Arizona republican., 1907-06-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

ORLANDO FEll-One Orlando fel by the wayside yesterday and was | fined five dollars in Justice Kyle's court for drunkenness.
 FRUIT CONTRIBUTIONS - Some unusually large apricots were brought to the board of trade yesterday by L T. Stewart of Tempe. They are the Majestic variety and fine of flavor. H. $. Smith and l. T. Smith also brought in some very fine samples of other kinds of the same fruit.
 PLEASED WITH MINING PROP ERTY-H. r. Durham. who is inter ested in the Hercules Copper Co. and other promising mining ventures in the Kelvin district went to Los An geles yesterday after a few days trip to his, properties. R. H. Reed who is also interested in mines in that sec ton and Mir. Riley of Tonopah. Ne vada, accompanied him on the trip to the mine and report everything as looking very favorable. There are now thirty men employed on the Hercules property.
 SALE OF AN s1s.000 FARM-H. l. Latham closed one of the largest ranch sales that has been made for several weeks. The property that changed hands was a tract of 16O acres. well improved and one of the finest alfalfa farms in the valley. IL is described as the northeast quarter of section 34 township north range. east. and lies about three and One-half miles northeast of Phoenix The tract was purchased by s. w. Higley, roadmaster of the Santa Fe. from F.. T. Ceilings. and the consideration was S1S.000. It is otherwise known as the Horning ranch. It has a good house and or chard and is certainly a fine invest ment
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held tomorrow. first Sunday after Trinity. in Trinity Epis- copal church. South Second Avenue. as follows: Holy Communion and sermon at 10 o'clock. The service will be con- ducted by Rt. Rev. J. M. Kendrick, Bishop of New Mexico and Arizona.
 AN AFTERNOON BURGLARY. - The robbery of a residence on Lincoln street was reported to the city police yesterday and upon investigation no clues to the law breakers could be dis covered. The house was torn topsy turvy. but only a small amount of change was taken. The robbery occur red in the afternoon between 1 and o'clock
 HANSON COLLEGE GRADUATES The Lamson Business College pre- serts diplomas to students when they finish the course. It seldom happens that more than one student graduates at time. This month is an exception as three diplomas were granted yes terday. The fortunate ones were w. Wallace Matthie. Miss Sarah J. Ken yon and Miss Hortense Porterie
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday: Barona Mining Co. capital stock sl.O0O.OO0; incorporators T. Holmes. G. A. Puntenney. Marie Stuart Inyo-Angeles Mining Co, cap ital stock sI.OO0.OOO: incorporators. A. K. McMurray. Tom H. Powers. Joseph Hunter. Milford TraynOr. J. NJ. Pow CTS. Sinet Gold Mining O.. capital stock S1.0O0,000: incorporatOrs l. T. Stoddard, E. F. Wise. Goldfield Swift sure MlfllIS tO-- Cdpltdi SloCh SlsuvV,- l 900: incorporatOrs Geo. Bancroft, NJ. 1 F. Fiss; Black Mountain Copper Co. | capital stock s50O.OO0: incorporators. l J. NJ. Roberts. Wm. Harawick, Henry Fowler. James Parks. J. P. Fowler. J. P. Fowler. Colorado River Mining Co. l capital stock sl,OOO.OOO; incorporators Thomas Doak. Allen Smith. w. St. Clair. Creighton Rudolph. H. Hahn. ' Wm. Doak- Johnie Triple Gold Co, [ capital stock s5OO.OOO. Incorporators. Theo. Bole. Elias Buckman, John Rog | CTS. Missouri oil and Gas Co. capital | stock s50O.000; incorporators John 1 Harmmett, James Hammett. Don c. ! Barnhart. Wm. Walton. Wm. Ham, melt.
 THE SCHOOLS AS INVEST MENTS-No one takes more sincere ] interest in the success of the educa- | tional system of the county than Sup l Fulton. Speaking of the | work of the past year he says: '1 am highly pleased with the school year | just closing. because of the good quail ity of the work done. A few think | of the school matters just as they | think of all other matters; they con- | sider the financial part only. Others |