Arizona republican., 1906-11-29

The body of John Roberts who was killed in Kelvin Sunday afternoon by Robert DeVance, was brought to Phoe- nix yesterday and the funeral was held in the afternoon from the parlOrs of Mohn & Driscoll. IL was quite largely attended by relatives and friends.
 BADLY BATTERED-No inquiry was started yesterday in the case of Chava the Mexican arrested the day before after beating up a woman. The woman's condition is still rather doubt ful and she may have suffered intern al injury. Her nose is fiattened out and one eye closed. The police have not decided whether it will be a mis- demeanor case or a felony.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of the following corporations were fled in the office Of the county recorder yesterday: The Imperial Mining com- pany. capital stock, s1.OOO.OOO incor- porators. W. R. Door. J. R. Mcdonald H. R. Leighton. W. E. Higman and Richard Willis; Octave Mining com pany. capital stock s75O, ,0O0. incorpora- tors Charles F. Meisse and Frank Lit tie; National Premium company. cap ital stock g. .O0O.O 900. incorporators. An drew J. Randall, Solon J. Lieberskind and William A. Smith; The Spearhead Leasing and Mining company. capital stock. $500. .G0O.. incorporators. Sam Cohn and Ben l.. Gordon; Mohawk J unior Mining company. capital stock s1.000, ,O0G. incorporators Frank Saville. J. H. Blagg and F. A. Mcdonald Tine articles of the Great Western Goli company were amended as to manage ment.
 SHELBY N. CULLoM'S FUNERAL The funeral of the late Shelby L. Cullom took place yesterday at the family residence on North Fourth street A large number of friends gathered there at o'clock The for al offerings were numerous and beau tiful. The services were brief and were conducted by Rev Mr. Atwood. rector of the Episcopal church The musical service was a solo by Mrs. Tiffany. The body of MT. Cullom was sent to Ventura, Calf. last night ac- companied by Mrs CuIlom and her brother, T. S. Newby
 THE FAIR AND ITS ATTEN- DANCE-It is generally admitted that the growth of the territorial fair from its first to it's second year was more magnificent and that the growth of it's patronage by sightseers was good, but just what increase there was in at- tendance from outside points is prob ably appreciated by only a few. In- formation came from two sources yesterday to Superintendent Crark that gives a line on the fair traffic. General Agent Goldsworthy of the Santa Fe reported that during fair week something over 225O tickets were sold to Phoenix from Points ihis side of Ash Fork, against little over $50 during fair week a year ago. The other item was a letter from V. R. Stiles, general passenger agent of the Fl Paso & Southwestern road. He said he was pleased to report that the travel over that system during fair week was double that Of a year ago and that he feels gratified at the re- suit of the excursions run and desires to congratulate the fair management.
 THE FOUR METALS -Coneerning a Phoenix man and Santa Cruz mine the Oasis says: "Mr F. l.. Bluner of Phoenix, general manager for the Four Metals Mining company, has been a visitor at the property near Mowry this week. MT Blumer has just re. turned from the headquarters of the corporation in Chicago. and reports