Arizona republican., 1905-06-29
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

GOING TO YAVAPAI-Henry Kauf- man will resign from the Phoenix po-
 lice force the first of the month to de- vote himself to the development of a
 mine in which he is interested in Va vapai county. Griggs H. Carr, who
 has been employed by the city in an other capacity. will succeed him.
 MIR. REIDY LILA letter from Dr
 Palmer at Roosevelt, received by a
 Phoenix friend yesterday. says that Walter Reidy. a former emplOye of The
 Republican, but now an employe of the reclamation service is quite ill in the Roosevelt hospital. As soon as he is able to travel he expects to return to
 his former home in Detroit.
 ARIZONIANS ON THE COAST The following residents of this terri tory and the southwest who recently registered at the Hollenbeck, Los An geles: M. s. Scribner, Tombstone; w. D. Tanner and wife, C. Ross jr., and J. B. Snowball of Phoenix; $. Franken- burg and Mrs. Emil Marks of Bisbee; c. F.. Moore and A. Trojanovitch of Globe; George C. Martin, Wickenburg; MT. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Flagstaff; A w. Bean, Prescott; D. J. Hogan and wife Ocilla; J. Levy and wife, Albuquerque: Mrs. Alice Smith. Dem
 ing; O. H. Baum and wife, Fl Paso.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporation of the following compa- nies were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Bully choop Gold Mining company. capital stock $2,50O,000, incorporators S. Smith, R. O. Evans and F. Little; Bower Mining company. capital stock S1OO, 900. incorporators C. A. and C. G. Bower and G. s. Irwin; Myers Manu- featuring company. capital stock $5O0.0O incorpOra tors C. II. Myers, w. A. Crawford and z. N. Read; the Sunfiower Refining company. capital stock S1,0OO OOO incOrporatOrs R. A. Fouts. F. B. Torbert and F. L. Gross.
 OFF FOR BUFFALO-M. O. Bick- nell left last night for a months visit in the east. He win go first to his for mer home in Indiana and from there to Buffalo. where he will represent Phoenix lodge No. 335 in the grand lodge session of the B. r. O. Elks From there he will go to Boston and New York before returning home. SeIim Michaelson who is a member of an important committee of the EIks' grand lodge, will leave next week to attend the annual session. as will Kirt Hart, the district deputy for Ari- zona, and probably some others who are members of the grand lodge. Den yer is making a hard fight for the next succeeding session of the grand ] lodge and in fUrtherance of the cause has issued a handsome illustrated prospectus showing the attractions of that city and many arguments why her claims should be needed.
 MAKING RAPID STRIDES-The neighbOrs of Brady O'Neill complain ! that as a farmer he is entirely toe precocious; that he has already mas tered the first and most important principle of agriculture-that of get ting all the water coming to him and a little more. The water is delivered | to MT. O'NeiIFs .demesne through a di- | vision headgate. The other day when | the water was turned in. Mir. O'Neill stood by regretting that he was not getting a little more. Some boys were
 swimming in the canal and floating ! about on boards. MT O'NeiI pointed out the fun they could have by per hitting themselves to be carried by suction into his neighbor's side of the | division headgate. It was great fun ! and resulted in keeping the gate stop ped up most of the time with the re-
 suit that the pressure on MT. O'NeflTs
 side was increased.