Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
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NEW LODGING HOUSE-The Young building, opposite the Commer- cial hotel, is being repaired and fur nished at an expense of several hun | dred dollars and will be conducted this winter as lodging house.
 MILITIA ENCAMPMENT-B com pany, N. G. A. will have issued tonight all it's equipment for the coming en- campment, and very member is re- quested to be present at ' o'clock to be furnished with his full outfit.
 A REGENTS MEETING-Governor | Brodie left last night for Tucson to at tend meeting of the board of univer- sity regents. The principal business which will come before the meeting will be the opening of bids for an issue of bonds authorized by the last legis- lature for the purpose of improving the experiment station where the eXperi- ment in raising dates is in progress. The amount of the issue is s11,OOO.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT | l-Francisco Yescas was arrested yes | terday and arraigned before Justice | Robertson on the charge of disturbing the peace. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for 10:30 this morn ing. Jesus Pima, who is living apart from his family, was also arrested yes terday for an alleged breach of the peace. It is claimed he was interfer- ing with the affairs of his wife and children. His case was set for trial this morning at 10 o'clock.
 RALPH MELCZER HERE-Ralph Melczer, son of the late William Melc- ger, and a former resident of Phoenix, is here for a few days visiting his uncle, Louis Melczer and looking after the business interests of his fathers estate. He came here from copete, Mex, his father having been one of the principal owners Of the famous COpete mine, which was closed down a long time ago. About eight months ago, however, operations were resumed and have been carried on continuously since then with a large force, and MT. Melc- ger says a fine showing is being made.
 CIVIL SERVICE REORGANlZA. ITlON-The local civil service board has received notice of a reorganization of the machinery of the service Htth- erto all examinations made by the To- cal boards all over the United States have been reported direct to Washing ton. The service has now ben divided into districts, Alizona being placed ir the eleventh district with headquarters . at Denver. Hereafter all examination and ratings made in Arizona for posi- tions in the government service, will be reported to Denver, though the loca
 boards will retain their papers and records.
 RETURN OF GEORGE CORNELL George Cornell has returned to Phoe- nix again to spend the winter register ing this time from Skagway. He left here a year ago or more for the north west territory where he conducted d hotel for a while but finally sold il and went to Dawson City and later ot Skagway. He says there are q cou- pie of months in that country every spring and fall that are very lively but the rest of the time it is dull and Ie could not resist the longing to get back to the sunkissed land where there is likely to be something doing any time or all the time.
 NEW cORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations we're filed in the office of the county recorder N yesterday: Ferrofx Brazing company | of Arizona, capital stock S15OOO ,incor- porators c. T. Coggeshall, C. II. Ak CTS and H. R. Tritle; The Inez Oil com II pany, capital stock $1,O90,OOO, incorpor- ators D. D. Flanagan, J. w. Neil, G. H. Stapely and others; St. Anthony Oil company, capital stock $1000, GOO, incor- porators A. w. Paris, T. E. Coo.el s. J. HewsOn, and others; The Great Western Gas and Oil company, capital H stock S5O0,0O0, incorporators, J. H. Lus- II combe, J. r. Barker, and R. N. Matte son. The articles of the Red Top Min sl ing, company of Goldfeld were amend | ed, changing the amount of the capital stock to $1,OOO,OOO.
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