Arizona republican., 1906-01-20
TOURNAMENT PosTPoNED-Or


 account of the existing conditions of the weather, the tennis tournament, which was to have been held on the Normal campus today has been post poned until next Saturday. The dance which was to have occurred this eve ming has also been postponed week.
 CAME FROM ELLEN CUT OFF, Angus Cashion arrived in the city yes terdav morning from Belen, New Mex ;co where he had been for some time past overseeing some of the grading work being done on the Belen cut off. Most of his outfit was taken yesterday to the front of the work Cu the Arizona and California road and he himself wil' shortly leave for there also.
 A DESERT JOURNEY = MT. and Mrs. J. G. Tappar accompanied by their daughter, Edith, and Miss Dor othy Neff. left yesterday overland for the residence of MT. Tappan in the Bill Williams country. This journey of 125 miles would hardly be undertaKen at this time of year in another country than Arizona. The party started out with the assurance from the weather bureau that whatever the weather might have been yesterday there was promise of good weather today.
 SOLD LIQUOR TO INDIANS Francisco Martinez was yesterday bound over by U. s. Court Commits sioner C. w. JohnstOne to await the action of the federal grand jury on the charge of selling liquor to Indians.
 His bond was fixed at $2OO which he was unable to furnish and he was re- tmanded to the custody of the sheriff. Jose Lewis and Francisco Canitillo, the Indians to whom Martinez had sold l4l,- fn days each for being drunk.
 REAPPEARANCE OF "SCOTTY"- | "Scotty." the Death Valley miner pass ed through Ash Fork several days aga enroute from Los Angeles to New York City. Although he did not make i the positive statement he intimated 1 that he would the coming summer sea- son do a turn with some vaudeville or ganization on the stage. In his walk | he still limps a trifle owing to the wound he received several weeks az | in his right leg "Scotty' did not ap- ! pear to be the spendthrift he was re- ported to have been on his former triI | into the east but ct Ash Fork only paid the regulation bit for his cigars and liquid refreshments. He dressel
 in a corduroy suit and wore cowboy hat and a blue flannel shirt.
 DEATH OF FRANK CONKEY- | Word reached the city yesterday of the death of Frank Conkey, who came here
 with several other residents of Mime
 sota who were interested in the Verde canal project The following account of his death is taken from a paper oi | Minneapolis:
 "W. H. Reagan, exalted ruler of the Minneapolis lodge of Elks received { | eabIegram today from Khartoun, Soutf 1 Africa, announcing the death of Franl | Conkey, a well known former Minnea- polls business man, who was in busi l ness in South Africa. Mrs. Conkey and her children, Roland and Hazel are living with her parents, MT. anC
 Mrs. David Davis at 1900 Third ave
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 NEW CORPORATIONS - Article!
 of the following corporations were fiji ed in the office of the county recorder ! yesterday: Mines Venture Syndicat' of America, capital stock. $20O0,0OO, in [ corporators, F.. s. Wilson, J. J. Manr and J. H. Layman; Golden Anchoi | Mining and Milling company, capita stock, $75O,0OO, incorporators, G. R II Hogg, A. C. Thorpe and J. B. Brown 1 The Howard Mining and Milling com pany. capital stock $250,OO0, incorporat
 ors. M. J. Bell, w. s. DOugherty anC
 J. NJ Dougherty; New Centennial Min ! ing company, capital stock, S6oO,OOO