Arizona republican., 1904-10-16


 Milwaukee, Madison, Oakland, Port
 land, Philadelphia, Porphyry, Chicago,
 St. Louis and Boston lode mining
 cGs6ms, situated in the Warren mining
 district, Cochise coUu.y, Arizona. The
 survey is designated as survey No.
 1909 and is owned by The Copper King
 of Arizona Mining company of Bisbee.
 Arizona. The survey contains 17O.95S acres.
 THE OSBORN MEETING-There
 was rousing republican rally at the
 Osborn school house last night George Alkire, candidate for supervisor made
 one Of the most eloquent addresses de- livered during the campaign. Chaplain
 Scott also made a talk in behalf of the ticket and the other candidates pres ent circulated cround insiduously, in : feCting the whole gathering with re-
 / blican bSrilH. Confidence is ex- , pressed that missionary work 'n that district will be fruitful.
 PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-Se-- vices at the Presbyterian church to- morrow will be a., follows: Sabbath
 school 9:45 a.. n. Preaching II a. I.l. and 7:30 D. m. The pestor. Dr. LapsIey A. McAfee, has returned and will oc-
 supy the pulpit. Morning theme, The Dominant Thoug.t in Christianity" Special music by chorus choir directed by Mrs. Cravens. Morning offertory
 solo. "Stlve Regina" CBuclz) by MT. Hilderbran. Evening ofertory solo by Mrs. Richards. Y. 4. s. c. F.. 6:3O D. m.
 TRANsPLANTINe A FAMILY H. 2. Cox, who formerly visited this 1 city at frequent intervals in the inter est of the Rock Island railroad and lG'-er in the interest Of a line of re- frigerator cars decided to make this | his home for the winter. He arrived here frCm Omaha a week ago yester- day accompanied by his Gimily and a sister. Mrs. J. M Norton of St Louis. she being accompanied also by her soli and a nurse. Still another sister, who
 resides in Chics go. Miss Jennie Cox, is expected to arrive soon Q spend the winter.
 MILLINERY OPENINc-The sea 1 son fornew millinery goods was ushere in by the opening Of the fall stock of ! Stoia's suit and cloak house or Fri | day and SaturG y. The store was | eIaDcrat tely decorated and p.he display ! of new millinery was one designed to | arouse the interest of every woman who saw t. The styles and variety | of the new goods displayed were beau ! tiful and almost bswidering in qllaa~ | tisy. The store was crowded with ad- | hiring women both days and the ras4-l- lagamert feels gr1tifed tEipt su many | accepted the Invitation to arteaG | NEW ATIONS-Articles of i the following corporations were filed in ] the office of the county recorder yes ! terday: KyIene Land and Develop l ment company. capital stoi-k, S10O.OOO, ! iacorDOTators E. Hadley. A. L. S. Han 1 sen and J. C. Hansen CyOIdfel7 CaTf-o l Mining company, capital stock, SI,OOO. 1 900, incorporators J. c. TognOni, M. ] DetCh and ". T. VCorhees: tennessee ! and California Gold Mining company, ! capital stock, s1,O0O,OOO, incorpoit rors | c. \. Guenther and F. C. Eddie; Gold ! field Mining, Brokerage and Invest | ment company, Limited, capital stC-k, | $2,000,000, incorporators c. W. Me i CTossa1 and C. McCrossan.
 THE MAiLS-Atout two tons of mail was received here yesterday ! morning from MariCOpa, for points be - 1 tween Ash Fork Albuquerque. most of l 1t being for the latter city. The great l CT part of if c-me from Fl Paso and l the cas-, showing thlt the line between
 Fl F3so and Albuquerque is st'u l blocked. or was a day or so ago whcl l this mall was staased from Fl Paso. ! There is yet a lot of Phoenix mail hung ] up somewhere, the bulk of it being | third and fourth class matter. It wa5 announced yesterday that the freight train arriving here from Ash Fork last | night wo@ld bring a heavy mail, taken | from tho overland trains. several of i which p-'sSed through Ash Fork yes l terday. It is presumed tha- most .sf 1 1t is -aper mail