Daily Minel accompanied by his wife arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend several days of the week in the city Mir. Kirk is chairman of the republican county central committee of Cochise county and managed the recent coun- ty campaign which was record | breaker for the republican party in that county. Yesterday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Kirk were guests in the ] Shirley Christy box at the races ] AN ARRANGEMENT FOR OLD SOLDIERS-A special arrangement ! has been made for the accommodation 1 of old soldiers who desire to hear, the l lecture of Rev. Robert Mcintyre to = morrow night If they will call at the ! office of D. P. Kyle they will be pro vided with reserved seats. Many of | them cannot hear as we'll as they did | along in the sixties and it is desired | that they be given seats as close as l possible to the lecturer who will talk ] on a subject of the greatest interest to ! them. the events of the ciciI war. ] THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUR ! VEY-W. Blackmer of the Buckeye : country was in the city yesterday. H. says that the survey of Southern Pa ! cific engineers is a half mile west O. ! the Agua Fria near Moore's ranch but
 that stakes have been set four miles ] beyond the river. The engineers arr 1 covering about two and a half miles a
 day The Buckeye people are very much elated over the certain prospect . of a railroad within a short time and ! the more imaginative among them l sometimes think they can hear the whistle of the locomotive.
 ] NEW ATIONS-ArticIes of ! the following corporations were filed ] in the office of the county recorder : yesterday Goldfield Leasing and Ex- l ploration company, capital stock. S2- l 000, 0,000, incorporators. W. W. Ellis and ] H. A. Wheeler; Royal Hawaiian Min ! ing company, capital stock $1.0OO. OO5 1 Incorporate Arthur J. Kulberg and 1 James NJ. Cordray; Nevada Greenwa : ter Mining company. capital stock. ] S2,0O0,000, incorporators. Marius Du- l wall, James Gleason and T. W. Ken ] dall; The Ramsey Consolidated Mining company capital stock 100000 in-