Arizona republican., 1904-07-19

Section Director.
 OUT AGAlN-Miss Bessie Sheridan is able to be out again after few days of severe illness.
 A SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR James P. Cullom of San Francisco is here on a visit to his brother. Shelby M. Cullom.
 BOARD OF TRADE. Tue regula: monthly joint meeting of the directors and members of the Phoenix and Mar icopa county board of trade will be held this evening.
 w. C. T. U. MEETlNG--The regular meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 1T. the rooms. ccrner of Center and Monroe streets. The business meeting will be followed by a mothers meeting. Ali interested are invited.
 BASE BALLISTS' CoNVENTION- There will be a meeting of base ball enthusiasts and players at F. L. An drews & Sons at half past six o'clock this evening for the purpose of arous- ing the interest in base ball which is already approaching fever heat.
 HOME AGAlN-w. A. Wilson re- turned yesterday from an extensive trip in the east. His wife and child accompanied him east and after a visit to the worlds fair at St Louis they continued their journey to Georgia, the home of Mrs Wilson's relatives, with whom she will spend the summer
 AN APPROVED MINERAL SUR VEY-The survey general has ap proved mineral survey No. 1884, which includes the Copper Rock and Iron Prince lode claims. situated in the Warren mining district, Cochise coun- ty The mines are owned by J. T. Hood of Bisbee, Arizona.
 WILL OIL THE TRAcK-It was announced a few days ago that the Southern Pacific company intended to begin at once the oiling of it's track between Yuma and Fl PasO. It is now learned that the enterprise in- cludes the Oiling of the M. & P. road bed from Maricopa to Phoenix.
 A REALTY SALE-H. F. VantilburS has bought the valuable lot on the southwest corner of Adams and First streets opposite The Republican office. It was owned by an association of business men who once proposed the erection of d fine business block but after the excavation was made for the foundation the enterprise was aban- doned and the property went into the possession of one of the Phoenix banks.
 TIME OF THE RATIFICATION- The management of the Parker Dem ocratic club has written to Mark Smith, J. C. Herndon and other orators among the democracy asking them what time would suit them best to come to Phoenix and take part in the jollification over the nomina ton of Parker and Davis. On receipt of the re- plies the date of the ratification will be announced by the club.
 MONEY TO BURN-And yet peo- pie complain of had times and 2 lack Of ready money. There were fled in the office of the county recorder yes teTday sixteen articles If incDrnora- ton, the aggregate or whose authorized capital stock is ;37. 2:G. .OOO It is p.ob- able that part of it has not yet been maid mp, and made available for car Ey!ng out the purposes of the inc, rpo- iations.
 THE LIVE STOCK ROARD-The regular quarterly meeting of the terri torial live stock sanitary commissicn was held yesterday and the board will be in session today. All the members were present. Chairman Sturges hav- ing returned last Saturday from the east. where he went as a delegate to the ntional republican convention and returned as committeeman for Arizona. Yesterdays session of the commission was given wholly to the auditing of accounts.
 PANORAMIC EXHIBlTION-An ex- hibition will be given tonight at the Christian church by Prof. Van Der Veen, under the auspices of the Good Templars, that ought to prove very interesting. It will consist mainly of pictures produced by the latest Edi- son Projecting machine, moving and otherwise. There will be Spanish American war scenes and a large se- ries of Mckinley pictures but the views