Arizona republican., 1904-06-28

THE HAROWlCK-The Hardwick theater with its fine new floor. has
 been secured by the Phoenix Dancing
 academy for it's regular Friday night
 dances.
 THE SULPHUR MlNE-A gentle
 man from Prescott yesterday left at
 the board of trade, fruit jar of sul-
 phur, brought from the deposit in the
 extinct crater of d mountain in the San Francisco range, where Messrs. Sand
 CTS and Francis are now prospecting to discover, if possible, a deposit ot
 sufficient size to be of commercial va lue. They are now tunneling into the
 hillside and think they have a fine pros
 pect of finding a large deposit. The samples brought in here were picked up on the surface, the sulphur being almost pure.
 SURVEYS ORDERED -Surveyoc General Ingalls, has instructed MT. John A. Rocllfellow, United States deputy
 mineral surveyor living at Tombstone, l to make an official survey of the Lon dou, Hard Up and Amelia lode mining claims, situate in the Turquoise min ing district Cochise county, The claims are the property of Martin Cos tello of Tombstone and the survey wIll be designated as survey No 1861. Gen eral Ingalls, has also instructed MT. | Geo. C. Clark, a deputy surveyor at Bisbee to survey the New York, Lone Star, Chicago and Hobo claims which are located In the Warren mining dis trict, Cochise county. and owned oy
 George J. McCabe, w. Lee Snodderly- and F. M. Johnson of Bfsbee. This sur vey will be designated as survey No. 1862.
 DEATH OF MRS M'OONOJGH-
 Mrs. McDOuough, sister of Principal A.
 J. Matthews of the Tempe normal died at Prescott on Sunday after a long Il- ness. Mrs. Matthews and daughter were with her when she died Ms. McDcnough's condition was bad. foc some time before the departure of Professor Matthews for the east a week ! age. There was an improvement though and the professor left for St Louis to attend the meeting of tlis | National Education association. His wife and daughter who had intended 0 accompany him remained to care cJr
 Mrs. McDonGuRh. Professor Matthews was in formed at once of the deatli cf his sister.
 RESIDENCE PROPERTIES SOLD--
 R. II. Greene reports the sale of two good. residence properties in the Churchill addition. One was disposed of by E. Sunderland to J. ". Scott and Jennie Scott It was let 3 oe lands subdivision of block 19 of that addition and a four room brick house equipped with modern cOnveniences.
 The selling price was $1.15O. The
 other sale was lot 10 in block 8. L!
 was owned by Charles Peterson and
 was sold ito Clarence F. Ice, an en- ploye of the Maricopa creamery. Or,
 this property, which sold for $1,4O0. there is a good six room house. THE FOURTH--The bill boards are being decorated with the big posters setting forth the manner in which
 Phoenix will celebrate the fourth of
 July. There will be a baseball game
 in the forenoon at 10:3O followed by d tournament of cowboy soprts and ath- letics. The steer tying contest Will command S1OO in prize money with $7.50 the price of entries. Only twen-
 ty entries will be accepted 50 those who
 desire to participate will have to hur-
 ". In the afternoon there will be g: special matinee bill by the SpOoner company and there will be dancing both afternoon and evening in the pavilion
 There will also be a big fireworks dis
 play in the evening. The railroads will make special excursion rates and
 no admission will be charged at the park for the children under ten ye ITS
 of age.
 POLICE cOURT-Yesterday was the first time that Recorder Thomas ever faced a real bunch in police court.
 There were ten of them, nine Mexica1s and an Indian. The Indian was a.
 rested for having violated the quar- antinn ri1les hut he rnrnNed that he ln,,,,