Arizona republican., 1905-06-04

eraI yesterday. the first of the season. i They say that by next week they will begin supplying them by the ton. The melons this year give indications of ! being of an unusually fine quality.
 A DESERT PICNIC-8Ir and Mrs.
 Wm c. Hornberger, Miss Sharkey. ! Miss Adams, Miss Miller, MT. John i Holland, MT. Jack Miller and MT. Chas. 1 Sterling composed a picnic party on 1 the desert on Memorial day. The ob- | jective point was Echo Canyon which ! they pursued through Paradise Valley and finally run down where it prop 1 erly belongs near CameIbacz.
 IRON SPRINGS OPEN-The Iron | Springs season has been formally l opened. F. F. Patton, who had charge
 of the commissary and the postonice l last year, will occupy the same posi-
 tions this coming season. He left Fri | day night with a consignment of gro l ceries and supplies. In his absence his l business here will be conducted by
 L. R. McPee1.
 FIRST M. 2. HURCH-Monroe St. | and Second avenue. A. AI Gibbons, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; 1 Epworth League at : D. m.; public worship at II a. m. and D. m. The l regular communion service will occur | at the morning hour sermon in the | evening by Rev. c. M. Smith. All seats are free. You will find a cordial well come.
 l REALTY sALES-The Allen & Will son real estate agency has closed up 1 two or three little realty sales in the ! last day or so Harry w. Mckee has ! sold to Mrs. Hattie Miller lot 46 in the 1 Orchard Grove addition for $500. It l is a nice ccrne.. lot and in an excep- tionalIy nice part of town. pr. D. L. ] Connor sold to s. Milanes lot 56 in ! block Of the Highland addition and 1 lot 5S Of the same block and addition
 to NJ VaIdevia.
 BAND CONCERT PRCGRAM-The ! following is the program for the band ] concert at the city hall plaza tonight: March, Yankee Grit CHolzmann); fan ! tasia. "Traumbilder'' Gumbye); bari | tone solo, "The old Home Down on | the Farm" Air Narie, CW. Geano1) waltzes, "If I Where Loved' CEngei- mann); melodies from the "Tenderfoot" ] (Heartz); intermezzo. Tn RoseIand'' l (Eugene); My Bamboo Queen" tVon | Tilzer); march. "Rod Feather" CDe 1 Koven). c. 2. Golze, director.
 ! 1OOD MINING FhOSHEG S- ! Frank Wood. Wm. Washington and Q.
 F. Sewers are the owners of ten very promising mining claims seven miles ! east of Kelvin Mir. Washington re- Ecently visited the property and reports
 that they have the finest kind Of a showing for q big mine There is an | immense cropping of iron. sixteen hun l dred feet wide, between two large lime l deposits and the assays are most flatz l tering. A force Of three men will start 1 for the property on Tuesday to prose 1 cute development work
 | CROSS TELEPHONE LINE-A H. ] Demrick. an electrician of the reclana- | ton service has with force of men, begun the building of a telephone line l from Evergreen to Mesa City. This is
 a branch or fork of the government
 line now in operation between Roose- welt and Phoenix. As most of the ship l ping business will be done from Mesa during the construction of the da~- ! is necessary that there be direct com | mUuiCatio1 between Mesa and the | basin. Evergreen is the site of the upper power house of the Phoenix Light and Fuel Co. midway between 1 here and the canal head.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of ! the following corporations were filed in ! the office Of the county recorder yes | terday: The Gold Range Mining com pany. capital stock $2.O00,oO0, incorpo- rators C. D. Van DuZer. F. F. Van i DUzer and c. c. Payne; Big Golc0Rda | Mining company, capital stock S1,000, ] O00. incorDorators T. F. Williams. J. l M Huffman and T. T. Sparks; Pitts burg Gold Standard Mining compa- i ny. capital stock $1.OOO, ,O0O, incorpora- i tors J. k. Neagley. II. r. Hibbs and 1 L. F. McKain; Bullfrog Gold Bar
 Western Mining company. capital
 stock s1,50O.O0O, incorporators Nj. N. i Ogden, w. H. Hellings and J. II. Bar hard; Big Horn Gold Mining company, : capital stock $500OOO. incorporators F. and NJ. l.. Cermain and r. NJ. Edgar. HOME AGAIN-Dr L. D. Dameron
 returned home yesterday morning af- i ter an absence of a month. The doe
 tor and Mrs. Dameron went to Chatta- noOga, Tenn. to attend the Sovereign l camp Of the Woodmen of the World, ! the doctor being a delegate to repre- l sent Arizona. chosen by the head camp
 which met in Waco, Texas, in March. ! After leaving Chattanooga they visited | in Lexington and Louisville, Ky, then 1 went to St. Louis, where Mrs. Dam
 eron remains visiting with relatives and friends. The next session of the Sovereign camp will be held in Nor folk, Va, in 1907. Tte Woodmen of ] the World is the youngest of tine
 strong fraternal societies in the Unit