Arizona republican., 1904-10-01

WILL OPEN TODAY-The Hotel Adams billiard parlors and bowling al- l leys which have been closed during the summer will be reopened again today with D. T. Greenwood in charge as during last season.
 MR. TROTT 8ETTER-Frank P. Trott who returned home with very serious cold, and threatened with pneu- monia, is considerably better and able to be on the street ia the middle of the day.
 HAD A FINE TlME-Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Graves returned home yesterday morning from a six weeks visit in san Francisco and vicinity. They were there during the conclave and had very pleasant sOjourn during their entire stay. Mir. Graves will resume his work as conductor on the :. F. P 6, ?. tomorrow morning.
 OF INTEREST TO WATER USERS The Arizona Water Co. expects on October to begin cleaning the var ious canals under it's management and announces that from that date till the work is finished the water runs in the various canals will be for Q week at a time instead of four days as at the present time.
 | ONE VAC CASE-George Anderson ! on the charge of vagrancy. He helped the justice mill along materially by 1 pleading guilty and quite likely helped ! his own ease someW what at the same | time for he was given a sentence Of twenty days while the average hobo fights the charge and gets a month.
 MRS. MCLINTOCK HOME-AIrs. J. II. McClintock returned home yester- day morning from her summer visit in 1.-the east, Col. McClintock meeting her at Asn Fork. The train from the east was l delayed and did not arrive at Ash Fork until the next mOrnin. They came down stayed until evening. Mrs. McClintock spent the latter part of the summer with relatives at Pier Cove. South lampton. Mich, a port on Lake Michi- gan, and haG a splendid time there.
 AT HER DESK AGAIN-Miss NJ. P. Hutchinson. stenOgrapher for the M. Sa P. 6, $. R. " railway company. return ed home yesterday morning from a two months vacation and is again al her
 desk. She went first to Douglas for 9 short visit and from there to CaIifOrqia lspending most of her time in Los AH-
 geles and at the nearby beaches. Shc
 was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. w.
 Nj. Bell, and baby. Mrs. Bell left in livery poor health but returns home very much improved.
 REALTY SALES-F. NJ Mognett yesterday sold through the agency of
 E. II. Greene, lot 2 in Elock of the Churchill addition. The buyer was
 George N. Marshall, who with Mrs
 Marshall recently returned from their
 wedding trip in the south and east They expect to build comfortable re-
 sidence on the property at an early dav' The selling price of the lot was S3j0
 MT. Greene also sold lot in block g
 of the Irvine addition to Grant Vie
 der and Logan Wieder for S75- They
 had previously acquired two lots in the
 same locality.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of l'the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes , terday: Black Hawk oil company, li- mited, capitol stock, S3J0OOO, incor
 Porators C. s. Dudley J. R. Barnhari
 and J. Zimmerman; The Belle City Ou company capital stock, S3500OO, in-
 cOrporators W. E. Sullivan. NJ J. Sul- liVan and J. H. Secrest; Buckner oil and Gas company, capital stock $1- 100000, incorpOratotG, J. c. Burnley. T.
 D. White and J. T. Sama: Federal
 Construction company, capital stock S50OG0O, incorporators, D. T. Mitchell
 L. NJ. Brown and H. NJ. Philbrook; San II Pedro Gold Mines company, capital
 stock, $1.OOO,OOO, incorporators c. H.
 Beers. A. II. Whitman and $. c. Pratt: Southwestern Mining company, capi- tai stock, S10OO,O0O, incOrporators $. c Pratt, J. ". Sanburn and J. l.. Dyer POLITICAL PERPLExlT| - Osborn, Jr., doesn't know what to do. I He is between Satan and the raging a main. He is a natural born democrat