Arizona republican., 1904-07-17
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BAPTIST CHURcH-Preachin at at II a. m. and D. m.. by pastor Lewis Halsey. Theme. An Hundred Fold" Sunday school 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. T.. ' D. m. A cordial invitation to all.
 GUING TO LOS ANGELES-Engin- ger L. c. Hill expects to leave Roose- welt on the 20th for a consultation in Los Angeles with other engineers Of the reclamation service and from there will return via Phoenix.
 ON THE SICK LlST-Otis L. Mo Intyre ,an employe of the engineering terday and is at the Sisters hospital. He came down to secure treatment for an abscess in one of his ears.
 SEVEN DAYs-Adolfo Montoya was jailed yesterday for seven days for drunkenness. He was picked up in the first place for his own good and put away in the cellar to thaw out but became obstreperous, refused to obey orders and showed fight, where upon he was adjudged by the recorder to be no better than any other drunk. AN APPROVED SURVEY-The surveyor general has approved the sur vey of the Jim Crow No, 2 lode min ing claim. situate in the Big Bug min ing district, Yavapai county. The sur vey is designated as survey No. 1956 and is owned by Allen Johnson of Mo Cabe, Arizona. MT. Peter McGardell of Kingman, Arizona, has been com missioned a deputy United States min eral surveyor for the district.
 THE GOVERNORS REPoRT-The
  tary of the interior is now almost fn- ished. It yet lacks the detailed re- ports from some of the counties and it is desired that they be furnished as soon as possible. These reports are of special value to the counties. Last year they were furnished very prompt ly by all of the counties except Co., chse. This year Cochse got in early with a ver- elaborate report.
 WENT OUT OF CoURT-In the case of Walter Card for whom war rant had been issued charging him with assault and battery the complaint was withdrawn yesterday. and the costs were paid by Card. The cases of Anderson and Farquar. the printers charged with an assault upon R. E.. Wilson, another printer, were continu- ed until tomorrow when they will also probably be dismissed by a settlement of bhe costs.
 THE RELIEF MlNE-Enoch Kyle came in night before last from the Re- lief mine and will remain in town for three or four days. Work is pro- gressing very satisfactorily at the mine A great deal of the new machinery which has been ordered has arrived and been installed and before long the Relief will be one of the best equipped properties in this part of the country. The more underground work done the greater the reason appears for the equipment.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday; Labette Oil and Gas com pany, capital stock, S1,5OO, ,0OO incor- poators F. A. Berry, w. E. Clifford and F. M. Rutten; Crescent Mining com pany. capital stock, $5OOOO incorpor- ators F. A. Tritle and c. H. Akers; Vandalia Gold Mines, Inc. capital stock; S1,0000 000 incorporators A. Der nard, L. M. Robbins and M. A. Kenny; Knowlton Safety Lock company, capi- tai stock, $5,OOOOOO incorporators G. E. Knowlton, C. H. Austin and C. H. Baker
 MIR. NORTON'S PRoMOTION-Mr T. J. Norton, general solicitor for the Santa Fe coast lines. formerly general solicitor for the S. F. P & P. residing in Prescott will for a time occupy a very prominent and responsible posi- ton in the railroad world. He has bapn ca1Iad fn
 of the offices of the Vice President and General Solicitor F. D. Kenna and General Attorney Robert Dunlap who will be in Europe during the month of August. MT Norton and his sisters