Arizona republican., 1904-10-12
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HERE FOR THE WINTER-Mr- Hilderbran of the Geo. H. Cook jewell " stores came down from Prescott yesterday He will be connected with MT. Cooks Phoenix store this winter with Manager Baker.
 A VISIBLE cROWTH-"Watch Us grow" was Jesse Craine's remark yes terdsy as he proceeded to tear away the partition on the south side of his store on north Center street. MT. Craine will now have double his former space for his store.
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY- The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the E. C. Dunlap No. l B. c. Dunlap No ?, Bisbee, Dewey, ! Oden. Orphan Boy No. ?, Saddle No. l, Saddle No.2 Summit No. 1, Summit No. | 9. Summit No. 8, Lovers Leap No. | and Lovers Leap No. lode mining claims, situate in the Warren mining district, Cochise county. Arizona. The survey is designated as survey No. | 194O and is owned by Fred Hed5urg and Alexander Lutcavich of Bisbee, Arizona.
 TRAINS AND MAILS-There was only a small mail received from the north yesterday morning but from the | south there was one large letter mail ! ana SEN CT ei4 Qdg pelpGA A4AeAAAs N@NN-
 day was the most notable day Phoenix ever experienced in point of trans continental passenger business. Be- Itween Monday night and Tuesday morning seven or eight overland trains passed through the city, the bells and whistles being heard almost continu ously through the night. Yesterday forenoon two overland trains passed through and one arrived late in the af- ternoon. It is expected that three more will pass through here sometime after
 three o'clock this morning.
 DISTRICT IA SOCIAL-For q long time the school children and their par ents as well, of District 14, have been engaged in preparation for an event iof considerable importance to them selves, that will take place according to | schedule tomorrow evening. In various ways the children and their mothers nave been making money with which to purchase Q big bunting flag for the school house The patriotic purpose IS about to be realized and as a crOwning event it has been decided to give 2 "big blow out" at the school house. l1hose in charge of the affair have in
 vited the people of all America and especially those of the capital of the Treasure Territory. Also residents of
 Paris. London and Missouri and other foreign and remote countries will be
 cordially welcomed.
 HE BECAME A CiTiZEN-A Mon
 real yesterday made application for letters of citizenship and they were issued to him. This is his second ap- lplication within a week. At the first
 examination he showed a curious fla lmiliar.ty with public institutions. He iknew a great deal about the constitu-
 ton and laws Of the country but he did Inot know the name of the governor of the territory. Yesterday he showed Ithat he was better informed on thae lsubjecJ. He had learned the name Of the governor but he thought he lived in Washington. That was something of 9 slip but he was anxious 10 become a citizen and 1t was shown that he was
 sending his children to the publ.c
 schools and was having them educated
 in the English language. Beside his own improvement had been so great
 since his first apearance that there was a hope on the part of the court that he would speedily develop into a well in | formed citizen.
 NEW cORPORATlONS-ArticIeso of the following corporatins were filed in the office of the county recorder yes | terday: Goldfeld Apex Mining com pany, capital stock, s1,OOO 900, incor- porators F. M. Ish. A. A. Buses and s. l.. Jamison; Eldorado Consolidated Mines, capital stock, $3,O0O 900, incor- pOr9tors F. F. Wheeler, J. N White and D. O. Peet; San Pedro de Toba- cachi Mining company, capital stock, | SIOOO,00O, incorporators, T. N. Newell, F. H. Nichols and J. Mcknight Balti- more Goldfeld Mining company, capi- tai stock, $1,500 900, incorporators J. W.