Arizona republican., 1904-08-13


 Fifth and Adams streets. Services Sunday, Sabbath school, 9:5O.. Preach ing II a. m. and 7:3O r. m. All are welcome.
 A BROKERAGE OFFlCE-Tom FL der and J. Herman Aagaard have open ed a brokerage office in the Ford ho- tel lobby under the name of the South western Security company.
 A FORECLOSURES SUlT-Suit to fOreclose a mortgage made by Charles M. Smith in favor of J. Jennings was filed in district court yesterday. Jen- nings loaned Smith $4OO on a promisory note bearing interest at ten per cent per annum. The note was given July s, 1903, and was payable in one year. The mortgaged property is lot number in Railroad place, a subdivision of Murphy addition.
 SOLOMON -LANTON-No one was more glad to see the board of equai- zltion adjourn than it's newest mem ber Charles F. Solomon. who left last evening for his home city, Solomon vile, with all possible dispatch. Mr Solomon's haste is that he desires to grace the occasion of his sisters we'd ding Sunday with his presence. Miss Lilly Solomon, the bride, is also the sister of Mrs. David Goldberg of this city. She is to marry Max Lanton a prosperous merchant of Globe. Miss Lily often visited Phoenix and has many friends here who will congra tu- late the fortunate groom. MT. and Mrs. David Goldberg will be in attend ance at the wedding.
 TRAVELLER TRAVELED-Regard less as to whether the race is always to the swift no Phoenician who is the least bit hOrsey ever misses an o2- portunity to see the ponies start. Con sequently there was a large audience at the driving park yesterday after noon to see the brief yet interesting race between Buttermilk, owned by J. It. Terry, of Phoenix, and Traveller. owned by H. Nancols. of Colorado. It was regretted by home people that Traveller trIveled away from Butter milk. Some cruel reference was made to skinned milk. The race was three eighths mile and the time 36 3-4 sec onds. While the stakes were only $50 a side there was sCTne heavy side bet | ting.
 EARTHQUAKE ON CAVE CREEK A correspondent of the Republican at Cave Creek writes that on the night of the 10th there was another heavy rain in that section, mainly to the west of the station, accompanied by a seis- mic disturbance. An inch of water fell at Cave Creek station and the creek | conditions indicate fully as heavy a precipitation further up. The whole l landscape is getting green and the | trees seem to be larger than ever with | their swelling foliage. The writer says. Steady rains under our sun would make jungles of even rocky surfaces. | We have had enough rain to do for awhile but the weather ear is dull of | hearing" The earthquake referred 10 must have been a little private func- tion arranged for the entertainment of the Creek people as it seems not to have been noted elsewhere to the north or south
 LATE MINERAL SURVEYS-The | surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. ITO, including the Famous and Medler lode mining claims, situ- ated in the Greenlee Gold Mountain or l Copper Mountain mining district, Gra- | ham county, claimed by the Mexican l Arizona Copper company, L. A. Dun ham, trustee. Supplemental township ! plats have been prepared by the sur veyor general showing the lot areas re- suling from mineral surveys in Tp. 8. N. F. w; Tp. II N, R. w; Tp. 13 N, R. 1 E.; Tp. 13 N, Rs. and ? w: Tp. If N, Rs. 1, 2 and w. and Tp. 23 N, R. IS w. These supplemental plats are for the information of parties wishing to know what portion Of the public land surveys have been made | fractional as q result of the mineral surveys, and will be filed in the local | land office at Prescott, Ariz The U. | s. civil serrice commission has ap-