Arizona republican., 1904-06-25
A NoTARlAL APPOINTMENT


 Andrew Pancrazi of Agua Caliente was yesterday appointed a notary public.
 COUNCIL MEETS TOpAY-The- council of the Water Users association will hold Q meeting today at irrigation headquarters.
 BAPTIST CHURCH SERVlCES- There will be services at the usual hours at the Baptist church tomorrow with recitations and music in the even- ing.
 MIR. BAGBYS LECTURE-Rev Mf Bagby will deliver his illustrated lec- ture. Around the World at the Bap- tist church on Monday night. It will close with a presentation of Arizona views.
 GOT THE MONEY-Col. T. T. He'd ger was very much pleased yesterday to receive a draft for the amount of his insurance on his barn that was destroV- ed a couple of weeks ago. The ad- justment was made only six days ago, the money being forthcoming at once. | IRON SPRINGS OLONISTS-Geo. l D. Christy has rented the J. Ernest Walker cottage at Iron Springs and E. w. Potter has rented the Chas. DeMund cottage, provision thus being made for two more families that will soon be numbered among the Iron Springs colo nists.
 NEW DENTAL PARLOR-Dr Frank V. Woodward, who for the past year and a half has been associated with pr. Jessop in the practice of dentistry, has opened an office in the Nicholson building on Center street. Dr. Wood - ward came here from Hutchinson. Kansas, where for fifteen years he was engaged in active practice.
 NEW TlONS-Articles If the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Hamilton Oil company. capital stock. $2OO 1000. incorporators F. A. Green, w. T. Evans and W. II. AIyles: Mineral Hill Mining company. capital stock, s1,OOO.OOO. incorporators NJ. N. Graces. L. R. Berg and s. c. Pratt.
 A SAFE JoURNEY-A cablegram was received yesterday from Miss Anna l.. Evans, daughter Of Captain Evans,
 who is engaged in an European tour in the company of her aunt Miss Evans had just arrived at Naples. The lcableSram contained the additional in-
 formation that she had not suffered of nal de mer for a moment. She sailed
 on June II from New York on the Princess Irene of the North German Lloyd.
 A SURVEY oRDERED-Surveyo
 General Ingalls, has instructed MT. Geo. C. Clark. one of his deputy min eral surveyors living at Bisbee 70
 make an official survey of the Pied mont, Remember the Maine, Gold hill. Columbia, James Carretto and Puzzle
 lode mining claims, located in thH
 Warren mining district, Cochise county.
 Arizona. The property is owned by
 the Bisbee Queen Development com
 pany.
 FINE WHEAT-Hi Eldred yester- : day brought to the board of trade a fine sample of Red Russian wheat. ta- ken from 300 bushels that Mir Eldred ; raised on thirty-five acres of his ranch
 a few miles west of Phoenix The yield
 was nearly twenty-six bushels to the acre and the wheat was given but two irrigations. The wheat is the kind that is no being brought from Kansas by the local millers and from which the famous Kansas flour is made. THE M'DONNOLD TRIAL-The preliminary examination of Professor McDonnold continued from last Satur- day will be held before Justice Burnett
 this morning. It was announced that
 1t might be held in the district court room but on account of the possibility that the room will be occupied the ex-
 animation will take place in Justice
 Burnett's office. According to the an-
 nouncement of the attorneys for the
 defense at the time of the motion for Q continuance, the complete defense vii be disclosed today.
 GOING SATURDAY NlGHT-Pres- , ident B. A. Fowler, of the Water Us