Arizona republican., 1904-09-29

AFTER THE FAMILY-H. w. Taafe went to Maricopa last night to meet his wife and two children who have been in Cincinnati since he left them in the east a few weeks ago.
 COMMITTEE ORGANlZATlON- The democratic county central com rnittee met yesterday afternoon and or ganized by eIecting N. A. Sanders chairman, F. M. King secretary and Eugene Brady O'Neill treasurer. I'm mediateIy upon the completion of the organization war was formally declar- ed.
 BIsMUTHVILLE BOOM NC Frederick Webb, mayor and town coun- ciI of Bismuthville is in the city on business and reports the town boom ing. There have been no accessions to the population but MT. Webb has in- stalled a rock crusher and gasoline en- zine capable of pulverizing five tons of ore per day, all of which is an event of great importance to Bismuthville- and MT Webb He says his ore will go about $2OO to the ton but his re- duction works are too small yet for him to get rich in a minute. His next hard work will be to get the ore to the teacher, the mine being some miles distant.
 LOOKS GOOD IN THE EAST George H. Smalley, private secretary to Governor Brodie. returned home yes terday morning with his family, from a six weeks visit in the north and east. They were in Kansas City, St Paul. Minneapolis and other cities in that part of the country, and had very IpleasurabIe time. MT. Smalley says he feels certain that this is a republican year and wherever he has travelled the of Roosevelt n be generally admitted Whatever op- posing sentiment there may be is kept very quiet and nobody seems to ser iousIy consider the possibility of Judge Parkers election.
 NEW RATlONS-Areticls of | the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day. Security Mining and Investment
 company, capital stock, $2,500,000, in
 corpora tors L. N. Hell, 4. Courchesne
 and F. Martinez; Badger Telephone & Telegraph company, capital stock, $1, 900 GOO, incorporators F. M. Fish, w. G. Whitehead and J. K. Fish; Twin Mountain Mining and Milling compa- ny, capital stock $1,OOO,COO incorpOra- tors A. M. Wood, w. W. Ingram and w. J. Merrill; Phoenix Slate company, capital stock $1OO,OOO, incorporators Shirley Christy and A. W. Gregg.
 DEATH OF V. H .HOBSON-V. H.
 Hobson died yesterday morning at his residence in Capitol addition north of Adams street. He was a lawyer by profession having served as district lattorney in his home county in the state of Washington. He came here about two years ago suffering of lung trouble from which he sought relief
 He made many friends who will regret his untimely death for he was scarcely yet in middle life. He leaves a wife and a son eight years old. He
 was a member of the Masonic and Red men lodges which societies will partici- pate in the funeral ceremonies that will be held today at 3 o'clock at the un- dertaking parlors of Easterling & | Whitney.
 TERRITORIAL BONDS FUNDED A meeting of the loan commission
 was held yesterday at which S17.O00 worth of territorial bonds of an early issue were exchanged for the same amount of funding bonds. The old bonds were held by the National Bank | of Arizona and were presented for ex- change by s. OberfeIder, cashier of the bank. There were seventeen of them for $1.000 each, drawing six per cent interest and issued to run for twenty-five years. They would have matured January 1, 1913. The funding bonds are to run for fifty years and will draw five per cent interest. | THE DEMOCRATS FORGOT There was a thing which did not hap
 pen in the democratic county conven-
 tion of Tuesday showing that that l fc +to