Arizona republican., 1904-08-13
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AFEW WEEKS OUTING-Dr. Wm. Duffield left on last nights M. & P. train for a few weeks outing at the seaside.
 A SOUTHERN TRIP-Dr. Swiker ath left last night for a trip through thet southern part of the territory. He expects to be gone about a month.
 A DEPUTY RECORDER-B. F. Me Fall in his capacity as county recorder has appointed Frank M. King to be deputy recorder for assistance in the preparation of the great register for the approaching autumn election.
 NUMBER 6-For the sixth time in his life, Jesus Melendrez, interpreter for the police court and editor of a Spanish weekly paper, was made hap py by the arrival of an heir. This time it is a daughter, the second of that persuasion.
 NEW RATIoNs-Articles of incorporation of the Nevada Coal and Lumber company were filed in the of fee of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $50,000 and the in- corporators are w. K. Wise, J. w. ITipp and w. B. Pittman.
 PS-DODGE WON N- News reaches this city that the Phelps Dodge company has just won an important suit at Hermosillo, Mexico, over the Lindsay -Sandoval company. It was d suit involving disputed interests in the Sierra de CObre property and had been hard fought in the Sonoro courts.
 A HORSE CREMATEO-Phoenix admirers of fine horse flesh will deep Iy regret to learn that the beautiful thoroughbred pacer, 'Briggie'. was burned to death in the Club stables at Tucson Wednesday. She was valued at S2,OOO. Other losses occasioned by this fire amount to $2,5OO.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH-Monroe street and Second avenue, A. M. Gib bons, pastor. Sunday school at a. m; Epworth League at D. m.; pub lie worship at 10 a. m. and p. m Subject If the morning sermon, The Sons of God;" evening sermon. The Only Safe Foundation" All seats are free. A cordial welcome to all
 WORD FROM RELATIVES-Mar- shal Kinney yesterday received letters from the sons of the late Hermann Guenther and also from their mother, Mrs. D. Voeltzel. all of whom reside ill southern California. They sent a small contribution toward funeral expenses and made some inquiries concerning the effects of the dead man.
 GOING TO THE FAIR-Raymond Kane, who has for more than two years been a newspaper carrier of Phoenix and subscription solicitor anI collector, is going to have a peep Ut the big outside world. His father Geo. Kane, has decided to chaperone his son. They leave early next week and will visit Chicago as well as the worlds fair city.
 MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE yet the Mexican societies of this city have launched forth no special plans for the celebration of Mexican inde- pendence on September 1G. Mexicans of Tucson are arranging for a celebra- ton which will be extended over a period of three days and for which they have already subscribed a fund of $1,3OO.
 TRAFFIC REOPENED-During the rains of last week the P. x E. bridge, two miles this side of Kelvin, was weakened so it was not thought best 10 run trains over it. but it has been repaired and traffic is again resumed. A stage line is also in op- eration now between Kelvin and Globe, making close connections at Kelvin with the P. & E. train.
 CRIPPLED WHIRLWIND-Whir wind, Harry Friedman's roan pacer who holds a worlds record for speed in going toward the barn, met with