Arizona republican., 1904-01-19

men met last evening in regular ses- sion.
 Professor W. F. Blake win lecture at Tombstone January 2S. on the subject Minerals and Mineral Views of Tomb stone"
 Bishop Kendrick spent today in Tue son enroute to Nogales.
 Mir. James Chandler of Kentland, Ind, was elected vice president of the Gold Eagle Mining company at a meet ing of the directors today at the San Augustine hotel. Senater Joe Corbett was in the cab of the engine that pulleG Manager Alger's special west. He returned to the city yesterday.
 United States Attorney T. 5. Nave and District Attorney Roscoe Dale have returned from Phoenix James 1 Calf IS here from Twin puttes.
 L. J. r. lager is in Les Angeles to se- cure heln for the nev Santa Rita hc- tel. He is exprcted 70 return Monday Judge Thomas Mitohel. has returned i from visit to Phoenix C. F. Elliott, of Zeckendofs will will leave today for Santa Cruz county on business trip. He states that his last trip west was the best he has ever experienced.
 Thomas R. Sorin. of the Dragons l has been visiting Mrs. Sorin and Colonel Herring, her father, during the present week.
 Robert Leatherwood has returned frcm Clifton where he has been collect ing specimens for the worlds fair ex- hibit to be made by Arizona.
 ENrar I IIapav 1 general of Arizona, is here from Wash | ington, D. C. He has been in Phoenix where he madc an argument in the | Roquillas land grant case before the suDreme court.
 Ben Heney. who came here to meet his brother. Francis J. Heney, left for Fairbanks yesterday afternoon. Charles F., Udall is in the city from the San Pedro, where he has mining interests.
 Mrs Marshall Morris and daughter. Miss Morris, of Louisville, Ky, are ex- pected to arrive in Tucson soon to spend the remainder of the winter
 The sales of stamps for the month of December at the losal postoffice were S9oo better than during the same month in 1902.
 
 as clerk in the Tucson postoffice and during last. year filled the position of postal clerk on the Big Bug branch of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road. is now on the Tucson -Nogales run i The box rents at the local office are lower than at ony other office in Ari- zona.
 Roy Clayston has resigned as postal clerk on the Nogales run. lThe carriers are to be uniformed within the next thirty days. There are four carriers in the service here, one of whom is on the rural delivery route 1cach carrier is to blow his whistle in order to indicate his presence when making a delivery at a house. Postmaster Corbett's force at the To- cal office now includes Assistant Post master M. A. Martin, Miss Allie Bart lett. chief clerk in money order and reg istry department. Miss Loyal Hamilton assistant: Miss Emma Smith. general delivery clerk, Som Hughes, assistant; w. T.. Soule. in charge of foreign mails Fred Tullv. assistant .i Grace Episcopal church has ordered a pipe organ. which will arrive in about a month.
 The local capitalists who organized q company to put in a light ana fuel plant at Douglas will have opposition. A second company has been organized by i Douglas people and is to be called "Ths Citizens Electric Light, Ice and Te,e- phone company"
 Miss Amy Burkhalter, who. has beer visiting her uncle, c. M Burkhalter has returned 10 Los Angeles. The choir girls of Grace church are preparing to give another dance. which promises to be quite a social event. Twenty-four residents of Tennessee have formed a local association. Nothing new today has developed re- garding the affairs of the Mutual Mer- cantile company.