Arizona republican., 1903-11-25
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 THE REeIsTRATIoN.-Fiftv- mine names were added to the city registra- ton list for the bond election yester- day. The total last night was 416.
 AN AUTOMOBILE TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs. Irving Andrews will leave this morning for Wickenburg to spend Thanksgiving with the parents of Mrs. Andrews, Mir. and Mrs. D. l.. Murray.
 FOUND A HAT-Tbe police during Monday night, found a ladies black straw hat on Washington street and have spent much of their time since then looking for the lady that belongs to it. The hat is trimmed with sev- eral yards of red ribbon and is anxious to be returned to its own fireside.
 FENCED OUT.-Those who may feel a desire to jump over the general de- livery window at the postofice will find themselves barred from doing anything so desperate, by a substantial iron screen that is now being placed be- tween the lobby furniture and the ceiling.
 HYDRANT CONFERENCE.-Super- intendent Heap of the Phoenix Water Co.,, met yesterday afternoon with the special committee of seven of the citi- zens' committee. appointed to confer with him in the matter of the hydrant service proposed the night before and details of which were published vester- day. Another conference was held last night and a. third meeting appointed for this afternoon.
 AN ARIZONA BALLOON.-Prof Baldwin will be in Douglas by the first of December to start work on his new balloon. He will bring his family with him and will make Douglas his home until he finishes the work on the gas bag. He expects to start from the Agua Prieta hullTing in company with Ar chitect Forbes, on a trip across the continent to the city of Baltimore.
 IN HONOR OF MISS BURDETTE.- Ladies of all churches and cCngrega- tions are most cordially invited to meet Miss Purdette, of Chicago, at a reception to he held at the residence of Mrs. s. E. Burtis, 943 North Second street, from to ,, next Friday after noon. Miss Burdette is corresponding secretary of the Woman's Baptist Home Mission Society, also editor of "The Tidings," a monthly magazine She will give an informal talk at the reception.
 TESTIMONIAL OF REeARC-M O Bicknell has returned from Tucson. where he went to participate in a pleasing function arranged by the em- ployes of the Southern Pacific at Tue son. in honor Cf C. C. Sroufe til re- gently superintendent of this division. and now holding an important office with the Pacific Electric Railway in Los Angeles. The employees formerly under Mir. Sroufe purchased a hand some silver service of nearly 800 pieces and presented it to Mir. Sroufe. who came frcm Los Angeles on their invita- ton, tC make the occasion possible. The gathering was in Elks Hall and the presentation speech wac made by Ben ton Dick, an attorney of Tucson. who is identified with the company's inter ests.
 NEW CORPoRATIONs.-ArticIesof of the following corpora tions were filed in the office Of the county recorder yesterday Pine Creek Geld Mining Company, capital stock. S1 900. 900, in- cCrporators. F. l. Lehman. T.. F. Zin- na, L. A. Loeb and others; The Ma jes- tic Consolidated Zine and Lead Com pany. capital stock, S1,25O0O0. incor- porators, H. J. Wilkins and w. s. Bartlett; Producers Consolidated Oil and Gas Company, capital stock, s1,- GOO, ,000, incorpoTators, H. J. Matthews F. F. MMahan: The Erie Oil Com pany, capital stock, s1 ,eOO0C9 inccrpor- atoTs, M. J. Fri, C. M. Coffman. l.. R. Kyle and others; Illinois Kansas Oil and Gas Company, capital stock s24.- eco, incoTporators, s. L. Craig II. E. Bryans and C. Sherrick; Aberdeen Coal and Coke Company. capital stock $5C0,0 GOO, incorporators, L. R. D. House holder, T. c. Fuller and C. Barber.
 WOMAN'S CLUB-The Woman's club of Phoenix held it's regular week ly meeting yesterday in the free mu- scum. The special business of the day was listening to the reports of the club officers and delegates who attended the annual federation meeting in Tucson last week. These reports were made in detail and were very interesting to the members. as the entire work of the session was referred to as much in Ge- tail as the afternoon would permit. One item of interest not previously published here was respecting the new club at Yuma, the bare mention Of ltS VI SdbiAdlltu llf Ni.lS been dHlOuIc- ed. The Yuma club started out recent ly with membership Of twenty-five, and it is an active workingt bcdy. Its special work is along the lirsf of Eng fish literature and history Recently it had what it designated "Ylma" day. The meeting was devoted t,r a review cf Yumas early history and it's prog ress to date. There were on exhibition files of it's early papers, and among the guests and speakers of the day were a number of the oldest living pioneers who related unwrittcn and very inter csting history.
 BOWLING TOURNAME MENT-The re- suit of the tournament held at the