Arizona republican., 1904-08-02

regular soldiers at Fort Whipple, that being not far from Point of Rocks, above Prescott.
 SALES OF MINING PROPERTY Two deeds were filed yesterday in the office of the county recorder transferring mining property in the Wickenburg neighborhood. Frank H. Lyman deeded to the Wickenburg Mining and Smelling company the Ply mouth mining claim north of the town of Wickenburg. Felipe Garcia and oth- CTS transferred to A. l.. Stetson min ing claim in the Vulture district.
 SALE OF THE ROARKE PROP ERTY-The estate of James Roarke will be finally wound up next Thurs day when the administrator O. H. Christy, will sell all that remains of the property. There is a farm of forty acres south of the capitol building, the most valuable item of the estate re- maining. Then there is the property occupied by the blacksmith shop of A.. H. Davidson and a three-fourths inter est in a cattle ranch in Yavapai county.
 ARIZONIANS ABROAD-The fol- lowing residents of the territory are registered at the Hollenbeck, Los An geles: pr. w. $. Spoles, Globe; Miss Inez Coffee. Bisbee; Edwin Baker, No gales; F. D. Treadwell, Prescott; Geo. A. Olney, Safford; Mrs. James Ray, Mrs. w. F.. Newman, Mrs. A. A. Cross ley, F.. F. Prowell, F. l.. Creswell and O. E. Robbins Phoenix; John T. Hughes and J. M. Nichols, Tucson; Henry Levy, Yuma; Dr. F. M. White and wife, Williams; D. Clark and Charles M. Shannon, Clifton and A. M. Beale, Globe.
 MAPS APPROVED-Colon Epes Randolph, president of the Maricopa
 & Phoenix ,& Salt River Valley rail- road, and of various other Southern Pacific lines in Arizona, was in town yesterday. He stated that he had just received information that the mars filed by the Arizona Eastern railway. covering the box canyon of the Gild river immediately below San Carlos, had been improved by the secretary Of
 the interior. Several hundred men are at work in the canyon, which is a
 considerable distance beyond the ter ritory which has been in dispute be- tween the Arizona Eastern and the Phoenix & Eastern.
 QUICKER MAIL SERVlCE-The passing of Santa Fe main line trains gives Phoenix an improved mail ser- vice, temporarily. The train going north and getting here late in the af-
 tcrnoon brings the same mail that un- der usual conditions would not arrive till the next morning. IL also takes
 with it, mail from here to eastern points, that under usual conditions
 would not leave Phoenix till the next
 morning and would then have to lay
 over several hours at Ash Fork. On the south and west bound train how ever, there is practically no change for it previously connected closely at As!' Fork
 FRANK LYMAN HOME-FrallS Lyman returned nome yesterday
 morning from an eastern trip of a lit
 Michigan to visit relatives and friends
 and from there went to Cincinnati to
 attend the grand lodge of Elks, being
 the representative of Phoenix lodge
 No. 335. He had most enjoyabl time with the brethern there and at the close of the session went to St Louis to see the fair. He also had $, l delightful time in St. Louis town, re- l turning home with a thirst which in- | dicated that the Elks are supporting the | prohibition ticket and that St. Louis had gone dry.
 TO SANTA FEE TRAVELLERS 1 As the Santa Fe trains now running | through Phoenix are the same ones Santa Fe patrons have heretofore talk
 en at Ash Fork the time of their pass | ing through here is to the travelling public of more than passing import ance, for travellers will board them here unless their destination is some | point on the local road. The train for the north and all points east of Ash Fork will pass through here between 5
 and s o'clock in the afternoon. The | train going south for all California