Arizona republican., 1904-04-08
EXPECTED sUNDAY-L. II. Landis

EXPECTED SUNDAY-L. H. Landis general agent of the z. E. p X r. rah- road. who has been touring the unltea States from Fl Paso to New Amster- dam. is expected home again on sun day morning.
 A FORMER ARiZONIAN.-Calvart Wilson. a Los Angeles attorney. has been in Phoenix, for a couple of days on legal business. and incidentally re- newing old acquaintances. He expects 10 return home tonight. Mr. Wilson lived in Tucson for many years and was also a resident of Phoenix at one time
 ATUCSON BOoMER.-Hon. sam Y. Barlzley. of Tucson. was iIl town yes terday. Mir Barkley was Maricopa bred but he has lived . Pima county long enough to have been elected to the legislature and impreghated with the Pima atmosphere. Hhe therefore thinks that when Boston, Mass, the hub or the universe is laid up with hot box, everything revolves around Tucson. WRITES SOME TOO.-Eli Perkins is not cnly a great platform humorist ! but he is gifted writer and con tributes much to the magazines and other current literature. On the oc- casion oC a former visit here he wrote up the Phoenix ostrich farm which was then an infant industry and it is an- | nounced nov that he proposes to let the world know something about the Tonto ! reservoir from the standpoint of one ! who may always be relied upon to tell | the truth. Phoenix should prepare for a boom.
 TO MEET AT ST. LOuIs.-The | national congress of the SCls CT the l American Revolution will ua held .n | St. Louis. June 15 and 16. The ex-
 position management has set aside June 18th as sons of the American | Revolution day" and has given the
 society for that day the use of Festival hall. The Missouri Society Of the S. Ae R. will act as hosts of the congress June 14. Flag day" has been set aside for the Daughters of the American Revolution" These dates should be remembered in Arizona as doubtless many members residing in this ter ritcry will desire to attend.
 NEW coRPORATlONs.-Articles O.
 the following corporations were filed if
 the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Armitage Mining and Milling ] tOIIlIDdllN- N1IlLdl cApIf r i'fapr-p's A-A' corpo.ators p. P. Harris. Fl. L. Chap
 man and E. J. Hirn; United State!
 Cooperative Food company, capita
 stock, S2.500. 900, incorporators J. '
 Burns. C. F.. Movers and F. A. Risdon
 Mesa Mining. G Reduction company capital stock S20O0O0O. incorporation
 L. 3. Johnson. w. E. M'Brayer. c. 4
 Mumford and others; The United Elm ! 11 cfA E-o0 Q0D
 incorporators ". c. MDougall, R. 4
 LOckhart and r. L. Foster.
 THE ". C. T. U.-The ladies of th
 ". c. T. L. held a mothers meetin'
 oH Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
 dcnse of Dr. Thomas. X very in
 terest.ng programme was carried out
 The meeting was opened by singing
 scripture lesson was read by Mrs. l.;
 Chance. Prayer by Miss L. I. Clifton A paper on Madame Willard's Idea O Womanhood" was read by Mrs. W1igh Discussion of subject followed. Solo "Our Mothers Way" by Miss l.. Clifton. Mrs. A. C. Townsend preside
 at the piano. Paper, by Miss Colwell There was very large appreciativ audience cover fifty ladies were pres ent. Among them mothers with thei little ones, who were specially in terested in the different views given ol
 the. training of children. Cake an. sherbet were served during the socia
 hour. Through the cordial hospital.t of Mrs. Thomas, a very enjoyable after noon was spent and many stranger received kindly greetings from the la dies of the society.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMlNATION.- i The United States civil service commis sion announces aH examination O April 18th and goth, to sectr eiigibles from which to make certif cation to fill a vacancy in the positio of assistant Cmale) in the nautical a