Arizona republican., 1906-11-03

company. capital stock. s1.5OO,Ooo. In
corporators, Harry VI. Bennett and
William r. Huff.
LUMBER GOES UP-The Phoenix
lumber dealers yesterday received no.
tifcation from the coast wholesale
houses of another raise I'm lumber
which went into effect last Thursday.
on redwood there is an advance of 50
a thousand feet and ON common ore
gon pine 81 a thousand. on flooring
the advance was SO a thousand with an
increase on other materials in pro-
portion.
SKATING RACE TONIGHT-T5-
night at the Naricopa skating rink
race viii be run between a man named
Davis and another named Bassett for
a purse of 500, made up by a side bet
of $50 each The race viii be over
distance of two miles. Those who wit
messed the former races know what
rare sport roller skate racing is and
no doubt a large crowd viii be in at
tendance to see the big event tonight
CATTLE FlNE-A catueman said
yesterday that never i'm his life had he
seen the Arizona cattle get so fat and
get fat so early as they have this year
Feed and water conditions have been
excellent. but so have they been i'm
other years and the only way in which
he accounts for the unusually good
conditions is the assumption that the
quite cool weather that prevailed in
August was most beneficial and gave
them an early fall start.
CAPT. PERKINS IN TOWN-C. E
Perkins passed through the city yes
terday en- route from the northern part
of the territory TO his home at Nogales
He has been for the past year with the
Llanos de orc company in Mexico but
since the shutdown has been visiting
his brother in the northern part of the
territory. Mr.. Perkins was captain Of
the Second troop of cavalry of the
Arizona National Guard. Mrs. Perkins
accompanied him
MORE RETURNS-Copies of the
great register We're received yesterday
at the office of the territorial secretary
from the counties Of Pima and COchise.
The registration in Pima county is
32O6 against 1924 two years ago. In
Cochise the registration was 1893
against 5261 two years ago. In the
eight counties now heard from. Apache.
Santa Cruz. Pinal. CocOninO, Yavapai.
Pima and Cochise. the total registra-
ton exceeds that of two years ago
by BIZ votes
TUCSON HORSES-A carload OF
race horses will leave Tucson for
Phoenix on November to participate
in the fair events. The horses include
runners, trotters and PAGERS. Sam
Barley will be i'm charge of the ship
ment. Among the horses is a swift
footed PAGER belonging to J. Harry
Bennett. who by the way, should have
three votes at the present election, as
he keeps q home in Cochise county, an
other in Pima county and now has one
i'm Phoenix.
TRIED TO WHIP A WOMAN-A
riot call for the city police was turned
in last evening about o'clock from
the southeast part of town. A blind
Mexican had tried to publicly whip a
woman whom he had met in Tucson
and who he claims robbed him of a
sum of money. She took refuge i'm a
house near where he made the attack
on her and the Mexican attempted to
follow her into the house and continue
his abuse. The woman who owned the
place took hand and a three cornered
mill started which the police finally
stopped The Mexican was locked up
and will be tried today for disturbing
the peace.