Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
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PURCHASE OF A HOME-Dr. w. G. Lcntz yesterday bought through w. K. James a lot in Portland place, Simm's addition. pr. Lentz will soon begin the erection of a $6,OOO residence on the property.
 M. E. CHURCH soUTH.-At the M.
 F. church south today there will be preaching at II a. m. and s p. In.; Sun day school 9:45 a. m.; junior league,
 3 P. m.: senior league D. m. There will pc a iove feast on Wednesday night.
 ! ANOTHER FIELD MAN.-O l.. Me Intyre, R. S., an employe of the U. S. ! geological survey, arrived here yester- day and will leave next week for the
 storage basin to perform field duties in | the reclamation service. He was in
 the employ of the survey in the Peco5 | valley last summer and since then has ! been in the Washington offices. CRITTENTON HOME ELECTlON.- Owing to the storm last Tuesday even
 ing the annual election of directors for Crittenton Home was postponed until Tuesday evening May 17th. All dele gates appointed and others interested are earnestly requested to attend and take part in this election next Tuesday evening at 7:3O, in the basement of the NJ. E. church north.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Lewis Halsey pastor, Third avenue and Monroe street. Public worship II a. m.; s p. m. Bible study 9:45 a. m.; Junior union 300 D. m.; B. Y. P. U., 6:45 p. m. Rev. George w. Sheafor, evangelist will preach at both services Mrs. Sheafor will sing. All are cordially invited to these meetings.
 A RANCH DANCE.-There was an | enjoyable dance at the Bartlett Heard ranch on Friday night. There was a large attendance nearly filling the big amusement hall. The music was excel lent. Ice cream and cake were served in addition to a delicious supper whic1 was served on long screen porch. The yard about the ranch was brilliantly lighted by Japanese lanterns.
 | MORE FRUITS.-Mention was made yesterday of the first fruits of Mir Van
 der Veer's article on Arizona in the last
 issue of Leslie's Weekly. Yesterday he
 received three more letters from inquir- CTS. Two of them were from men who
 are thinking of coming here to invest and the other was from a lady who has an invalid husband. One letter came | from New Orleans, one from Iowa and
 the other from Michigan, showing that
 Leslie's Weekly, like The Republican,
 goes everywhere all the time. | NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articleso Of the following corporations were filed in | the office Of the county recorder yester- day; The National Live Stock Crow CTS. Producers Feeders and Shippers association, capital stock, s1O,0OO,OOO, | incorporators L. A. Rutan, G. Bauar, Jr., M. B. Palmer and others; Dividend Oil & Gas company, capital stock, S500,00o. incorporators G. T. Lee and c. w. MClelland; Double Eagle Gold Mining company, capital stock, $1OO0- 900, incocporators H. C. Cutting, C. D. Ruble. J. B. Menard and others. A DARK SKINNED CHEVALfER.- Constable Kyle last night landed in | jail a negro who was arrested on the complaint made on Thursday by Mex lean named Lopez that the negro had l assaulted him that morning in the al- | ley back of the Commercial hotel and tried to beat the face off him. The negro was spurred to action in defense of the fair name and fame of enc SiI- vana SaneZ, respecting whom remarks made by Lopez were taken exception to- Though of another race and color, the negro would not hear Miss Sanez scan- dalized, for she is accounted to be a good citizen when she is not drunk or in jail.
 REPORTS FINISHED.-James G. Camp. assistant engineer of the re- clamation service finished his work here yesterday and left last night for Fl Paso. From there he will go to Denver to report to MT. Davis, thence to the Snake river project being surveyed by the Idaho corps of the reclamation ser