Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
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PRAYER MEETlNG.-W. H. Stew art will lead the prayer meeting which will begin tonight at 7:S0~ o'clock at the Crittenton Home.
 HERE ERoM PRESCoTT-Geerge Ruffner the Prescott liveryman, was here yesterday to look after some horses across the river.
 LADIES' AID SoCIETY-The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have a Social Tea this afternoon from 10 , o'clock. All ladies are cordially invited.
 DON LUIS VISIToRs.-Fred Hol- berg. C. w. Hull. John Pollock, J.. $. Callaghan of Don Luis were among the visitors here yesterday in connection with the land case being tried before Receiver Fen Hildreth.
 COL. RANDOLPH HERE. - Sol. Fpes Randolph of Tucson was here yesterday on business. He said there were signs of returning activity in the mining camps in the southern part of the territory.
 EVANGELISTIc SERVIcES.- The theme last night at the revival services at the Christian church was No Room for Jesus" The evangelist made strong plea for men to make room for Jesus in their heafts. Services at 7:3O this evening There will not be any services on Saturday.
 SALE OF PEACH ORCHARD. - Through the agency of Henry and Costley has been sold the peach or chard of eight acres belonging to the |. S Land Title and Legacy Co., to Thomas Wiles, who recently came here from Jamesport. Mo- The reported consideration was $3500 and it is To- cated at the corner by the Cross Cut and Arizona canal
 PULLMAN INSPECTOR. - E. A. Davis. Pullman inspector with head quarters at Albuquerque, was in the city yesterday on a business trip. He says that the Albuquerque citizens are preparing for a big mineral exhibit at the meeting of the irrigation congress in october. A TOMBSTONE VISITOR. - At torney Ben Goodrich of Tombstone, is visitor in the city for a few days on legal business. Politically it is quiet in Cochise county. but mining and other industries are, flourishing. He said that it was generally understood that Cananea would start up again in short time
 MISSIONARY MEETING-Th Wo- mans Home Missionary Society of the First NJ. F church will meet at the residence of Mrs Lymbeck, 319 East Taylor street, Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. A good program has been arranged and a cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies of the con- gregation.
 LOS ANGELES ATToRNEYs.-At- tornevs A. Orfila and Henry Van Dyke, both of Los Angeles, arrived in Phoenix yesterday and are here in be- half of M. SandOval in the case of Randolph versus Sandoval, now in the supreme court. MT. Orfila was for merly located at Tucson in the legal profession but now devotes his at tention to Arizona and Mexico mining and corporation law with offices in the Union Trust building at Los An geles. MT. Van Dyke is a member of the firm of Lawler, Allen and Van Dyke.
 FINAL DISPOSITION.-T The case dSdllASl AInOlN. NOloIcN. tildl StN Nilll lettering around a house of i'll fame, after having run the gauntlet of red tape attorneys controversies. and oth- CT things which delayed a prompt consideration of the matter, was final ly disposed of before Recorder Thom- as. Arnold received a fine of $10. The woman in the case was already in for seven days for drunkenness and twen- ty more were added on the other case.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday: Pan American Fibre Co. capital stock s200,OO0; incorporat- ors. George H. Imbrie, Graham w. Lambert; American Book Buyers AL liance, capital stock $100,000; incorpo- rators, l. T. Stoddard, Celora Stod- -dard;. Charter oak Gold Mining and Milling Co; capital stock S1,000, ,000; incorporators. W. H. Ja.'. A. c. Bur ton, c. M. Titur, W. T. Carter, C. W. Morris.
 AN ADDING MAcHINE.-Ezra W. Thayer is exhibiting a novel improve ment of an adding machine. The ma chine is the Burroughs and the chief, but Only one of the improvements, is the attachment O. a motor. which ob- Viates the laborious use of the crank in producing the impression after the adjustment of the figures on the key board. The impression is made by electricity. This arrangement enables the operator to work much more rap idly. in fact he can acquire the speed developed on the typewriter. Instead of having to seize and Jerk the crank, he merely touches with the little fin ger of the right hand. bar at the side of the keyboard similar to the space bar of the typewriter. Without wait ing for the impression tc be made he can go on arranging the next line of VAEG uAE