Arizona republican., 1903-05-06

LITTLE ELSE DOING.-In the po- lice and justice courts. as usual on election day. there was little doing yes terday and such small incidents as might have been attended to passed over till today. There was good order most of the time and the constabulary had little to do except to vote.
 A THROUGH WIRE.-The Postal Telegraph company has through wire working between the Grand Canyon Phoenix and all important cities of the United States, for the accommodation of the president and his party. Hither- 10 all messages have had to be re- peated at Williams.
 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.- The newly elected board of directors of the board of trade met last night for organization. As there was a bare quorum present it was decided to ad- journ for one week in order to secure a full attendance of all the members Of the board of directors.
 GOES TO PRESCOTT-Josep H. Melhinch of the George H. Cook Jew elry company, left for Prescott this morning where he will be in the Pres colt store this summer. MT. Melhinch has a great many friends in Phoenix who hope to see him back next winter. He is one of the best statesmen and best knnwn jewelrymen in Arizona.
 GONE TO MEXICO.-W. E. Deity. who was injured by falling down a winze while examing the old Las Ranches de Plata mine. is now in the field again, although he will not have the use of his right arm for some weeks. He has left for Arizpe and Altar dis tricts in Sonora. Mexico. and will pro . ceed from there to the State of Micho- acan, in the southern part of Mexico.
 CONCERT AND SOCIAL.-There will be a band concert and social at the Phoenix Indian school on Saturday night for the benefit of the building fund of the First Baptist church. IL will be the regular meeting of the so- cial club of the school. which has joined with the Junior union of the B. Y. F.. T. for the purposes of this entertain ment. Refreshments will also be served and the festivities will last from to 10 o'clock.
 NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of incorporation of the Arkansas, Mis- souri and Kansas Land and Townsite company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capi- tai stock is S1, ,OOO, 900. and the incorpor ators are F. J. Short. w. F. Ellis, George Burchard and others. Articles were also filed of the Gold Mountain Tonopah Mining company, with a capi- tai stock of Sf,25O,OOO. The incorporat- ors are E. O. Christy. Charles Robins and Charles Howard.
 PHOENIX & EASTERN.-W. A. Drake. superintendent of the $. F., P. &. P and the P. S, F.. railroads was bere yesterday though he spent most of the day inspecting the construction work on the P. & F.. between here and Mesa City. He said the steel gang would begin operations again on Satur- day and there was now steel enough on hand to complete the railroad into Mesa City which will he done as soon as pos sible. traffic over the new line being in augurated as soon as possible there after. At the present time the tele- graph linemen are engaged in stringinS wire between here and Tempe.
 SAVED FROM WATERFRONT. - While everything in the political line was nuInfnlnS diOHS neIG EeSlSIudS th beat the band, there was one young couple who were mp against 1t in most pitiful way. They came here from McCebe where cupid has been operat- ling lately and were laboriug under an almost irrepressible desire to wed. In fact they did not try to repress their feelings in this respect and sought the office of the probate court where they x.-ora denied a lipanSa on the ground that the prospective groom was not yet 21 years old, did not have the consent of his parents to accompany the appli- cation and perhaps was too immature | to fully realize the stupendOus respon-