Arizona republican., 1903-12-13

Maximum temperature Ga, minimum
temperature 40.
Average relative humidity y per
Total precipitation o.
Character of the day: Clear
NJ. z. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
A WATER TANK.-There is in the
office Of the secretary Cf the terri
tory a new water tank quite in keep
ing with its surroundings. 1t is of triple
plated silver finished except as to the
base which is highly polished and has
a polished band around the tank pro-
per The tank is vase shaped and is al
together ornamental entirely in con-
trast with the cheap tin painted tanks
with which the public Offices are sup
posed TO be decorated.
NEW RATlONS-Articles OF
the following corporations were flied
in the office # the county recorder
yesterday. Queen City Oil and Devel-
cpment company. capital stock $780,
COC. incorporatOrs \. BanasCh, ~. G..
Beck and G.. II. Stacey; NOvo Leather
company. capital stock 81 100000, nicer
porstors W. ]. Hopper, II. Van BCos-
kirk and W. :. DarneH; Jackson CCun-
tv Land and Cattle company. capital
stock $4,000. incorporatOrs Z. D.. f.
G.. and ]. D. Small.
THE ARMED GUARD.-Adjutant
General Leaven yesterday received
Kra g-JorgensOn rifles and carbines for
the Arizona militia. There are 265 rifles
and thirty-seven carbines. The latter
are intended for the Nogales company.
The rifles of the Phoenix company
have already been delivered and the
others will be sent out as soon as
possible. The shipment Consisted of
thirty-four boxes. containing not only
the rifles and carbines, but the scab-
bards and belts and whatever else be-
loug.d to the equipment.
A MUSICAL FEAST-Music lovers
Of Phoenix are TO be congratulated
upon the appearing Of so emin2at
T-3nist as Prof. Lauder Of Chicago ia
This city. and must thank Mrs. 5. F.
Craveus for the treat. for it was
through her influence that he was i'm
6uced &c carcel other enEag ements in
the northwest in order TO visit Ari-
z-ua Prof. Lauder was a pupil of
List, and is conceded to be one of the
foremost piauists oc this generation.
HI viii appear in four concerts in the
Christian chUrch on the 21st and 22d
Of this month, under the auspices OF
the choir Of the church.
RETIRED FROM THE SERVICE
Word has reached Phoenix that T. J.
Roush. who was for years in the ser
vice Of the treasury department. most
Of the time as a special inspector Of
the customs service, has retired and
gone into business in Chicago. Mr..
ROush was in the SERVICE for about
fifteen years and most Of that time was
spent in the west. His headquarters
y ere varioIsly az NCgales and FL PasO.
Mr. ROush viii be remembered a the
man who made the discovery of the
practices Of Collector William EIoey
and others in the admission of Chinese
through the post at NCgales, the dis
closure resulting in the removal Of
Hoey and his trial. In the course of his
service RoUsh amassed great deal OF
property
CERTIFIED TEACHERS.-The ter
Titcrial board OF school examiners yes
terday finished an examination of the
papers of the applicants at the last
quarterly examination and The sertifi-
Gates were awarded as follows: First
grade. Apache county, G. NJ. Marsh
and J. r. White; second grade. Co
chigc county, Sadie Glasgow and Dovie
Patterson; Graham county, Lydia
Capt, CCrdelia Welborn, z. T. Loft
green and Minnie Henderson: Pima
county, Concepcicn Keen. Cora Crit