Arizona republican., 1906-11-14

Russell T Joy. w. J. Munro and s. D. Burk; Jack Pot Extension Mining company. capital stock, S1,000,O00, in- corporators, William Seymour, Russell T. Joy and J. Herbert Welch; Com stock Merrimac Mining company, cap ital stock. s1,O000OO. incorporators, J. C. MacCormack. H. T. Bragdon, A. W. Lyddy and F. w. Dorsey.
 A NEW BoY-Tuesday morning there was born to the wife of Charles Thompson a fine baby boy. Mir. and Mrs. Thompson reside in the Wilson district
 AMONG THE MASONS-Yesterday the Masons devoted the time of their sessions to the regular grand lodge work This morning the election of officers will take place and tonight there will be a grand ball at the Ho- tel Adams. Last evening there was a reception rendered the visiting ladies of the Eastern Star at the Commercial.
 GRACEFUL SKATERS - At the Maricopa skating rink last evening q large crowd was present to witness the contest between lady skaters as to who as the most graceful skater of the contestants. The prize was awarded to Miss Grace Hilderbrand. The floor is in most excellent condition and the crowd are each night enthusiastic over the sport.
 NETTING DOWN A HAT-An ad. which has attracted as much atten- tion as any other shown during fair week so far is the display in the win dow of the Hub. The attraction is a fountain playing genuine water upon a cravenette hat. The unique arrange ment proves the watershed quality of the Mallory cravenette hats, for which. the Hub store holds the sole agency for Phoenix
 VISITORS TO THE FAIR-Among the visitors to the territorial fair who arrived from the north yesterday was party composed of MT. F. NJ. Murphy of Prescott, H. M. Robinson of Pasa- dena, T. J. Norton of Los Angeles. Paul Burlls of Prescott and F. P. Cruice of Prescott. Mir. E. B. Gage of Tomb stone and w. F. Staunton of Tomb stone joined the party here and will remain until tonight. Mir. Robinson
  stone. MT. Murphy will remain in town several days.
 A PRODUCT OF THIS VALLEY Among the admissions to practice be- fore the territorial supreme court yes terday was that of R. c. Stanford Of Bisbee. MT. Stanford is a boy of the Salt River valley. His early education was acquired here and his first knowl- edge of the law was gained in Phoe- nix law office. He has been for some time located in Bisbee. having been admitted to the bar of that county. His partner is City Attorney Merritt of Bisbee. They have already been very successful in securing a large and profitable practice.
 DECIDEDLY APPROPRIATE - There are many fine show windows in Phoenix. specially dressed for fair week, but none are so large or char acteristically dressed as those of the New York store. All the windows of this store are pretty but the one tha: Is particularly worthy of mention. fronts the drygoods department and is worth walking blocks to look at Three large horseshoes, higher than a mans head. rest against the back ground with horses head protruding through each. On each head is a 5Tidle. the reins from eac:l extending forward tn the figure of woman, cxpensivelv at tired, who holds them in her hand. to- gether with a riding whip. The three horseshoes are each dressed in one O. the three colors of the fair. red, whlts and yellow and the woman in front ot each horseshoe is attired in a suit to match The covering of the horseshess is China silk enlivened with floral d,s- plays. As for the ladies' suits, that is a matter each interested woman wiu have to settle for herself. The Repub- lican's dressmaking department is not working fair week and all the horse mule and beef breed editor can say is that the windows are beauties