Arizona republican., 1904-09-17
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 Winfield Scott will preach in the sap tist church Sunday at Il a. m. ahh supply the pulpit until the return ot
 pr. Halsey. -o,->, Robert Murphey, son of Mir. and Mrs. w F. Nfurphey will leave tonight f"r
 Tucson to enter the university or Ar zoua. He graduated from the PAoe- nix high school last year, and for seV-
 eral months has been working with tne
 New York Life Insurance Go, and has
 made and saved enough to pay his eX-
 penses at college.
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY
 The surveyor general has approV II the following mineral surveys: Sur vev No. 1896. Macomb lode, situated in the Warren mining district, Cochlse county. Arizona, claimed by the Coz per Queen Consolidated Mining com panv of Bisbee. Arizona. Survey No 1852. Central station and nine other lodes, situate in the Turkey Creek nllil- ing district Yavapai county, claimed bv the Cumberland Mining company Of
 Prescott, Arizona.
 CENTRAL M. 2. CHURCH SOUTH -OuSosite inc post office. Preaching morning and night by the pastor, Har- old Govette Subject for II a. n.. "PauTs First Sabbath in Fhiiippi-
 Subject for 7:3O, The Road to hed-
 ven.~ Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Sub feet of Lesson. Israel Reproved." E,2- V-ou-h n League devotional services, 30 n. m Subject The Personal Reign
 of Jehovah" Mrs. T.. DeBusk, leader.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday nighI-
 Even unto his habitation shall ye
 seek. and thither thou shalt come.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles Of
 the following corporations were fled
 in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Blondcp Securities com pany, capital stock. s50o GOO, inco-po--
 ato1s R. F.. Erdman, F. BlondeH and
 w. A. Crawford; The B2rton-Tonopah Mining company. capital sock, S1,000.- GOO. incorporates D. C. smith, J. s. Daniel and c. F. Reynolds; The Won der -Golddfld Mining company, capital stock. $10O0,O00, incorporators w. S- Williams, J. C. Trimble, J. W. Shive- ly and others, Nanchital Plantation company. capital stock. S500,000, in- lcorporators r. L. Sherman, r. II. Stephens. C. Meyer ard others.
 GOT DRUNK TOO SOON-Ignacio Flores ard A Araizo overloaded them selves too early in the game and were prevented from taking part in the oela- bratiou of Mexican independence yes- terday. The real anniversary begins on the night of the fifteenth and that | is what they thought was going to be done here. Before morning their pat riotism had risen to such a high pitch that it attracted the unfavorable. at tention of Constable Lee Redwine and they were thrown into jail on a charge
 of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The Judgment of the officer was sus- taiued yesterday by Justice Burnett and they were sent to the county jail for seven days.
 A NUMsE ROF SALES-During the present week J. L. Irwin has made q number of real estate safes. One was the sale of between fourteen and if teen acres of land owned by Lewis Wetzler, to Mrs. Hattie Buckley. Tka property is three and half miles east
 of the city and is well improved. Two properties belonging to B. G. Pe-l,a were disposed of. One was Q house and three lots on east Van Buren street sold 10 Charles Scanlon and the other was d brick cottage on East Madison street sold to Harry Kleavis. Mc Irwin also sold a house and lot on north Fourth street, owned ny J. T.. Walker to E. T. Noble.
 GOING TO STAY-H. r. Cox. gen. eral agent of the American Refrigera- tor Transit Go. of Omaha has been ia Phoenix for a couple of days ana leaves this morning for On1aha. Arriving there he he expects to secure a. leave
 of absence for six months and with his family return to Phoenix to spend the winter. BIr. Cox was wish the Rock Island road for about fourteen years, the last two years of his association