Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST
A SACRED coNcERr-The sacred

A SACRED coNcERT-The sacred concert which was postponed on ac- count of the weather last Sunday evening will be given next Sunday. Every one will be welcome at the First M. E. church. corner Monroe and Sec ond avenue.
 GUILD TEA-There will be a tea and sale of fancy articles in the guild rooms Of the Episcopal church Friday afternoon. Members of the congrega- tion and their friends are cordially in vited.
 A CHURCH INcoRPoRATIoN- Articles of incorporation of the Papago Ward Corporation of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints were placed on record yesterday by Bishop Rogers of the ward. It is stated in the articles that the property of the church Is valued at $500.
 NEW BANKING HouSE-The Sad- dle Mountain Commercial company was licensed yesterday by the terri torial auditor to do a general banking business in the slining camp of Christ mas, in Pinal county. Licenses were also issued recently to the Norton Morgan Commercial company of Will cox and the Citizens Bank and Trust company of Bisbee.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Articles of the following corporations were filed fin the office of the county recorder yes terday: Contact Copper Mining com pany. capital stock $1 ,0O0, 900, incorpor- ators s. G. Anderson. Truman Schenck and w. A. Byers; The Nevada Con- solidated Stock company. capital stock S1, ,0O0. 900. incorporators Fred Stack. Charles $. Wituer and G. w. Bennett; Colorado River Ely Copper company, capital stock S1,O00.OO0. incorporators G. D. Francis. Phillip Storr. J. L. Gar der; Pachuca Central Mining company, capital stock s600,e0O. incorporators Roy $. Goodrich and l.. H. Kennedy. PRICE OF LUMBER-The local lumber dealers have hardly got their business adjusted to the last raise fin prices made by the wholesale yards. and now comes notice of another raise. This time little matter of four dollars thousand is tackled on the price of rough redwood, making the cost of that commodity s25.50 per thousand. If this thing continues it will not be long until the people will be forced to fall back to their primitive cave dwellings, but Arizona, where the year has nine months of summer and three months late in the fall, can stand it as long as anybody.
 AN IDENTIFIED WATcH-The case of the watch of Miss Rose Leary was yesterday settled in Justice John stones court by the young lady's com plete identification Of it. This is the watch which was found by Miss Leary in the pawnbrokers establishment of N. Freidman. Mir. Freidman stated that he had bought it of young man whose name is not made public and that statement threw great deal of light on the manner of its disappearance. | When Miss Leary came here about year ago for the first time she boarded with the mother of the young man and 1t was while she was there that she lost the watch. Smith Is not now ! resident of Phoenix.
 ! THE OTHER ACoSTA-An after noon paper yesterday in the course of its minor criminal chroniclings men, | toned that Ramon Acosta was fined In Justice Johnstone's court for drunk enness. That is an error. The offender was Santiago Acosta. no kinsman of Ramon Acosta. The error was unfor- tunate for the reason that while Ra- mon Acosta used to be frequently be- fore the courts for drunkenness he has for several months been living an ex- emplary life. He took a liquor cure I if haG since been steadily working at his trade of shoemaking. saving his money and taking care of his family.
 DISTRICT COURT-A part of the White Gold Mining company litigation was disposed of yesterday in district court. The case of x. L. Agnew. for mer president of the company, against the company was brought to an end with judgment for the plaintiff to- gether with a judgment of S1OO-for at torney's fees and foreclosure was ordered. The amount sued for was originally s15000. but after the begin ming of the suit it was discovered that the plaintiff had made an error in the making of his claim, which was too much by more than s20O0. Accordingly judgment was given for sI2,OOO. This represents loans made to the company and the amount of a promissory note taken up by the defendant. The case of A. J. Edwards against the same de- fendant was by consent continued for the term. The case of NJ. West against J. F.. Price for the possession of a small tract of land near Tempe was dismissed. each party to pay his own costs.