Arizona republican., 1904-06-12
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY It is twenty-five years today since MT. and Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard united their fortunes at the matrimonial al- tar. Mir. and Mrs. Stoddard were mar ried in Binghamton. N. Y. Mrs. Stod- dad is a daughter of Judge Celora E. Martin Of the New York court of ap- peals. During the greater part Of their married life Arizona has been the home of MT. and Mrs. Stoddard
 WENT TO SACATON-Mr r. II. Newell, chief engineer Of the reclama- ton service and w H. Code. chief ir- rigation engineer of the Indian bureau. went to SacatOn yesterday morning and it is expected they will return to- day. Their visit was to inspect the pumping plant placed under the super vision of Mir. Code a few months ago for the purpose of raising water both for agency and irrigating purposes. By carefully netting the success of the en- terprise in this the dryest year ever. the officials can form a better opinion as to whether or not it will be wise to l enlarge this service.
 OPENING OF NEW THEATER- The scenery for Manager Stechac's new theater arrived from New YCrk yes- terday and will be installed Monday. | The chairs Were shipped from Chicago | June l and should arrive in few day.. | The first performance and preliminary ! Iorering and dedication of the new thea l ter will take place some tim= this month with a benefit for the F1orence | Crittenton home, when the theater will | also receive its name, selected fr-m | the many letters received from ell parts of Arizona. suggesting proper name 1 for the new house. Full particulars re- | GardinS the preliminary opening will | b. given in a few days
 NEW MAIL ROUTE PROPOSEO-Jr 1 is altogether likely that a daily m ii | service will be est1 blished between here and Roosevelt in the fall. or just as 1 soon as the Roosevelt freight road s l finished. At any rate the project is ! under consideration by the postal au- 1 thorities The value and importance of such a mail route is ct auce ap- | parent. There will be from th's me
 on not less than a thousand persons | at up-river points and possibly three O. | four times that many. Most of thei- | correspondence will be with PhoeriX and that going to the osts.de world.
  would gain at least one day in time. It would also greatly facilitate business between the reclamation offices he e and the construction forces above, as well as do much to develop the general business between the valley and tEe back country.
 SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE. l-Surveyor General Ingalls, has ap-
  claims: Mineral survey No. 12S1 for the Supplement lode, situated in the War ren mining district, Cochise county, owned by Martin Costello. of Tomb stone. Mineral survey Nc. 1927 for the Emerald. Silver Bell and Black Daisy lodes. situated in the Silver Bell mir ing district Pima county, claimed b. the Imperial Copper Company of Ari- zona. He has also issued instruc'i ns to William IT. Merritt, United States deputy mineral surveyor Cf Prescott, tJ make an official survey of the St. Lou s St. Paul. Dennis, Grand and Yellow Jacket lode mining claims situated in the Black Rock mining district in Yav apai county. The claims are owned by the Uncle sam Copper company, of Los Angeles, Cal Peter McCard=H. Of Kincman. has received from General Ingails an appointment as United States deputy mineral surveyor for the district of AroZna.
 MORMON FLAT ROAD CAMP.--C. II. Utting has been selected by Engi- neer l.. C. Hill to organize road con struction camp to begin operations at Mormon Flat. early this week. Jack Whitney an experienced man in grading and construction work as well as in rock work will be associated with MT. Utting as sub-foreman. They are get ting their men together as fast as pos sible though only a few will be taken at first till the camp is in good work
 ing Crder, after which all the men that