Arizona republican., 1904-06-22

ENTERTAINMENT CT BRIDAL PARTY-MonGay evening Miss Petit entertained her bridal party at her home in the Capitol addition. The evening was pleasantly passed with music after which there were dainty refreshments and a general good tir:e.
 CLERK OF THE BOARD OF CON TROL-Fred Christy yesterday assum- ed the duties of his office of clerH Of the board of control 10 which ne was lately appointed to succeed to Chas. Utting, who resigned within two months after his appointment. Mr. Utting is now in the east.
 A SURVEY APPROVED-Surveyor General Ingalls, has approved the sur vey of the Sindbad lode mining claim, situated in the Walker mining district. Yavapai county, Arizona. The survey is designated as survey No. 1914 and is owned by L. K. Hall and w. C. Russell of Poland, Arizona.
 ARIZCNlANS ON THE COAST The following Arizonians are at the Hollenbeck hCtel in Los Angeles: Earl Bennett and Mrs. M J. Bennett, Je- rome; W. A. Sigbee, Prescott: Mrs. Jesse Yoakum, Clifton; J. T. Jacooson. Winslow; T. E. Parish and Frank Cox, Phoenix; J. II. Brent and wife. Jerome: Wm. J. Cranz and wife. and Miss Isa- bella Carpenter of Nogales; Mrs. g. K. Williams and Miss Edith Stowe of Bis bee;. A. Murphy. Clifton: o. ROuntree. Cananea, Mexico; L. P. Atwood ard wife. Juarez, Mexico; Mrs. Dolores Moss of Deming are also at the Eollen- beck.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso O. the following corporations were filed in the office Of the county recorder yes terday: German American iii and Gas company, capital stock, S650 eco, incor- Dorators O. Bishchof, G. P. Ashton and others; Exchequer Gold Mining com pany, capital stock, s1,C00, 000 inccrpor- ators A. L. Lfllte, F. M. Amos and oth- CTS; Federal Oil and Gas company, in capital stock, $1,OCO,OO0. incOrporators q. A. M'Neal, A. L. Redden and others; Detroit Medical company, capital stock S100,O incorporators F. L. Deal, E. R. Reno and others; The New Life company, capital stock, $1.0O0,000, incor- porators N. w. Emmens. J. H. Jordan and J. R. Humphreys.
 POSTPONED EXAMINATiONS-It was announced sometime ago by the civil service commission that examina- tions would be held, the first fer the position Of teacher in the Philippines service. June 22-23. and the second for the position of assistant on the same date. Both of these examinations have been postponed to July 1914. The lat ter are required to show qualifications in bookkeeping, finance. chemistry, civ il and electrical engineering, agricul- ture and the Spanish language. The age limit in both examinations is 20 to 40 years. Women will not be admitted 10 either of the examinations except that the wives, immediate relatives or finances of men examined at the same time for, appointed to. or already om- DlOyed in the Philippines service may be examined.
 A FINE RESIDENCE-The new residence Of Mrs. s. D. LCunt at the corner of Second and Van Buren streets, is rapidly approaching comple- ton in fact will be finished and ready for occupancy next week or early the following week.. It is one of the most attractive and conveniently arranged structures in the city, notwithstanding it is a building of only enc story and a basement. The roof is high, as are foundations, so it does not carry the tlattened out appearance of most one story buildings. The house contains seven rooms and two fine large screen rooms, beside a long porch around both the Second and Van Buren street fronts, approached by elegant cement or imitation stone steps. The building is equipped with a hot air furnace for winter heating and has a bath room. hot and cold water, gas and electricity with both wood and gas ranges and nu- raerOus closets. It possesses. in fact, every modern convenience that could be conceived of by the owner orr by the contractor. D. C. Warren, who has had entire charge of it's construction and who has planned all the inishings Of the house inside and cut. The building