Arizona republican., 1905-03-03

morning and it has never been down to really satisfying point since the big rise occurred sometime ago. The Salt river was still booming all day long, though it is slowly falling. Yesterday morning there was 3.8 feet going over the dam of the Arizona Water Co. and at noon the measurement was 3.5. HE LIKES PHOENIx-Dr. Patchen of Nelson, Neb., arrived here recently and is very much impressed with Phoenix. He expects to remain per manently and send for his family as soon as possible. He is desirous first he may invest here, or what will suit him equally as well, trade his Ne hraska holdings for Phoenix realty.
 A PLACE FOR 4 COOK-Bob Freeman, a colored cook of this city has for long time been trying to get d place at Harrisburg. But at all times when Mir Freeman was avail able and anxious there was no vacan- cy. Such a vacancy exists now and if MT. Freeman sees this notice he had better leave for Harrisburg at once. The best way to get there is to take the stage from Congress Junction. Any acquaintance of MT. Freeman who may see this notice should inform him.
 A FEDERAL OFFENDER-Henry Williams yesterday had a hearing be- fore U. S. Court Commissioner John stone and was held to the United States grand jury on the charge of supplying liquor to an Indian. Will jams is himself an Indian. He was arrested couple of nights ago in company with Blue AbkeI and Frank Lewis also Pimas and all bowling drunk. Inquiry was naturally made as to the source of the liquor supply. It was brought out that Williams had furnished it.
 NEW RATIoNs-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Western Industrial com pany, capital stock, $400, ,00O, incorpor- ators J. A. Harris, H. Moorchen and W. H. Stephens; Illinois and Kentucky Oil and Gas company, capital stock, $1.0a0 900, incorporators c. L. Grigsby and G. J. Gercken; Hypatia Gold Min ing company, capital stock, $500,000, incorpOrators c. Morgan, c. Runge and J. Ness; North Star Gold Mining and Milling company, capital stock, $5O0,000, incorporators c. G. Edwards, G. E. Edwards and W. J. Schmidt
 DELAYED ANSPORTATION- Dick Wick Hall writing from Harris burg Ariz., requests the man in Phoe- nix having charge of the sky tanks to shut the gates. The desert in that part of the territory is dotted with loaded freight teams which cannot get any where for the mud. A man from one of the Harrisburg camps left for Con- gress Junction after supplies on Feb. l. He returned to camp on Feb. 26. The slow movement of freight now re- minds MT. Hall of an incident which occurred on the Moki reservation when he was residing there before he received his allotment in severalty. A freighter left Keam's Canyon Indian school in October to bring in Christ mas supplies. He returned some time the following March. He had eaten up all his load except a box of candles.
 THE WEATHER-There were a few yesterday that the rain was over merely because it had stopped for twenty-four hours and the sun hap pened to be shining at the time. It only shows how quick some people are to take things for granted. Last night there was an electric demonstration from 6:20 to 10 o'clock, when it began to thunder, and at 10:15 to rain. The precipitation to midnight was .03. There was other phenomena during the day. For instance a fog appeared at 5: 40 a. m., was dense from 7:O5 to 7:2O, when it became lighter. disappearing at 9:25. There was also a solar halo from S:10 a. m. to 3:30 D. m. The forecast for today is cloudy with oc- casional showers and no material change in temperature, the barometric depression yet being off the south ern California coast. There has been light precipitation all around except at Yuma. where it was heavy, 1.22 inches. Flagstaff reported a slight rainfall. There was a light snowfall over the north Atlantic states with decrease of six to ten degrees of tenn perature over the Mississippi valley.