Arizona republican., 1903-09-10

B. COMPANY ON THE SIAGE.- The members of Company B will meet early tonight for drill, as number of the members of the company will as sist the Curtiss company at the Park theater in the military production which will be played tonight.
 MORE FURN1TURE.-The equip ment of the Phoenix, postoffice has been further perfected by the addition of three rural carrier routing tables, made of oak, substantial and attractive as well as very useful.
 GOING TO SAN JOSE.-Dr. George E. Pratt has sold his optical business to an eastern man and will give pos session early in October. Dr. Pratt expects to move his family to San Jose, Cal, to reside permanently.
 SUNSHINE LODGE SOCIAL.-The ladies of Sunshine Lodge No. '. Degree cf Honor, will give social this evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Marian, at the corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. All are cordially invited.
 GONE EAST AGAIN.-Mrs. Lulu G. Porter and daughter, Miss Marian after d short visit here left last evening for Michigan, where they will visit for a time with friends. From there they will go, to Boston, where Miss Porter will begin the study of architecture and art, having shown a special aptitude for that line of work.
 AGUA FRIA RIVER BANK FULL The Buckeye mail carrier who ar rived last night reports that the Agua Fria river is now higher than he has seen it for long time. It is. in fact, beyond a safe fording point. When he crossed yesterday he hired a man to precede him on horseback to measure the depth of the water and test the solidity of the creek bed.
 SALVATION ARMY MEETINGS Ensign Charles West of the Salvation Army who was obliged to leave Phoe- nix some time ago on account of a severe illness returned this morning and tonight will conduct a private meeting in the army hall to which only salvationists will be admitted. Tomor- row night at o'clock the children will take the platform with songs. recita- tions, etc, to which all will be made welcome.
 WHITE MINE.-J. C. Bomberger, one of the gentlemen largely interested in the enterprise of the White Mining company in the White Tank mountains, west of Phoenix. has within a day or two employed good force of men which will be put to work On the com pany's property, better known as the Ford group of mines. A good road is to be built from a little station above Beardsley on the s. F., P. & P. railroad the natural point for railroad supplies for that district.
 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Two large parcels of land, both a part of what has been known as the C. H Gray ranch- south of the city. have changed ownership. though the report of the records in the transactions does not name the selling price. James Cope bought q forty-acre tract. the souti half of the north half of the northeast quarter of section r.. 1 north, east w. F. Davis bought an eighty-acre tract. being the north half of the south east quarter of the same section.
 LOST A FRIEND-L F. Hewins is mourning the loss of friend that was never fully appreciated till after the disappearance. It was an old style Columbia bicycle that was left at the W dheIH ColHtI NGSlti dItci hOOii just long enough for somebody else to ride it away. MT. Hewins hardly thinks it was attractive enough to engage the attention of thief and that somebody rode it away thinking it was his own If he will return it to MT. Hewins 1t is probable they will both be much happier afterward.
 NEW CORPORATIONS oi the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Farmers Oil company, capital stock S200. 900, incorporators S. T. He's ton, C. T. Emerson, J. K. Kendle and others; Native Copper Mine company capital stock s10O, 900, incorporators B T. Branham and D. Miller: Independ- | ent Oil company, capital stock s100,000 | incorporators R. R. Dorr. C. H. John son; Farmers Marketing company capital stock s10,OOO.OOO incorporation: H. C. MCa1l. J. w. Woodruff. o. C Wilkes and others.
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