Arizona republican., 1904-08-24

If is announced that the Prescott jun ior baseball team has arranged for game with the Phoenix juniors. to be played at Eastlake park, this city, next Sunday at 2:SO o'clock.
 HAD A GOOD TIME-Superintend- ent NJ. o. Bicknell of the M. & r. rall- road returned home yesterday morn ing from a ten days vacation in Cali fornia He visited San Diego and other Southern California beaches and also went to San Francisco for Q short stay.
 WANTED-AN ADDRESs-Dr. Ed win G. Mercy of Illinois has written 10 this city to enquire the address Of Ed win Summer G !, former district court clerk of this district. pr. Mercy states that he is related to Mrs. Gill and would like to get into communication with her When last heard from MT. Cin was in san Francisco.
 SEVERELY BURNED-Miss Harrah an employe of the Troy Steam Laun- dry painfully burned one of her hands yesterday in the machinery Of the plant. It was first reported that her arm had been crushed in the mangle but the report was greatly exaggerat- ed. She accidentally got one of her hands caught in a piece of the ironing machinery and blistered it severely put the injury is not serious and will not keep her from her duties long. MISS TROTT BETTER-A letter re- ceived here yesterday from r. P. Trott. wno was called to Carmi, Ill.,, bv the very serious illness of his hrir news. She was stricken with typhoid fever which he says has now nearly run it's course and the patients condi- ton seems to be very satisfactory The | fever though, has left her very weak and it will take several weeks of good nursing and careful diet to fully re- store her.
 CAVE CREEK FLooD-The Re- publicans Cave Creek correspondents, under date of yesterday, the 23rd, says; Last night between 7:3O ana o'clock a cloud burst deluged the lower
 part of the Cave Creek region. Ex- lactly one and one half inches of Wa
 ter fell in thirty minutes. The storm seemed to come from the southwest. knowing northeasterly and no very great
 swell came down the creek. l a1Sume
 that the cloudburst did not extend above the Phoenix mine. No damage
 was done so far as know fhis morn
 ing"
 A PARTI-coLoRED cLUB-A poli.
 tical organization called the Spanish Democratic Republican club or the
 Parker Roosevelt club has just been
 organized for campaign purposes. It 1 is expected that it will be able uO
 catch things both coming and going Its operation will be wholly confined
 to the county campaign. In selecting
 the joint name the club las proftted | by h. experience of some of it's prede.
 Ccssu1s They sometimes were uHab Q
 to do business with the party after
 whom they had named themselves and
 then having chosen a political name
 they were disqualified from going
 to the other side.
 NEW TlONS-Articles O. | the following corporations were filed l in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: The Ohio, Kansas and Mexi- | can oil company, capital stock, $5,- | 000,000, incorpOratOrs E. E. Cline, c. $. Keller and B. C. Faurot; The American | Cocoanut oil company, capital stock, | $1,000,000, incorporators F. w. Toler = | ton, c. F. M. Niles, T. II. Tracey and others; Industrial Mining company, capital stock, $1,0OO,OOO, incOrporators T. J. LamOureaux, F. w. Cushing, J. R. | Scupham and others; White River oil and Gas company, capital stock, S3G.- 1 OO0, incorporators R. Ogle, G. B. Eu- person, A. Briest and others
 A BALL PLAYERS MISFORTUNE l-Pitcher Donovan, who has distin-
 guished himself in playing with several Phoenix base ball teams is now hay | ing his turn of hard luck. A day or