Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-19
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AN OFFICIAL INsPEcTIoN-sup-
ervisors Orme and Steward yesterday
made an official visit TO the county
hospital.
A PRESCOTT VISiTOR.-Ceorge
Ruffner the Prescott liveryman and
undertaken, was in the city yesterday
on business and reports business con-
dit!ons in Prescott as good, at present.
TURKEY SHOOT. - The Christ
mas season will be ushered in at Glen
dale next Saturday with turkey
shoot beginning at 10 o'clock and last
| ing until dark There will be blue rock
and target shooting.
HANDKERcHIEF CONVENTION
Something unique win be the handker-
chief convention to be held by the Ia
dies of the Christian church in the
church parlors from o'clock until
on Thursday and Friday afternoons.
There viii be a delegate from nearly
every state in the union. Home cook
ed food will be sold. The public is
cordially invited.
SocIEDAD ZARAGozA. - At the
regular meeting held last night of
Lodge No. >, Sociedad Zaragoza, the
following new officials were elected:
Chas. Miranda. president; A. c. Ber-
nal. vice president; Alex. Saavedra,
secretary: G. Martinez treasurer; VI.
E Buelna, Roman Orozco and G. Caz-
ares. trustees; Jose Torres, usher; Je-
sus Montreal. doorkeeper The lodge
will give a New Years ball AT Lamson
Hall.
DIssoLVlNG CORPORATIONS. -
etitions were filed in district court
yesterday for the dissolution Of the
Valley Realty company, with offices at
9I3 North Second street. II is merely
stated in the petition that the company
has converted all its assets into cash
and that ii is under no obligations
(which might prevent the taking of the
action contemplated. a similar petit
ton was filed in the case of Pan-Ton-
opah Mining and Exploration Co.
MERELY AN AssAUlT.-The case
of F. f. Sackett, an old man who was
arrested the night before for a Grimm
al assault upon a little girl in the
eastern part of the city. was before
Justice tombstone yesterday. While
there is little doubt that Sackett was
guilty of the crime charged against
him. there was evident difficulty in the
way of proving H. After talking the
matter over with Sackett, the author
tiles decided to allow him to plead
guilty TO a charge of simple assault
He will receive his sentence today
NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles
of the following corporations We're filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: FL Rita Mining and Milling
Co, capital stock s1,000.000; incorpO-
rators, H. C. Ewart, VIM. Chase. P. p.
Mclean; Interstate Gold Co, capital
stock $4,000; incorporators T. j.
Prescott, A. r. Capehart; Forest City
Orange Co, capital stock $1,000. 600;
lincorporators c. ID. Elliott. Frank A.
ICoe. Charles Haskins, James Win
gard. Hugh Fletcher; Topitate Mining
Co. capital stock 100000: incorpo-
rators. Joseph Teifer. George f. Pit
man. Horace Holmes.
A MR.. CAHIlL WANTED.-Inquiry
is being made for a man by the name
of Cahill. Word was received yester-
day by a lodger at the Kelso house
from his wife in California, saying that
man by the name of Cahill had been
badly and perhaps fatally injured in
the town where she is stopping, She
said that he had a brother in Phoenix.
but his address was unknown and il
was desired that he might be commu-
nicated with. Inquiry was made at va
rious places yesterday afternoon and
while il was quite certain that there
was man of that name in Phoenix,
nobody could be found who knew him.
kllTIES ARE COMING-James G..
Reed. advance representative of the
'Kilties" was in town yesterday COM
pleting arrangements for the appear
ance Of that famous organization at
the Doris opera house on Saturday
next. He assures us that the "Kilties
are fully up to the standard which
means that a rare treat is in store for
music lovers OF Phoenix. The "Kilties'
have just completed a most successful
tour of the Canadian Northwest and
are now on their way to Old Mexico
where they created a furore last sea-
son. Manager Connelley Of the Doris
always looking after the interests OF
the public and theater- goers of Phoe-
nix. was successful in arranging a
special matinee with this celebrated
band of artists at 2:3O p. m. with spe-
tidi piiSco' VI q" Sehlo lof duuito anu
| % cents for children to any part of the
house. The matinee program is fully
as interesting as the evening concert
the only difference being a change OF
the musical numbers. The highland
dances, bagpipes and choir remain the
same and a full program will be rem
dered. There will also be a grand
street parade at u o'clock noon when
the "Kilties' will march through the
principal streets of the city in full
Highland costume.
Some broken flowers, an Empty
Cradle. an Old Shaggy Dog. this is the
subject. growing into a large oil paint
ing in the lobby of the Palace Saloon.
Stop on the sidewalk and see the old