Arizona republican., 1904-10-20
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING

MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The Home Mission society of the First NJ. F. church will hold a meting at 2:SO D. m. Thursday at the church parlors. There will be an election of officers and all members are urged to be present.
 BALES S-cOLLINS-AIr. Ison Bailes of McDowell and Miss Mary E. Collins of San Francisco were married last evening at 7:3O o'clock in the parlorS of the Denver hotel. Justice Robert son performing the ceremony. After the wedding and the congra tuiltions usual on such occasions the principals and guests all participated in the en- joyment of a sumptuoIs wedding ban quet
 AN ANNUAL DEER HUNT-C. L. and II. P. DeAurd left this morning on their annual deer hunt in the northern part of the territory. They will go first to Jerome where they will outfit. Since they came to the ter ritory several years ago the Messrs. DeMund have never missed the deer hunt soon after the opening of the sea son and they have seldom come back empty handed.
 A DEMOCRATIC RALLY-There will be a democratic rally at the Os- born district school house tonight at S o'clock The principal speakers of the evening will be Judge A. C. Baker and Eugene Brady O'NeiH- There will be addresses by others who have more or less interest in the result of tae coming election A car of the Indian s hool line will be kept at the school house until after tle meeting.
 EXPERIMENTAL WORK-Mr. w. H. RCal, chief of the editorial division of the office of experiment stations is inspecting the work of the Arizona ex- pertinent stations. He spent last Mon day st the station near Phoenix and at the Tempe orchard. He visited the station offices and labOra. lories at Tue son on Tuesday. While in the city he expressed himself as being highly pleased with the general excellence of the work and he was especially i'm pressed with The possibilities of the date culture which is being so thor ! ougihly tested.
 A MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED l The surveyor general has approved the official survey Of the New York, Lone Star. Chicago and Hobo lode mining claims, designated as survey No 1862 ! situated in the Warren naming district | COchise county. Arizona, claimed by | c. J. McCabe, w. L. Snodderly and F. | NJ. Johnson of Risbee Arizona He | has also approved the survey of the ' Olympia Extension lode, survey No. | 1872, situate in the Black Rock mining | district, Yavapai county. Arizona | claimed by the Black Rock Mining
 company of Superior, Wiscons sin. NEW TIONS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yes l terday: Crater Gold Mining com pany, capitol stock, 1.OOO, ,OOO, incor- ! pOrators C. A Brown, NJ. H. Kunze
 and T. Coleman; Camp Shafrer Min | ing Investment and Power corporation, capital stock, S5O0,OO0. incOrporators. F. c. Shafferm, F. c. WatrOus and w. P. ClOugh; GOldheld Hub Mining com | pany. capital stock. S1, ,OOO, 900. incor- poratOrs U. B. Curtis, $. NJ. Carey and
 W. R. Ridge; North American Oil company, incorporators H. A. Bonnar and H. Terran.
 A LOCALIZED STORY-There ap- peared in the Enterprise last night 4 story that woman living on south Second street presumably in Phoenix had telephoned to the offices of the two repuolican papers asking that their papers sent to her address be discontinued on account of their mud throwing propensities. No such teIe- phone message was received at the office Of The Republican. The fact is that the story is not original with the Enterprise It is what is technically known as an adapted story. It was printed in the Nogales Oasis of last week and related to a paper printed in that town.
 NOTABLE VISITORS COMING A distinguished party will arrive in