Arizona republican., 1904-06-17

A MINING EXPERT-C. Edgar Ward Of Denver was in the city yes terday on mining business. Mir. Ward is a well known Colorado mining en- gineer.
 MIR. koRRlcK AoME-Charles Korrick has returned from a trip to Sam Francisco. feeling very much im- proved in health and glad to get back and shed his overcoat.
 A MILITIA LEcTuRE-Last night was the regular weekly meeting of B company. N. G. A. The programme was more interesting than it usually Is. It was enlivened by a lecture by Dr. Charles H. Jones of Tempe, surgeon major. on first aids to the injured"
 ARlzoNIANs AsRoAD-The folI- lowing residents of the territory are registered at the Iollenback Los, An geles; L. R. Haggin, of Cordes; Mrs. c. A. Trowbridge. of Phoenix; Louis Levy and O. A. Wadin, of Yuma; D. J. Zimmerman, of Tucson; Mrs. B. F. Mason, and Mrs. s. M. Aguirre, of Naco, and Fred r. Bailey, of King man.
 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR VET-Surveyor General Ingalls, has
 
 the Central, B. & C.. Burlington. Cen tral George, Minnie. Last Chance. Morning Star and Copper King lode mining claims, situated in the Big Bug mining district, Yavapai county, Ariz.. and owned by the Iowa Copper com pany.
 SEMI. ANNUAL METAMoRPHoSlS Ut was reported last evening that the | Phoenix Enterprise had again success \ fully passed through it's regular semi annual change of ownership, and that Col. J. r. Wilson had acquired tine in terest of Mulford Winsor. Color is add l ed to the report by an item in the | Yuma Sentinel of last week which reads as follows: According to a we'll Il defined rumor Mulford Winsof has | dropped out of the Phoenix newspaper | field and landed in the editorial sane tum of the Yuma Sun"
 THE DEATH OF A BABE-Ne~< was received yesterday morning of the death of Frances G. Hill at the age of five months, at the home of her parents
 NIT. and Mrs. F.. v. Hill of Tucson, aftsT three days lln@ss- The little one ~iR be sadly missed not only bY her
 parents and sister. but by the imHnedi- ate relatives who reside in this city.
 The funeral services will take place
 from the residence of her grand par Tents, MT. and Mrs. M. T. Russell, Ssi E
 Fourth avenue this afternoon at Awe
 o'clock. Friends of the family are ta-
 vited to attend
 TO REMODEL STORE FRONT Architect J. M. Creighton has adveF- ltised for bids on the work of remodelins the front of the J. w. Doris grocery lstore. It is already an attractive front but it is proposed to make it much more so by throwing the entire width of the store into one big arch forty five feet long and twenty feet high. Th- closing of the store will be provided for by the construction of ten doors that when opened will slide back into . a pocket and be hidden completely from view. To accomplish this change steel girders will be placed almost the
 whole length of the Washington stree; front of the building, for the suppor; of the upper story and roof. NEW RATIoMS-ArticIes Of
 the following corporations were filed iT
 the oficeo the county recorder yes
 terday: Goldfield Electric Light anC Power company, capital stock, S5@, 900 incorporators c. H. Elliott, R. l.. John. and A. c. Eisen; Creighton Gold Min ing and Milling company, capital stock $500, ,000, incorporates F.. Powell.
 Goldberg and others: Gold Sands Plac-
 CT company, capital stock, s1,5e0, 900, in
 corporators F. B. Wilson, L. Kargel and F. K. Jones. A certificate was file(
 showing that the capital stock of th'
 Stoddard Incorporating Co. was fully paid up. Amended articles were fileC of the Missouri oil Gas and Coal com pany changing the name to the Okla homa Oil Gas and Coal company. LICENSED TO WED-A marriag' license was issued yesterday to Le' Walker and Rachael Brady 10th O