Arizona republican., 1904-07-26

A NEW NoTARY-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to James F. Howell of Globe.
 LICENSE TO WED-A marriage li- cense was issued yesterday to Altha Davis and Myrtle Fulks both of the south side.
 BASEBALL AT CoNGREss-A Congress baseball team has challeng- cd the Phoenix juvenile baseball team for a game to be played on the Con erass grounds next Sunday. It IS an- nounced that all the expenses of the Phoenix team will be paid and II $ understood the Phoenix boys have ac- cepted the challenge. A special rate of $1.5O for the round trip from Phoe- nix to Congress and return has been made by the :. F. r. & r. railroad company.
 CLAIMS THE HONOR-Though people were slow to go on record few weeks ago in the prediction of rain there are plenty of them now who are willing to take credit for what has al- ready fallen. E. A. Sparkling is building a nice nine room two story brick house on his property north of the high school building and says he has predicted for months that it would rain about the time he got ready to nut on the roof. And it did.
 RAIN AT THE RESERVO!R-A let ter from Livingston says that rain had been threatening for several days past and a fairly good shower fell last We'd nesday night and last evening 1t be- gan falling in earnest in the Sierra Anchas and along the Salt river | Along towards nine o'clock headquart- | CTS camp was aroused by the booming ! of Pinto creek and the occupants of the camp in getting out of bed to in vestigata were startled by stepping in 1 about two feet of water. The creek which is generally a dry river bed rose | to a heigh- of five feet in few hours | but at this hour it is rapidly assuming 1 it's normal condition.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles Ol the following corporations were filed | in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Atchi:on Crude Oil com pany, capital stock, S5O0.OOO, incorpor- ators z. F. Jackson, P. D. Warner and P. $. Conwell; Quaker City Mining | company capital stock, $10C.000, in ccrporators w. H. Yerkes, c. T. Sim onton and J. w. Rutan; The Ho-nbecl Mining, Milling and Tunnel company capital stock, $1,5OO,OOO, incorporation. w. L. Coley J. D. Hess and W. H | Crow; The Equitable Oil and Gas com pany. capital stock. S1.OOO O0O, incor- pOrators J. s. Griffin J. c. Wells ant c. V. Allen; Free Gold Mining anC Milling company of Gold Reef, capita stock, $1,0O0,G00, incOrporators J. L
 Joseph, L. Hagen and M. Averiu; Ye-
 corata Mining company, capital stock
 $1OOO,0OO, incorporators J. E. Young B. Fuller and P. Fuller.
 A MODEST SUGGESTiON-Ther,
 was found on the desk of the clerk O l the board of supervisors yesterday (
 type written document concerning
 whose origin there is a great deal 0
 mystifcation. l. was addressed t the board and suggested tha. in th, interest of the taxpayers of the county the board would do a good and popu-
 lar thing if it should submit all mat- terfs in involving the expenditure O | money to committee of the taxpay II CTS union naming several of the mor, ' prominent members of the union w'nc would be competent 70 serve on sucI
 a committee. The document has beer
 filed away and may be laid before thr
 board at it's next meeting. Most O
 the members of the board are unof II fcially informed of it's existence bu
 they reGrained from calling a specia
 meeting of the board for it's consider
 ation. IL is not believed that tn
 suggestion will be fpvorabIy con Y sidcred.
 -OODLES OF FlSH-It is said tha II lll day Sunday, all Sunday night an.
 part of yesterday, friends, countrylne!
 and neighbors were engaged in gather
 ing up fish by the basiletful above tn, U ilin- haaL nr -nn Er---,L a1na AIa.-..-..--