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been extended until Feb. IA. 1880.
GOING TO NoGALES-W. ]. Gal
braith, attorney general. win leave
Sunday for Nogales where he will
represent the corporation commission
Monday in an insurance case which
will come up for hearing in the
superior court.
JUDGE DIETRICH TO RETURN
Frank S. DIETRICH, federal judge for
the district of Idaho. who has been
sitting in the United States district
court in place of Judge William II.
Sawtelle. will return to Idaho today.
PLEADS GUILTY - Priscilliano
Morales. who was arrested some
time aCo at ella Bend by J. E. Kelly,
special agent for the Southern Pa
cific company at Tucson. on a charge
of having robbed an interstate COM
merce shipment of 10000 cigars,
pleaded guilty in the United States
district court yesterday and was SEN
fenced TO serve 10 months in the
Yavapai county Jail. Seven thousand
of the cigars have been recovered.
NEW VOITURE FOR DOUGLAS
John Nc X. Redmond, assistant sec
retary of state, left yesterday with
the wrecking crew of Locale 35 of
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which will install a new voiture in
Douglas. The wreclIing crew of the
Tucson organization will Join the
Phoenix members in putting over"
the ceremonials. The initiation will
take place across the line, but the
obligation will be made on this side.
VEGETABLES FROM STATE
FARM-Bert Wingar. secretary of
the board of state institutions,
brought three exceptionally large
turnips to the chamber of commerce
yesterday as examples of the success
which is attending the production of
vegetables at the state asylum farm
under the direction of Gardner Hur-
ley. Tons of vegetables are being
grown at the farm of the state hos
pital, located on Mcdowell road,
where 80 acres are being devoted to
truck.
NEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
The Colorado Basin Publishing COM
pany yesterday filed its article of in
corporation with the corporation
commission yesterday with an auth
orized capital stock of 100000 di-
value Of $40 each. The incorporators
value of $40 ach. The incorporators
are Fl. A. Davis of this city: A. f.
Warrington, of Los Angeles, and Ross
A. Davis of Ripley, California Ac-
cording to the articles the principal
place of business will be in Phoenix
while a branch office Will be estab-
hshed at Ripley.
MAY SELL SHARES The Tu
Tex Oil and Gas company was au-
thorized yesterday to sell 100000
shares of treasury stock at 81
share. The company authorized un-
der the laws of the state a year ago
with an authorized capitalization Of
$1,000, 600 divided into a million
shares at 81. The property is located
in Huachinango. Mexico. Companies
applying yesterday for permits to sell
stock were the Mountain View Farms
Orchard company of Tucson. the GER
tificte of incorporation of which was
issued Jan. II and the New La PEI
Mining company which has property
in Yuma.
HoSTEssEs TO ScILLA
CLUE-Mrs. w. S. Heflin was hostess
to the Priscilla club on Thursday at
her home. 1114 North Third street.
The floral decorations were in blue
and gold. The following guests were
present: Mrs. A. S. Hanley, Mrs.
Porter Heflin, Mrs. NJ. A. Irvine, Mrs.
Hugh Weatherford, Mrs. p. p Pen
dagrass. The following club mem
bers were present: RS. A. l.. Down,
bers were present: Mrs. A. L. Down.
Mrs. Eva Butler, Mrs. T.. d. Coggins,
Mrs. T. +. Irvine, Mrs. +. NJ. Lamson.
Mrs. George Alkire Mrs. Levi
Young, Mrs. s.. d. Little, Mrs. S. ].
Rogers, Mrs. X. S. Townsend.
REVIVAL TO CONTlNUE-Owing
to the increase in interest and at
tendance the revival now in progress
at the NaZarene church. Fifth ave-
nue. and Monroe street. will continue
another week. With the Roberts
Campbell evangelistic party in
charge, good live singing and preach
ing is assured. It is expected that
the meetings next week will surpass
anything of the past i'm way of re-
suits and proving to the people of
Phoenix that real old fashioned re-
rival is in town. New faces are seen
at every service and give assurance
that they viii return. Three great
services are planned for the Sabbath.
at 1880 a. m, 2:S0 p. m. and again
at 1880. The public is invited and
viii fkpd p welcome.
ENYERTAIN MERRY GO :
ROUNDERS-Mrs. Ralph Summers
and Mrs. Ray Hubbard were the
charming hostesses on Thursday
afternoon when they entertained the
members of the Merry Co Round
club and a few invited guests at a
1 o'clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Z. d. Dameron. Covers were
laid for Mrs. d. Y. Mulhern. Mrs
@. O. McMurty, Mrs. Ben Cross. Mrs.
l.. A. Jackson, Mrs. Nat Mckee, Mrs
G. ]. Conrad. Mrs. A. r. Cheever,
Mrs. ID. G. Miller, Mrs. c. A. Cal
braith. Mrs. A. +. Hogsett. Mrs. Sher-
man Fisk, Mrs. Wylie Leeper Mrs.
c. r. McMullen, Mrs. p. i. Beutke,
Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs. Finis S.
Rogers. Miss Avesuda Beutke. Street
er, Ill. Mrs. L. d. Dameron. Mrs
II. a. Hughes, Mrs. Harry Huges,
Mrs. Harry Brown, Chicago.
VISITORS IN PHOENIX-Among
those visitors to Phoenix who paid
their respects to the city through the
chamber of commerce yesterday were
Z. ). WainGright and G. e. Cooke,
who We're brought to the chamber by
Press Bancroft, general freight and
passenger agent of the Arizona East
ern Railway company. Wainwright,
who comes from Los Angeles, is COM
mercial agent for the Canadian Ma
tional railways. the Grand Trunk
Railway system, the Grand Trunk
Pacific railways and the Grand
Trunk Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany-which make up the most ex-
tensiye railway system in the world
10000 miles of track, and form the
only system that reaches from the
Atlantic to the Pacific with its rails.
Mr.. Cooke is construction engineer
and superintendent Of Detroit, who
will remain in Phoenix for several
months.
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