Arizona republican., 1906-05-25

regular tour over the system, which he l completes three or four times a year i MT. Sippy for many years was a South 1 ern Pacific conductor on the Yuma di- 1 vision
 1 AN OLD DOMINION SUIT-WaIter Bennett left last evening for Solomon vile to attend district court which was convened there yesterday. He will at this time appear for the plaintiff in d
 suit of several years standing, that of
 F. F. Kellner against the old Dominion Copper company. He will return to
 the city the first of the week.
 THE SWAIN SHOW-The W. I. i Swain company last evening presented to large audience that pretty story. l Roanoke" On several occasion has | this piece been played to Phoenix audi ences, but it has yet to be presented in more able manner than it was last evening. Tonight the bill will be East Lynne" in which the lead is taken by Miss LeOna Leslie. Several handsome and costly gowns are a part of Miss Leslie's wardrobe and will be used in the performance this evening. Tomor- row night the bill will be "The Two Orphans"
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles or the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder. yesterday: Palmetto Standard Mining company. capital stock S1 900 900; in-
 corPoratcrs. C. K. Brown w. F. Far Tar, Green Majors, F. C. Kellogg, and Welles Whitmore; Reed company, inc. capital stock. $15OOOO: incorporators Charles Ingraham, Cynthia J. Reed and Walter c. Hopkins; The Western
 Exploitation company, capital stock.
 S1,OOO,0OO; incOrpOrators. David T.
 Reed. Albert L. Hitler and Henry Co., hen; La Paloma Ranch, capital stock S25OO0; incorpOrators, w. A. Anderson and NJ. V. Webster.
 PONY FARM.-Joe Bush, who has been experimenting with Shetland ponies for several years. is about to go into the business in earnest. In fact. he is already launched upon it. de aas bought a small tract of land oe twenty acres south of the insane asylum and has 1t stocked with herd of eight shetland ponies of high grade. He had not thought of raising ponies for the market, but he kept several for ris own use because he liked the little animals But. during the last wia-ar the inquiry for them by strangers was so great that he was awakened to the possibilities of the business. He will combine with pony raising the keep ing of fine poultry.
 ARIZONA OGANBERRIES-C. c. Chambers. who resides three miles southeast of Phoenix, in the rich truck farming neighbOrhood known as the Wilson district. yesterday brought to the board of trade room fine sample of LOganberries raised on his ranch. They look equally as large and luscious as the California fruit. and there was not nearly so much dust on them as on the berries shipped in. Secretary Van der Neer canned them and has them on exhibition, ready for display next fair time. This is the first fruit of this kind grown here, so far as is generally known. The canned dewberries sitting alongside look very similar, only they are of Q darker color.
 THE DBIRDS-Tonight. on the Diamond Jo, the juvenile band of the "Redbirds' will leave for Prescott. where they will tomorrow night appear in a concert in the Elks' theater. The organization is made up of twenty-five members and is under the leadership of Prof. Fountain. Since their organ ization they have made very raplS progress, and now make an appear ance equal to many more pretenttous organizations. The members of the band who will make the trip are: Willie COrpstein. Clarence Thode. Will bur Fiske, Joe Balsz, Earl BrideweH Addison Brewer, Adam F'ike- George Luhrs, Otto Thalheimer, Walter Thal- heimer. Avery Corpstein, Richard Com fOt, Frank Eberle, George EberIe Rob ert Gordon, Richard Fiske, Floyd Mar lar, Walter A. Wood, Morris O'Neil. George Lount. Ernest Thalheimer and Frank Morris.
 
 sire to be careful and safe should keep
 their solar motors in the refrigerator
 when they are not working In fact.
 the safer way in this country is to keep
 everything in the ice box except when it is in use. J. B. Edwards lives a few
 miles out Central avenue, toward the Arizona canal and, like other Arizona farmers, does a little dairying business also. The other day he had a fine car pet hanging over a fence for an airing and on top of that was a piece of bur lap. Not far away he had laid the
 cover of a big milk can to dry after washing it. The sun turned loose C: ! bunch of heat in that direction. It was reflected from the cOncave surface of
 the milk-can cover to the fabrics or the fence, and before anybody noticed what was going on the carpet and burlap had a big hole burned through 1 1t and the fence was on fire To insure | safety, it might be well, also. to put the l fence in the ice box on warm days | THE WAY OF THE TRANS ! GRESSOR.-The most remOrsefuI man
 in town yesterday was Charles Weller. He arrived in Phoenix the day before ! with $200, the savings of some months 1 He had his own ideas of having q pod | time with so much money, and he pro ! ceeded to have it. Late night before l last, he was found by the officers in a | quarrelsOme and dissatisfied mood. | That is, he was executing a war dance i to the disturbance of the public. He 1 was locked up and yesterday he was
 brought before Justice Burnett who 1 imposed a fine of ST Weller was with