Arizona republican., 1904-05-14


 has been placed on South Seventh avenue near the Williscraft foundry for the convenience of people living in the southwestern part of the city.
 GOING TO LOS ANGELES.-Mre. NJ. F.. Smith leaves this morning via the Santa Fe for Los Angeles where she will spend the summer with her son-in-law and daughter, Mir and Mrs. II. E. Hart. En route, however, sh~ will stop at Prescott and visit with her son, Earl Smith, and his wife. She expects to return here again next win ter.
 A NEW DETAlL-B. w. Leavell, ad jutant general of the territory, returned yesterday morning from Prescott. He has been specially detailed by the war department as an officer to instruct the national guard of Arizona, being there fore a representative of the regular establishment as we'll as the military force of the territory. Hitherto the de- partment has detailed each year one of the regular officers for this service. THE FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-There will be services in this church on Sunday as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., Christian Endeavor at D. m. and preaching by the pastor, Rev. w. H. Bagby. at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Morning subject, Enlargement; evening, Ambition" Mrs. Tiffany, soloist. An interesting report will be read at the morning ser vice and all members of the congrega- tion are urged to be present.
 NEW PUMPS ARRIVtNG.-Chaplain Scott received yesterday the first in- stallment of the universal double act | ing pump in the manufacture of which he is interested and which Is exciting Considerable interest in this valley. A number of ranchers are calling to in spect the pump and all declare that il is a good one Those that are now here are suitable only for stock pur- poses but some large irrigating pumps are being made in Kansas City and will soon be brought to this valley.
 NEW CoRPORATlONS-A of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Great Northern Consolidated Oil and Gas company, capital stock, $1,00C.0 GOO, incorporators J. R. Porter, c. D. Tillson and Y. M. Lacey; The l<incaid Crude oil & Gas company. capital stock, S1,O0O00O, incorporator5 M. M. Adams, A. P. Caldwell, A. Gibbs and others; Morrison Automatic Safety Valve company, capital stock, $25O,O0n incorporators c. w. Munson, T. A. Wright and O. w Muuson.
 REAL ESTATE DEALS.-Through the agency of W. K. James two real estate deals have recently been effected. There was yesterday sold to Henry IIi1;en lots seven and nine block forty nine, city for S3,OO0. This property lies on the south side of Jackson street east of the Arizona laundry and on ac- count of its situation with respect to the railroads is regarded as cheap at | the price. It had lately been sold 10 MT. Hurley by c. F. Chapman. Pete Krabor who last spring bought several lots In Collins addition on the Tempe | road has bought two adjoining. Many l real estate deals are said to be pend- l ing.
 ALE-BARKLEY. - Daniel C.. Coverdale and Miss May Rarkley were married on Thursday night at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. w. T. Barkley, near Glendale. The ceremony was performed by Rev DT. Lewis Halsey and was witnessed by sevcnty-fve guests. MT. Thomas Bacon was the best man and Miss Grace Perry bridesmaid. There was a large num- Der of handsome presents. The cere- mony was followed by delightful re- past. MT. Coverdale has been a resi- dent of the valley for the last three years and is connected with the Thayer hardware house. The bride is a very handsome young lady and well and most favorably known about Phoenix