Arizona republican., 1904-03-10

REMOVAL OF OFFICES-The of fees of the geological survey were moved yesterday from the Lewis build ing to the new quarters in the post office building.
 AT WORK ON GUTTER.-Active work has been commenced laying the gutter on the east side of Center street, for the block south of Washington. It is much needed improvement.
 ARRESTED FOR VAGRANCY.- Charles Wilson and Frank Whitney were arrested by the police yesterday on charge of Vagrancy. They will be tried before Justice Burnett this after noon.
 MRS. SPARKS FUNERAL-The re- mains of Mrs. D. w. Sparks will be laid to rest from the family residence, 41S North Seventh avenue. at o'clock, this afternoon. The interment will be at the Masonic cemetery
 HIS HAPPINESS ASSURED-Louis H. Vincent, young man of this county may be said to have taken lien on future happiness. Yesterday he was granted a license to marry Miss LenoTa, Lien.
 H F'O OhSFIfNoiINS IOO n'- MI e. I'eiI y Goldwater returned yesterday from a six weeks purchasing tour including New York and other eastern cities. He is looking we'll had a good time and came back laden with bargains.
 TO PLAY BALL.-The Phoenix an1 Glendale aggregations of ball tossers will twirl the circles on the diamon at EastIake park Sunday afternooh. The game will be. called at 2:3O. Phoe- nix and Glendale players have long been rivals and the game promises to be warm.
 A FIELD DAY AT HUACHUCA.- Governor Brodic returned yesterday morning from Tucson and last night left for Fort Huachuca. He went at the invitation cf Colonel Paddock in command of the post, a classmate of the governor ct West Point. On the occasion of the governors visit there will be a field day of the troops.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in tho office of the county recorder yes terday: West Land Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock $25O,00O, incorpora- tors A. Nj. Landauer, F. A. Westcott and k. II. Tilson; Security Oil com pany, capital stock S500,0O0, incorpora tors O. E. Bachman, F.. L. Danfortn and A. II. Hall: CostilIa Gold Mining company capital stock, S3.0OO,0OO. in corporators A. H. Ohman, L. Jones and A. c. Young.
 COMPANY INsPECTlON.-Com- pany B, N. c. A. will be inspected to- night by Adjutant General Leavell and 'C1 IDc company of the regiment to be in spected Captain Parks desires it 10 be the best, and has notified every mem Der to be present in jiue uniform, at 7:3O and to have their accoutrements in d clean condition-no excuse goes tonight. The company expects to hold, their camp fire next Wednesday even ing.
 DEATH OF GEOEGE p. DYKES.-A telegram was received at Mesa yes terday announcing the death at the hospital asylum at Washington, D. C.. of George P. Dykes of this county. The telegram was sent to his son who is now at Fl Paso. It was forwarded to him. MT. Dykes had heen a resident of the south side for several years. At one time he was prominent in educa- ton circles in the territory. He also mingled in politics to some extent. He went to Washington several weeks ago to secure Q government position.
 A PHYSICIAN OF AUTHORITY- Dr. Frank w. Talley, of Philadelphia, a well known authority on diseases of women, will visit Dr. DufTield the com ing week. Dr. Talley has a number of acquaintances in the Salt Riversval-, ley and has some property interests here. He has never before visited the valley and comes now on a pleasure trip and with q view to becoming more largely interested in property because