Arizona republican., 1905-08-31

within the next two months. Four of
the new houses are in the Bennett ad-
dition.
THE DECLINING IRON SPRINGS
SEASON-It will not be long before
the members of the Iron Springs col
ony will be fiocking back to Phoenix
Mrs w H. Ward, Mrs. G.. b. Rich
mond and Mrs. Holland arrived in the
city this morning. The Indian school
band came also. The bulk of the
Phoenix members will return by the
middle of the month on account of the
opening of the schools. The springs,
however, will not be wholly deserted
until along in october.
A NEW ARIZONA MINING DIS
TRICT-The surveyor general has ap-
proved the official survey of the Sun
set lode and Sunset .millsite, designat-
ed as survey No. 211S A. & B. These
claims are located in the Warm
Springs mining district Coconino
county, Arizona on the strip of ground
lying on the north side of the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado. This is a
new mining district which has been
opened up in the last few years and
the surveyor generals office has sur
veyed a number of claims for patent
in this strip of ground.
NEW ATIONS-Articles of
the following corporations We're filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
terday: Canadian Oil and Gas com
pany, capital stock, $1,0O0,O0O, incor-
porators r. X. Long, A. a. Starring and
E. r. Perry; Bullfrog King Mining
company. capital stock, $1,OOO,0O0, in
corporators w. ]. Wilkes. O. w. Anness
and ]. T.. Clark; Mattie-Bullfrog Min
ing and Milling company, capital stock,
81, 000, 900, incOrpOrators j. II. Beals, A.
b. Perkins and J. c. Cakes; Lincoln
Bank, capital stock, 100000, incorpor-
ators ]. +. Mccormack, Charles Wood
bury and Thomas Lillis.
TERRITORIAL FAIR PROGRESS
r L. Pollock of Flagstaff, member of
the territorial board of fair commits
sfoners, spent yesterday in the city and
during the day visited the fair grounds
inspecting the work now under way.
Three more speed barns will in all
probability be erected at an early date.
Superintendent Clark and M. Pollock
spent some time in consultation regard
ing the different departments and the
work of preparing the catalogue of
the fair Announcement has been made
of the appointment of William LOSING
TO be superintendent of the apiary de-
partment. Premiums for a general dis
play OF bees as well as their product
will be offered
HASKELL INDIANS MAY COME
Walter Hempel, coach in athletics at
the Sherman school in River
side. IS in the city for the pur-
pose of arranging a football game be-
tween one of the local teams and the
Haskell Indian school team from the
east. The game if arranged will be
played on New Years day and the Ari
IONA date is desired for without two
or three games enroute from the east
it is doubtful if the Haskell team will
make the trip into the west. However,
Mr.. Hempelrs trip here is not made for
the purpose alone of arranging a game
date but he will visit the various In
dian schools in the territory searching
for new stock for his team at Sherman.
He viii go to Sacaton today.
LUXURIES AT ROOSEVELT.
n. Miller who is employed in the
commissary department of the recla-
nation service at Roosevelt came
| down last night to look after property
matters in the city. Mr. Miller said
that there was one feature of the life
at Roosevelt which would seem strange
! to one at first sight and that is the
| luxuriousness which the government
provides for it's employees. 1t is not a
wasteful righteousness; it is the
| cleanliness which is always a luxury.
! There in one of the widest spots of
/ Arizona the tents occupied by the en-
! pIoyes are fitted up with porcelain
| bath tubs. The greatest care is taken
/ in the matter of sanitary arrange
ments and then cuisine is something
| to be remembered.
/ FULWILERS' TRIAL-Justice John
I stone out of whose court the warrant
for the arrest of AL Fulwiler. charged
with rolling a man in the Owl saloon,
yesterday set the preliminary examina-
ton for o'clock this afternoon. But
on account of his departure from the
/ city tonight he determined not to try
| the case but ordered it transferred to
! the court of Justice Burnett. The de-
/ PENDANT yesterday desired a continu-
ance of the heamng until the return of
/ his attorney, w. B. Cleary to the city.
! Mr.. Cleary will be back this morning.
! Fulwiler denies that he committed the
crime or rather he says he has no re-
collection of having committed it, He
! said he was quite drunk at the time
charged in the complaint and does not
know what he really did.
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