Arizona republican., 1902-09-26

one of the most enthusiastic meetings and the best attended ever held in the territory Mir. Morrison was assisted by Hon. F. s. Clark of Prescott Those
 who are familiar with the situation in Coconino county say that the republi-
 can majority will be twice as great as 1t was two years ago.
 NEW CORP0RATIONS.- of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: Federal Gold Mining Company,
 capital stock $5 OOO, ,OOO incorporators
 l.. C. Gillian. C. AXtel, c. c. Bowen and F.. A. Miller os California; Nevada
 Coal and Power Company. capital stock $1,000,000 incorporators T. Elgie,
 F.. l.. Mims, F. Bowes and s. E. Yer
 milyea of Nevada; Electro Copper com
 pany. capital stock, $5 OGO. GOO: incorpor-
 ators Louis MelcZer. r. C. Wright. B.
 F. Reakseker and w. M. Hammer.
 NEWSPAPER MINING MAN.-John l.. Morrison. o; Duluth. Minn., an cid acquaintance of Frank Connolly of this city, arrived here yesterday morning on both business and pleasure. MT
 Morrison was formerly engaged in the newspaper business. being a well
 known writer and correspondent, and was also hanging editor of the North American News Bureau of Duluth. He has lately retired from the Journalistic field and is now engaged in mining, having some important interests in the Bradshaw mountains north of here. He is pleased with Arizona and her pros uects
 NAVAL RECRUITS. - Lieutenant Morton, Surgeon Cure. Chief Yeoman Bringham and other naval officers ar rived here yesterday morning from Prescott and opened a recruiting office in the rear of the post cffice. They were quite successful in Prescott, se- curing six recruits the first day. and others later. Several young men ap- piled here yesterday for information, and it is probable this valley will con tribute a few noble sons to the coun- try's defense. The examinations are se- were, as only good healthy Americans are wanted. Lieutenant Morton. who served on the Marblehead during the war with Spain, gained distinction in cutting a cable off the Cuban coast while under fire.
 MILITARY FOOTBALL-The boys of Company B, N. c. A. last night or ganized a football team which will be heard from during the coming season. They are all husky young fellows and all have had some experience in the game. The members of the eleven are: Center, Rucl Maple: right guard. Sylvia McFall; left guard, Ike Kinney; right tackle, Myron Hill; left tackle, Neil McGinnis; right end. Sim Byers: left end. Hermie McFall: right half, John Murphy: left half. Mortie Graham; quarter back, Albert Rhodes full back, Sam Murphy. Substitutes, Bronson. CreagCr and Ramon ACosta. The officers are: Manager. Arthur McCrea; captain, Mortie Graham; treasurer, Hermie Me Fall. The next meeting of the eleven will be held at the armory tomorrow night at 7:30.
 NEW POWER FOR P. L. & r. CO., The Phoenix Light and Fuel Company having completed the two power houses on the Arizona canal is now making preparations to construct modern steam power plant to supplement the water power during the period oi low water in the summer season. From the water power stations about one thousand horse power is available for from eight to ten months of each year but the balance of the power must be furnished by steam. MT. J. A. Light pipe, chief engineer of the General Electric Company, has been in Phoenix the past few days examining the power situation SO as to enable him to advise and aid the local company in selecting the best and latest type of steam power plant adapted to the conditions here. The present steam plant will be kept intact until the new one is completed. With the new equipment Phoenix will be much better suqpplied with water than many cities of ten times it's popu- lation. MT. Lightpipe departed for San Francisco last night
 COLONEL SOBIESKI.-Fo more than a year past the Good Templars have been trying to secure the services of Colonel John Sobieski in the lecture field, but he is in such great demand that 1t has been difficult to get him. At last a time was found when he was not tied up by previous engagements. and arrangements were perfected for opening his campaign for the grand lodge of Arizona in Kingman early in October, and Grand Secretary Wal