Arizona republican., 1903-09-29

A SOCIAL POSTPONED.-The En- deavor Society of the Christian church has indefinitely postponed it's social which was to be held tonight.
 PAUL MURPHY HOME-Paul Mur- phy retured home yesterday from Garden City. Long Island, where he has been attending school. He has just graduated from a four years course in St. Johns school and will probably enter the railroad service.
 BACK TO NASHVILLE.-Rev. w. K. Simpson and wife left last night via the M- & P. for their former home in Nashville, Tenn, to remain permanently. Rev. Simpson has for sometime past been the pastor of the Bethel NJ. F. Church South. He says his successor will be appointed in about two months.
 BONDS APPROVED.-A telegram was received here yesterday from Washington announcing to Captain h. gals the newly appointed surveyor general, that his bond had been re- ceived and approved and all is in readiness for him to enter upon his new duties. He will take charge of the office this morning.
 COME TO STAY.-Adolph Green wald who lived in Phoenix two years ago but got an idea into his head that he would like the east better, returned yesterday morning from Chi cagO where he has been for some months past. He says he is thorough ly convinced that Phoenix is the best place for most anybody to be and he proposes to call this home from now on.
 Those who chanced to observe the northwestern sky about dark Sunday evening witnessed beautiful and unusual sight. There was a huge bank of light colored clouds, round like a ball, and through and around it the lightning played hide and seek in a way seldom seen. It looked almost like demonstration that had been gotten up especially for show purposes
 MAY LOCATE.-H NJ. Ruden. of New Haven, Conn.,. who came here a day or two ago has proved susceptible to the business inducements and charms of this part of Arizona He says Phoenix looks good to him and the prospects for the future could not be better. He will probably have to return to New Haven to close up his affairs but that done he proposes to come to Phoenix and go into busi- ness
 CENTRAL AVENUE MEETING The rains have thoroughly laid the dust on Central avenue, although some of the people living on that thorough fare thought such a thing impossible In order to make arrangements for having Central avenue kept in good condition, all residents living along Central avenue are requested to at tend a meeting at the Osborn school house, at 7:3O sharp, Wednesday eve ! ming. THE FIFE TELEPHONE.-The is one telephone number that everybody should keep in his mind for if one ever wants to see it he will not care tC wants to see it he will not care tC rectory. That is the number of the fire station. It should be borne in mind by all that it has been changed. The old number was Main 4001. The num- Der that should now be committed tc memory is Main 21, and don't forget ] the prefix Main"
 | POLICE COURT.-Three drunk. were sent to jail yesterday for five | days each by the city recorder. Johr Doe Mexican and Dave Bradshaw were two of them, and the third was Diego 1 Castenado who can be depended upor 1 to break into the bastile about one, a month. A warrant was also issued for man who was arrested for ridin; q bicycle on the sidewalk and wh, failed to appear at court time as h, promised
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles O
 the following corporations were filed il the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Gold Gulch Mining company of Fl Paso, Tex, capital stock, S1,O00, GOO, incorporators O. H. Baum, J. s Akin and I. B. Stone; Republic Oil an'
 Gas company, capital stock. s500,OOt
 incorporator5 A. NJ. Fellows, D.
 Wray and c. B. Todd: North Broad
 way Brick company. capital stock
 s50,000, incorporators w. Kent, J. W
 Cherry, E. E. Murphy and others
 Heath Oil company, capital stocl
 S1.G00,CG0. incorporators. H. R. Heat
 G. B. Pray. T. s. Cathcart and others