Arizona republican., 1905-10-15

stockholders some time ago for the l extension Of the canal l. is only a 1 day or two since the exchange of 1 bonds began, and they have been talk
 en so far by the following persons: F. l O. Greene, Hi Eldred, Hoesa Green
 haw, Joseph Thompson, Dr. H. A. 1 Hughes, Goldman G Co., ?. T. Hurley, and Lincoln Fowlc~.
 A WRECKED SURREY-A surrey belonging to w. L. Osborn was badly wrecked yes terday morning Ol East Washington street in front Of R. Will sons store Fortunately there was no one in the vehicle, which was standing still with the horse hitched to a post. A horse hitched to one of the Russell delivery wagons began backing and refused to stop until he had pushed the delivery wagon into the surrey, smashing two of the wheels into frag- menss against the cement cuTbstOne.
 A SLIGHT ON MARlCOPA-The chief custodian of Maricopa, Perry Williams, spent yesterday in the city ard was grouchy most of the time. He learned th.it in the addresses by the congressman at the Hotel Adams or Friday night one of the representatives CaSL.-ly referred to Phoenix as the chief town of the territory. Mr. Will jams was further depressed on hear ing that this observation had been made by a member from Wisconsin, the state which contributed MT. Will jams 10 Arizona.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Opposite the pOst-office. The reg ular services will be held at the Cen traI Methodist church tomorrow at the usual hours. Harold Govette, the pastor, will fill the pulpit at both the morning and evening services. Theme for II a. m., Burden Bearing" Theme for 7:3O. The Integrity of Job" Sab bath school, 9:45 a. m, Dr. H. A. Hughes. superintendent. Junior league, 3 D. m. Senior league, 6:3O D. m. Pray CT meeting, Wednesday night. At the morning service MT. Hilleb-an and Mrs. Dame on will render a duet.
 EQUlPPING SCHOOL TEACHERS There was another meeting yester- day of the board of examiners at the office of the territorial school super intendent. A first grade certificate was granted to Julia A. Holmes of Phoenix on a diploma granted by the state normal at Los Angeles. A sec ! ond- grade certificate was granted to Nellie Majors ofACocEise county on a state certificate issued in Tennessee. ! I = Jordan Bell of Yavapai county and J. l L. Wright of Cochise county were re- 1 newed for four years.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved the official survey of the Mineral West and twenty | other lode mining claims, situated in l the T-ndaH mining district, Santa l Cruz cUur ty. The survey is designated l 1s No. 213l and is claimed by Albert | 5teinfeId If Tucson. The claims em- ! hraced .n this survey, comprise 406,5S6 l acres He nas also approved survey / number z15O. which includes the Square, Tombstone and Dawson City odes. These claims are situated in 1 the Warren mining district, Cochise ! county, Arizona, and are claimed by 1 EIoval \. Smith of Bisbee. Ariz.
 A FORTUNATE ACCIDENTAL lit | -le over a year ago Frederick Nelson ! was dragged by a horse near his home ! 1t Mormon Flats and for several days | ay at the point of death. His nurse ! was Miss Marie A. Avery and due | largely to her care he recovered and | soon regained his lost strength. A formed while he was on his ' sick bed grew into love and last even | ng the couple were married at the 1. Virginia house in this city. Judge | Burnett performed the ceremony which l was witnessed by only the intimate friends of the contracting parties. Miss ! Avery's home is RedIands, Cal MT. l Nelson is in charge of the station at ! Mormon Flats and the couple will l cave this morning for that point to take up their abode.