Arizona republican., 1903-06-24

GONE TO CHICAGO.-Miss Node Lynch left on this mornings train for her home in Chicago to spend the sum-
 mer. Miss Lynch expects 10 return in
 the fall to resume her position at P. T. | Hurley's.
 1 VACATION IN COLORADO-Mr.
 and Mrs. Ben l.. Bear and son left this
 morning for Manitou Springs on q va
 cation. MT. Baer leaves a competent
 man In charge of his business while he ! is away.
 CENTRAL AVENUE.-A good deal of complaint is made of the Lad con dition of Central avenue which from being one of the most noted through fares of Phoenix is now one of the worst. Persons who drive along it are enveloped in cloud of dust the in stant they leave the city limits. The association which has had charge of it
 for several years found that it was
 unprofitable to keep il up any longer. IL is suggested that the board of super
 visors do something about it. It is
 true that it is not on a section line and
 is not a county road but it is asked if
 it could not be made one. As it is now
 it Is disgrace to the community.
 ALHAMBRA BRICK COMPANY Through some delay in the arrival of new boiler fues from Los Angeles the repairs at the brick yard were not completed until last night. The entire plant has been overhauled and put in good running order and it is expected
 to start up today. MT. Jones of Lehi will be superintendent Of the brickyard and as soon as enough brick are made and dried they will De placed in the burner which will De under the man agement of J. Turner. The Alhambra
 Brick cOmpany has some large orders for brick including a million and d half for the beet sugar factory at Glen dale. and they expect to be able to run for four months steadily.
 THE LOAN CORNERSTONE was a meeting of the loan commission yesterday to hear the application Of the city of Tucson for the refundine of a bond issue of $12O0O made by that city. The application was made some months ago and 1t also included 2 re- quest for the funding of q floating in- debtedness of $35. 900 in the shape "f warrants issued against the general fund. It was found that ali this lat ter indebtedness had been incurred SiilNt AoSts lnt lltlAt Oi lllr lt-N tAAtH- sion of the funding act Nothing could therefore be done about it The mat ter of the bonds was taken under ad- visement Relief will be afforded in some form The bonds matured this month and the commission will endea- vor to arrange with the holders for an exchange of territorial bonds
 NEW RATIONS.-Articies of the following corporations were filled in the ofic, of the county recorder yesterday: International Fiber and Pulp company, capital stock sl,0O0,O00. ircorporators William ID. Hansen, F.. C. Becker and F. F. Howdle: The American Coal and Coke company. capital stock S2O0OOO. incorpora tors William R. Radell. c. l.. Bush and Ed war6 Meyrs: Tonopah Belcher Mining company, capital stock s1.250,0OO in- corporators J. C.Gladden. F. H. Lath- rop and J. w. Briggs National Pro- motion company. capital stock slO00.- GOO. incorporators F. N. Lang. A. A. Carter and C. Johnson: Minneapolis oil company, capital stock s1.000, 000 incorporators J. C.. Sweet. William Furst and others; Ajax oil and Gas company. capital stock s500.O00. incor- poratOTS J. F.. Ellsworth and John J. Jones; Pilot Gold Mountain company, capitol stock s1.OOO,O00 incorporators Joseph NJ. Markham. w. w. Irwin, William l.. Brooks and others; Bloom ington Oil and Gas company. capital stock S1,000000. incorporators w. w. and J. C. Stevenson, Frank Supple and others; Sunbeam Gold Mining company capital stock s2,OoO,OOO, incorporators A. O. Cooper. |. B. Jones, J. H. Miller and others; Atlanta Oil Gas and Devel- opment company. capital stock s1,OOO,- GOO. incrporators A. West, F. B. Marks C. A. Burns and others: Peerless Plantation company. capital stock s. COOL 900, incorpOrators C. J. Pringler. J. R. Dukard. w. H. Siddall and others.
 The Capitol restaurant has changed hands. George Taylor. the popular