Arizona republican., 1904-07-12
AN IMPROVED sURvEY-sur1

AN APPROVED SURVET-SurVey- or Genral Ingalls, has approved the sur vey of the Fire Fly lode mining claim, situate in the Greenlee Gold Mountain mining district, Graham county, Arizo Da. the survey is designated as survey No 1947 and is owned by The Stan1 dard Copper Mines.
 REJOICING POSTPONED-An- nouncement was made lately that there would be a Parker ratification meet ing in this city on Wednesday night It was announced yesterday that the ra- tifcation had been postponed to the in- definite date of the return of the dele- gates from this territory to St. Louis. IL was thought better to wait and hear from first hands the details and extent of the disaster so that tte proper mea- sure of the rejoicing to be done might be accurately gauged. It was feared that if the democratic popu!ace should turn itself loose with the meager in- formation at hand the business of joi- lifying might be overdone.
 AN INDIAN MA9RlAGE-A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Cyrus Sun and Cora F. Gates both of whom are well known students of ths Indian school. That is they were stu dents of the school some years ago. Cyrus Sun won distinction for being not only one of the best students the institution ever had but he was one ot the foremost of the fooball players when the Indian school eleven was n it's prime. He is now employed on the Sacaton reservation and doing we'll When he was paying for his license yesterday he accidentally disclosed l $50 bill which was only one of many bills of large denomination in his pos session.
 NEW RATlONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Homestake Electric Power company. capital stock, S3,0OO, ,0OO. in corporators w. s. Daugherty, G. Walk CT and B. E. Woodward; The GoIdfeld Bulls and Bears Mining company, capi- tai stock 1000, 900, incorpOrators D. W. Payne and M. c. Scully; Two Repub- lies Chartered company, capital stock, | I$5,000.000, incorporators s. s. Harper, R. F. Plewe and J. U. Bethell; La Fortuna company capital stock, $50O,- 00O, incorporators J. $. Eldredge, J. c. l IHilzinger and J. M. Wyall; Nabob Oil company, capital stock, $1,5O0,000, in- corporators F. W. Sears, L. M. Strauss and J. s. Sears: United Mining corpor- ation., capital stock, S1,O0O, 900, incor- porators F. Maurer and J. B. De Haven; Clover Creek Quick Silver Min ing company, capital stock, s1,50O DOC | IincorpOrators J. B. Goode, J. Arbuckle and J. M. King the Nitrates Syndicate Limited, capital stock. S1,500,0O0, in- Icorporators NJ. L. Bancroft, A. F Hodges and c. B. Whelpley; The Gold field Double Eagle Gold Mines com Ipany, capital stock, S2,OOO.O00, incor- porator.I J. E. Wilson. E. Tifft and A J. Huffman: Delaware Land and OI company, capital stock, S1,OOO,OOO, in- corporators H. 4. Sanger, w w Brady and D. p. Dilworth.
 | THE LID WAS OFF-The lid was ! off yesterday and no mistake. It was universally admitted to be the hottes: day of the season thus far, though ?. was nice and dry and people absolutely refused to drop dead or make ary other wild and unseemly demonstration It is a fact susceptible of daily proof that paradoxical as it may seem, peo- pie can suffe more and feel it less ir this country than anywhere else in the world. There has been so much of dis, appointment and hope deferred in pas! years that the real true blue home pao- pie have finally reached a point where they cannot be really happy unless they have something to be unhappy about Worry may kill some people in some countries but it is only good discipline for those who have canped out here on the ragged edge and worried over ev- erything from the Apache wars of a generation ago to the statehood and drouth questions of the twentieth cen. tury. But getting back to the origin al question one may judge of the tenn