Arizona republican., 1907-02-21

Share company. capital stock slOO.O 900; Atlantic Mining and Milling company,
 capital stock s2.OOO.OoO; Blind Spring
 Hill company. capital stock sl.00O.- GOO; United Novelty company. capital stock $1O0.O0O: Goldfield New York
 Mining company. capital stock S1.OO0, - OO0.
 AN mMPORTANT" W. U. OFFICE Manager GOodell of the Western Un-
 ion Telegraph company was today ad- vised by telegraph that. the Phoenix office is included In the general order
 for an increase Of ten per cent to all employees of the important offices. This would indicate that the local of flee is considered as being an import ant" one and that the increase of busi- ness as compared with previous years is very satisfactory.
 GOING TO PRESCOTT-J. l.. B. Alexander. United States district at torney. will leave for Prescott this morning on official business. He has one case under the restrictive immi- grafton laws whereby Chinaman will have to show a reasonable excuse for living in this country. oT get out. 9th CT cases that will come under his ob- servation. were made possible by the activity of the late MT. Edmunds in throwing a legal protection around the morals Of territories.
 4 NEW ARRiVAL-Marcus May arrived here yesterday morning from Los Angeles Co enter the employ Of the Stoddard Incorporation company. ln- cidentally it is timely to mention that this company a day or two ago acquir- ed a new safe for it's offices that is almost as big as some of the little houses people live in. Anyhow its re- moval to the second floor of the post office building almost blocked business in that vicinity for an afternoon.
 THE INK URLOINERS-Jose Qui- jada. one of the lads arrested for stealing ink from the Wakelin Gro- rery CO. and sentenced to serve a term in the Industrial school at Benson. was taken there yesterday by Sheriff Hayden. who left on the morning rain. The other boy concerned in the affair is Manuel Bardet. He was brought before Justice Kyle when his .ounsel filed an application for a ,hsnge of venue It was granted and 1 he case was sent to Tempe. for trial . ry Justice Neilsen.
 GARDEN TRUCK Alex Silva i brought a sample to the board of trade { .esterday. of some new peas. that . hows what Arizona climate and soil . an do. They were grown on his ! anch on Grand avenue under the Ari-
 
 ainfall. Nevertheless they are about he biggest and finest looking peas yer raised in this valley. The pods Ire about five inches long and the 'eas are about twice as large as the commercial article.
 THE ASSAILANT IN DOUBT-The ase in Justice Johnstone's court. gainst Naguel RemerO. charged with ssault on Francisco Para, was heard and for lack of evidence Re nero was released There was no di- ect evidence that it was Romero that truck the blow complained of. as here were three men seen together | lne of them was Romero and all of Il hem disappeared soon after the as- ault. Romero was arrested because | e had had trouble with Para last ummcr
 HARMONY CLUB MEETING-The lst meeting of the Harmony club was ne of great interest and pleasure. side from the musical features of |, he occasion which were very pleas 1g Miss Baker. the art instructor in he public schools of the city gave a lost entertaining address on art in chool work. Miss Baker. who is raduate of the Pratt institute is as en- nusiastic as capable and her talk was
 real treat With many specimens of -ork. Miss Baker demonstrated the rosress of the pupil through the rades and told clearly of the benefits 3 be derived by the student from the ifferent art studios and proved con- lusively that art study is a great aid ! strengthening the pupil in all other objects. After hearing Miss Baker. le members of the club had a clearer ppreciation of the value of art in our ,hools than they had ever had before liss Baker thinks that the Arizona lildren are unusually responsive pos ,ssing the artistic instinct to a very