Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
CHARLES STEINER oUT-chas.


 Sterner. who has been i'll for l long time, was able to be down town Hvs- terday and was looking considerably improved.
 NEW HOUSES-Herbert Goodman, the druggist, yesterday let to L. 4. Amirault. a contract for the consruc- ton of a nice $3500 residence on his property on north Second avenue. north of Mckinley street MT. Amir ault is also just completing the cree tion Of a nice $1700 cottage for Mir. Kennedy of the National Bank of Ari- zona.
 A HASTEN HEIR-L c. Masten. who formerly lived here but now re- sides in Los Angeles. spent Sunday in Phoenix, calling on as many friends as possible in the few hours at his dis posal and leaving Sunday night. He is feeling well and is happy about a great many things. but more than any thing else he takes pride in fine heir that arrived at his home about three months ago.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office Of the county recorder yes terday: Tehona Mining and Milling company. capital stock, S1.500 900. in- corpOrators r P. Hadley. l.. W. Spear and ". C. Bray; Great Western Min ing company, capital stock. S1o00.00o, incorporators D. A. Cameron. George A. Mason and w. H. Altman. The arr ticles of the Batinera Mining company were amended as to mana cement.
 W. p. MEALEY'S COLD JOB-W. P. Medley was yesterday notified of his appointment to the position Of chief clerk of the office Of surveyor general for Alaska. He will leave for Sitka with his family in a day or two. Mir Medley has been in the civil service for several years. part of the time as postoffice clerk and later railway postal clerk. For sometime past he has been Q clerk in the office Of the sur veyOr general Of this territory.
 THE WEATHER-The weather yesterday was en rapport .@i-h the fevered and stormy condition of the public mind. There were several little traces of rain at different times curing the day and the wind blew strong all day long at IS to 20 miles Der hour. About 1:3O t increased to 22 m les per hour and again at 4:10 it n';rried up to the rate of 28 miles per hour with first class sand storm accompa- niments. The forecast was for light rain Tuesday night, fair and Tarmer today.
 AN OFFICIAL HANGE-Deputy Sheriff Perry Sears resigned his posi- tion and he has been succeeded by John Wright. MT. Sears is extensively en- gaCed in the cattle business in the Cave Creek country and found that he would be unable to look after his inter ests there and at the same time hold the office He had thought at the be- ginning that he might be able to do so by leaving his affairs on the range in the hands of some competent man but he has been unable to find and keep such a man. MT. Wright was made de- Duty sheriff at the time Sheriff Wal kcr took office but before he entered r-or lis duties he Was taken sick and Deputy S4.I.-c Wayne Davis was ap- pointed in his place. MT. Wright has lately recovered from his illness. INDUCEMENTS TO COLONlSTS- D. LittIejohn, who lives near the asy- Ium for the insane, is bestirTIng him self in the interest of a party of twen- ty or thirty people in his old home in Nebraska who are talking of coming here to settle next fall. That they might know something of the agricul- turaI Possibilities of this section he sent them yesterday a sample of the wheat grown on his ranch this year without irrigation. He also brought a