Arizona republican., 1904-09-23
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COMING SATURDAY-Mrs. H. Goodman and son Lester are expect ed home from San Francisco tomorrow.
 BACK FROM CAIlFORNlA-Mr- and Mrs. Reuben Hill who have been spending the summer in California re- turned home yesterday morning.
 MIR. WARNACK RESlGNS-Henry c. Warnack has resigned the local agency for the circulation Of 'sne san Francisco Examiner. He is succeeded by the Berryhin co.
 COMING TODAY-Doctor and Mrs Stroud are expected to. arrive home on this mornings train from the south. They have been visiting in Chicago and St. Louis. taking in the fair as matter of course.
 NEW EMPLOYMENT-C. J. Cor nell. formerly city ticket agent of the NJ. & P & s. R. V. railroad is now traveling in the northwest in the in terest of a paper pattern house in Chicago. After leaving here and until recently he was employed in the count ing room of the New York Tribune
 HOME AGAIN-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Boehmer, the former of the Goodman Dharmacv. have returned from a visit of a few weeks in the east They spent sometime at their former home in Ohio and also stopped at the worlds fair. returning home greatly refreshed by their outing.
 QUICK RELIEEThe quickest cure on record of a case of appendicitis, was reported to lthis office last night A milker at a nearby dairy farm was stricken with the dread disease in the evening. 4 physician was called at 8 o'cloCk and at o'clock the next morn ing the patient was out of bed. That night he went to an ice cream social. FORTUNES IN OIL-It has been demonstrated that some people can make fortunes in oil and J. \. Kurtz left here for the Indian territory, Sun day night, via the M. & P. to see if there is a fortune waiting for him in the Indian territory oil fields At least that is the suppOsition for his destina- ton was Ardmore, where the oil mag
 mates are all going.
 NEW BASE OF OPERATION-The Y. Porter Saddle and Harness Go. is moving into it's new quarters at 40 West Washington street, opposite Nicholson, the tailor. The change was made necessary by the want of more room for a growing business. The new location is a good one and is being fitted up witch all new shelving, dis play racks and work benches. GLIMPSE OF THE GRAND CAN lYON-Dean Woodward, deputy clerk of the district court returned yester- day from Q visit to the Grand Canyon. This was the first time he ever saw that mOnstrous gape in the surface of the earth. He could spend only two or three days looking at it but the more he saw of it the more he thought, if
 he had time he could figure out how it came to be there.
 GOING UP HIGHER-Superinte dent C. w. Goodman and wife of the Phoenix Indian school, left on last nights NJ. & P. train for St. Louis.
 They were accompanied by nine ad- vanced pupils of the Phoenix Indian school, some of them graduates. After
 a few days visit at the fair the jour Iney will be continued to Hampden, w. ! Virginia, where the pupils will be pIac- l led in an Indian school teaching 2 | higher courses than the Phoenix school | NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes ! terday: Majestic Gold Mining and Milling company, capital stock, S1,5OO,- l COG, incorpOrators C. E. Rich, J. C.
 Rice and $. l.. Rich; Oraziba Gold