Arizona republican., 1904-07-21

TWO CARS DAllY-Beginning Fri- day A. J. Hansen will ship from Ky rene daily two carloads of cantaloupes.
 CLEANING THE sTREETs-Street Commissioner Bloomhorst is engaged with large gang of men scraping up the thickest of the dirt of the princl- pal streets, preparatory to the fine bath it is hoped they are soon to receive from the clouds.
 A MINERAL SuRVEY-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. 1888, Pocohontas lode min ing claim, situated in the Eureka min ing district, Yavapai county. This mine is owne dby Babbitt brothers and Mrs. F. A. Bashford of Prescott, Ari- zona.
 THE RAINS ADVANCE GUARD The rain signs are increasing and gloriously near to the valley 1t fell yesterday. Trainmen of the freight which arrived from the north last even ing said that it rained all the way be- tween Prescott and Wickenburg. They said that they had never seen a more violent rain. At times it amounted to a deluge. The downpour was so great that the caboose of the train could not be seen from the engine. Word came in late last night from the White Tanks country that that whole region had been drenched.
 CHANGE OF BUSlNESS-J. D. wasson. who has been connected with the editorial staff of the Enterprise for the last three months, has entered the employ of the New York Mutual xt~il | leave Friday night for a trip through the southern part of the territory on special business for the company. Life insurance is not new thing with MT. Wasson as he has devoted several years of his life to that work.
 NEW coRPoRATlONS-Artic,es of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Southwestern Arizona Fruit and Irrigation company, capital stock $500 O0O incorporators B. L. Me- Cam, J. Reilly and J. Braun; Royal Oil company, capital stock, S250,000. incorporators c. l.. Ninhart, W. Em-
 mons, and w. R. Bartlett; New York | Tonopah Consolidated Gold Mining company, capital stock S1.OOO,OO0, in- | corporators B. L. Brown, E. Kreider and G. E. Hess. Articles were filed Of the Boston and Mexico Gold and Cop per Mining company increasing the l capital stock to S500,O0O.
 THE TUCSON WRITE-UP-The Tucson Citizen arrived here Tues day contained a short but very caus- tic writeup of the baseball game tna; was played in that city on Sunday by the Phoenix and Tucson mines. The story as written does not set well on the Phoenix team though some critics think the writer failed to make him self understood. There is no com plimentary mention of the Phoenix players, and the only place a Phoenix name apears is in telling who made the hits that let in three runs. Near the beginning of the story is the sen- ltence, ITO let a team like Phoenix come here and beat the Grays is just little too much" The inference $ that Phoenix of course could not play ball. The rest of the story is about \ one half roast of the home team and the other half apology for it's defeat closing by saying, Everyone seemed to think that Tucson could easily have won had they played in their regular | 1NA A4l' CbllGiS NliO nave Iedu the ar ticle assert that the light remarks made concerning Phoenix were for the purpose of landing sarcastically on the home team and that absence of any mention of Phoenix good work or the general department of the players was due to a desire to scathe the Grays rather than the time honored Jealousy Tucson has always borne to- ] ward Phoenix. But had the game oc- | cured in Phoenix the visitors would at least have been kindly spoken of even if they took the local hide. scalp tail and pinfeathers. Home pride is commendable, but jealousy straight