Arizona republican., 1906-10-11
Of Local interest
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PHOENICIANS FOR THE WINTER Miss Eva Atwood of Indianapolis, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. D. M. Patterson, has arrived in the city and will remain during the winter.
 THE APPROPRlATORS' CANAL Another, and it is believed the last session of the 1906 annual meeting of the stockholders of the Appropriat- ors Canal company will be held to- day for the election of a fifth memDeE of the new board of directors and to attend to other business. The meeting is called for 10 o'clock LOWER FREIGHT RATES An nouncement was received at the Southern Pacific office yesterday by General Agent l.. H. Landis to the eff feet that the reductions recently an Il nounced by the Santa Fe and the II Southern Pacific in freight rates will Il have been advertised according to law II and effective on November 18th. Il
 HE WAS GIVEN A CHANGE Prank Egan was before Justice Bur- nett yesterday for drunkenness and | disturbance of the peace. MT EEan made a pretty good talk for himself I He said he was an honest miner, and | that on account of the need Of the de- velopment of the mineral resources O! this territory it would be great in uuSLEldi ndUGlCdp OH Al AEOAl1 Nb AGGA' [ him confined in the county jail. That is what would have to be done, since | he did not have money for the pay { l ment of any fine that might have heen ] l assessed against him. The court sus- l pended sentence and sent him out of town. That is. he told him to get out ] of town 1 METHODIST AssIGNMENTS-The ! following is a complete list of the as signments of ministers made at the l late conference of the Methodist Epis copaI church at Tucson: $. J. Rogers, | superintendent of mission. Bisbee, J. L. Burcham: Cananea. l. l.. Oakes. Douglas. C. w. Demings; Flagstaff. C. F. Metcalf: Glendale. William Whit field Globe. F. G. Decker: Jerome. A K Stewart: Kingman. F. C. Farr; Mesa. J. A Crouch: Needles, Addis Albro: Phoenix. A. R. Maclean; Pres cott. L. w Wheatley; Stafford. A. l.. HawIey: Tempe. Wilbur Fisk: Tomb stone. J. M- Rich: Tucson, F. H Schafer: Wilcox, R. C. Opie; Winslow- w. A. Pratt: Williams. D. Roberts. Yuma, J. M. Ochiltree-
 NEW TIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Nevada Copper King Mines, capital stock. $L000,0OO. incor- porators, Charles :. Sprague, Munro S- Brown and James K. Reddington; The Saginaw Wonder Mining company. capital stock, s1. O00OO. incorporators, J. J. Moss, R. W. Warrington and Bruce Gidden: The Norwich CO0snli dated Mining company. capital stock S1T5O.OOO. incOrporators. George P Lowell. William T. Brown and William H. Richardson; The Acme Land and Investment company, capital stock
 S1.O00.00O, incorporatOrs. Charles "
 Shields. J. O. POgue and James A
 Shields. IT.
 A PHEASANT EXHIBIT-Wiley F.
 Jones of Graham county is more than a lawyer He is something of a bird fancier. The poultry department of the
 territorial fair has received word iron \ him asking if it would be worth while s to bring a couple of golden pheasants H He says his pheasants are not to b' 4 confounded with the Chinese or Mon a golian pheasant. The golden pheasan lis said bv Mr Jones to be the gaudies
 and gorgeousest bird alive. MT. Jone'
 imported his from Illinois. The bes
 things in the world come from llh E nois. That is the native state of MT S Jones. The fair management wrote t
 MT. Jones to bring on his pheasants
 A coop will be provided for them and special prize will be offered.
 EMBEZZLEMENT ALLESED-Th & Los Angeles Times of the 9th instant contained a story of the arrest in tha E city of G. N. F'loersheim, manager O H the Berlin Dye Works, at the instance
 of the Las Dos Naciones Cigar com
 pany at Nogales. Floersheim was far
 merIy a travelling salesman for tn
 company and is well known in tn southwest. The company alleges em l. he
 it is merely the result of a disput about commissions. Sheriff Fowler l
 in Los Angeles, having gone there af M ter Floersheim who immediately afte
 his arrest had habeas corpus proceed ings instituted in his behalf. The cas
 was to be heard yesterday.
 ON THE UPTURN-For the frs H time this season the receipts in the o1 flee of the county treasurer eXceede
 the outlay. This event comes abot l every year this month, but this yea
 it has come ten days ahead of tim
 This indicates that the taxpayers haN # got their ready money a little earli' H | than usual. The treasury officials al Fl glad to see the early start, and the
 urge that the heavier taxpayers los
 no time in coming in, in order th'
 there may be no rush near the close H the tax paying season. Then. too'
 \. \ . < ;. 5: \ X k <. \. ;. = = x . " = 5. N will be al good thing for the scho Fl ma ams. who are anxious to get the N money as soon as possible. It is all
 pointed out that there is a luxury
 paying taxes early; the early taNpa. k CT is mors or less exclusive. If 0 waits for the rush. by that time ta paying will be so common that the - will really be little credit in it.
 WILSON BARNES - Yesterday
 noon at the parsonage of the Fir
 Methodist church. Rev. Maciean unite
 in marriage Raymond E. Wilson ar
 Miss Cecile C. Barnes, two well know
 young people of this city The cer
 mony was witnesses by two of u or most intimate friends of the contrac are ing parties. otherwise no one being lur attendance. The groom came to Pho