Arizona republican., 1902-08-22

one-half to be in English and the other half in Spanish.
 PROHIBITION CONVENTION.-Ou September f. 1902, at 10 o'clock in Good Templars' hall at Phoenix, Ariz., will be held the prohibition territorial con- vention for the purpose of putting in nomination a ticket for the election iIi November. All interested in the move. ment are urged to be present.
 REPUBLICANS SHOULD REGIS TER.-It is an admitted fact that the frequent successes of the democrats at the polls in this county are due in large measure to organization and work. As an illustration, it should be noted that democratic registering of ficers are now in the field hunting up the faithful and getting them on the list. Some one should be doing a like service for the other side.
 THE HOMEWARD FLIGHT.-Tour- its to the coast are beginning to head for home, and a few are returning daily, but it will take several weeks to get back the main body of the army. The return of the multitude will de- pend somewhat on the reports sent OebSEA Cs NhN 9NOdNiAAeo l'eAAbitS llON NCiAI- ing in. The weather lately has been quite comfortable. and is really behav- ing very well for this time of the year
 HAVE STRUCK MINERAL.-It was reported here yesterday that the Cam elback oil we'll is now down fifty-eight feet and in a mineral formation that is almost discouragingly hard. It may be that the Standard Oil company has had d chilled steel cover slipped over the Comeback oil reservoir while the company was jOckeying at the start of the race. It would be too bad if they run onto a ledge of solid gold.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-A1ticles of incorporation of the Big Creek Gold Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday The capital stock is S3,OOO 900. The incor- pOrators are H. L. Hollister, w NJ Lucas, F. C. Rutan and others of Idaho Articles were also filed of the Pacific Securities company. with capital stock of s30O, OOO. The incorporators are c. E. Hailstone, w. H. Cornell, H. B Worcester and others of California.
 STEAM STREET RAILWAY-Doug- las is to have street railway, and for while it will be operated by a steam locomotive, though electricity it is ex- pected will be used later. Grading fer the road is now nearly finished and it is said the cars will be in operation within three months The road is to run from the center of town to the new smelters, two miles away for the ac- commodatiOn of shelter employees who live in the city. Later the system will be extended as the needs of the town suggest.
 COLONEL McCOWAN'S PAPER A copy of the Chilocco Farmer and Stock Grower has been received at this office. The journal is published month- ly by the U. s. Indian Industrial and Agricultural school at Chilocco, Okla, of which Colonel s. M. McCowan is the superintendent. It contains forty pages of reading matter and several pages of advertising matter. The name of the editor is not given, but the pub lication is directed by Colonel Me Cowan, who contributes a serial story. "The Evolution of Little Chief The author uses his pen name, "Penawa, ' with which most of the readers of The Republican are familiar. In the pres ent story, whose scenes are located in the northern part of this territory, many of the characters of "Vahatha" '" reappear. There is also an article by