Arizona republican., 1904-02-26
4. o. eIcKNELus GONZALES.

M. O. BlCKNElL'S GONZALES CENCE.-M. O. Bicknell superinten- dent of the NJ. & P. s. R. V. railroad, :s able to be out again after a tussle with pneumonia, though he is at his office only short time in the middle of the day.
 PRESBYTERIAN TEA.-The social tea of the Ladies' Aid siciety will be held in the church parlor this afternoon from 2 to 5. All ladies are cordially invited, especially strangers. Refresh ments will be served by Mrs. George Cook. Mrs. George Sevier, Mrs. Ernest Young, Mrs. Sitler and Mrs. Sherman.
 WILL COME SUNDAY-Walter Kibbey has received a telegram from his father, Judge Kibbey, announcing that he expects to reach home on Sun day morning. Though no further word has been received from MT. Fowler, 1t is expected he will be detained n Washington.
 A NUISANCE ABATED.-William Convery was arrested yesterday on the charge of maintaining a nuisance on South Sixth avenue. more par ticularly that he had a pig pen that was very offensive to the neighbors. He was fined S5:3O by Justice Robert son and agreed to abate the nuisance.
 ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A BoY.-If it had not been for the iron clad rules of the Phoenix Barbers' association the nrice of g. shave would have been re- duced to a nickel yesterday morning and one could have had his hair cut for a dime. That is the way Clyde FL liott felt about it. A new boy had just come to his house.
 THE ROAD COMMITTEE.-The ioint Tonto road committee held a meeting yesterday afternoon as an nOunced but as certain data desired from Washington had not yet been re- ceived no action was taken other than a further discussion of he enterprise. The committee expects to meet again next Tuesday afternoon.
 A BICYCLE EXCHANGE.-The city marshaTs office is rapidly being transformed into bicycle exchange and the police are wearing themselves, away into shadows picking up stray wheels and bringing them to head quarters. They now have seven on hand of which one is a woman's wheel. People who have lost wheels may ind them by calling at the city hall.
 FARMER ALkIRE.-A deed was re- corded yesterday by which George Alkire acquires the ownership of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec. @, range north. 3 east The property is better known as the White house property on north Center street. Its sale to another party was an nounced a few weeks ago but pre- and the deal did not go MT. Alkire is now in charge and is engaged in putting the property in order. It is one of the incest subur- ban homes on that incest of Arizona 
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of the following companies were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- 1 day: Midlle States Osage Petroleum | company, capital stock, s3,0OO, GOO ,in- i J. H. Plummer, H. H. | Douglas, R. l.. Spencer and others; i Southwestern Liquor company. capital ! stock, S1, coo coo. incorporators, E. and D. i l.. LeBeuf; Baldwin oil and Gas con- i pany, capital stock. $1,OOO, coo, incorpor- ] ators. J. C. Schneider, w. C. Markham | and D. F. Hoover; Golden Gem Mining | capital stock $1 900, 900. incor- oorators. w. Miller, B. F. Hall and G. | 2. Miiliken; Meteor Mountain Railway . company, capital stick. $5O0,Oo0, incor- T. Armstrong Jr., F. J. Ben nit, Y. l.. Clark and Walter Talbot.
 WILL MOVE OFFICES.-The Water Users Association will move it's furni- ure and office fixtures into the new quarters over the postoffice early next week. As has been previously stated he entire second floor of the Central Avenue Improvement Co.'S building will be devoted to the purposes of the Water Users association and the of ices of the reclamation service, which