Arizona republican., 1904-07-16

tel. carrier No. ? of the Phoenix post office has gone to Chicago. his former home, for a months vacation. His place is being filled temporarily by F.. A. Burgess.
 services at the Baptist church at the regular hours tomorrow. Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at g: 45 a. m. B. Y. F. U. at p. m. All win be welcome. !
 HAULING BRlck-Large plies of brick are fast accumulating on the va cant lot south of the postoffice, where the Central Avenue Improvement as- sociation proposes to begin at once the erection of new building for the Home Savings bank.
 AT TENT CITY-Things are boom ing this year at Coronado Tent City notwithstanding that large crowds are travelling east The Tent City Daily News says that 1s.529 people crossed on the ferry boat from San Diego on July 4th. It is to be presumed that about 17,O0O of them were from Ari- zona. There were yet other thous ands who went around the bay and crossed by other boats.
 DEATH OF w H. CoNKLlN-W- H. Conklin of Piqua, Ohio. died Thursday evening at the Sisters hos pital after a lingering illness having come to this country for his fealth. He was a member of the Odd Fellows fraternity. The body will be taken to his Ohio home for interment, leav- ing on this mornings S. F. P. & r. train, escorted by Undertaken s. L. Easterling.
 ANoT HER PRoMoTIoN-The many friends of Engineer Arthur P. Davis of the reclamation service will be pleased to know that he has re- ceived another promotion in that ser vice. His former title was supervis- ing engineer and during the absence from Washington of Chief Engineer F. H. Newell ne was acting chief engineer. His new title is assistant chief en- gineer. There is therefore a change only in the title but not in the nature of his work.
 NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Articles of the following corporations we're filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Junction Oil company. capital stock, $2OO,O0O, incorporators J. L. Edwards, E. E. Edwards and G. D. Cummings; Inspiration Mining com pany. capital stock, S3,000.000, incor- porators E. Wilder, w. A. NeiswangeT and S. s. 'Ott; Chelsea Oil and Gas company, capital stock, S1.000,0OO, in- corporators c. s. Palmer, A. E. Lom~ bard and w. R. James.
 LOAN COMMISSION MEETING There was "a meeting of the territorial loan commission yesterday mainly for the purpose of receiving an applica- tion from the Bank of Prescott for the changing of thirty-five territorial six per cent funding bonds for five per cents. The bonds bear the date of Jan. 15, 1888 and are of S1,O00 each. They and the accrued interest now amount to s36,050. In the sale of the bonds of Santa Cruz county there was a difference of S125 in favor of the The commission addressed letter to the authorities of the county asking them to make up that amount.
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEYS -The surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 1871 which includes the Fashion and Garfield lodes, Ssitu- ated in the Warren mining district, Co., chise county. These mines are owned by F. s. Douglass and Renel Hazel of Bisbee, Arizona. He has also approved the survey of the Jacob lode, situated in the Warm Spring mining district, Coconino county, Arizona. This sur vey is designated as survey No. 1923 and is owned by B. F. Saunders of Salt Lake City, Utah. Franklin M. Smith of Bisbee, Cochise county, was com missioned as deputy mineral surveyor.
 THE ARIZONA NATIONAL GUARD The report of Adjutant General Leavell upon the condition of the na- tional guard of Arizona was submitted