Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
TRAVELLING CLAIM AcENT-1

P. Williams of Fort Worth. Texas,
 spent yesterday in Phoenix on busi- ness. Mir. Williams is claim agent of the c. R. T. &. c. railway.
 GONE TO CANANEA-Mrs Frank King and daughter left on last nights
 M. & P. train for Cananea where they will be the guests of Mrs. W. C. Greene for the next three weeks.
 A SHORT BUSINESS VlSIT-Ed- win l.. Barbour of the Phoenix Ostrich company Left last night for New York and will return to the city about the first Of rcxt month. The ostrich pluck ing will begin about May IS. MT. Bar bour will return before it is finished DISTRICT COURT-Thero was a brief session of district court yester- day at which the only business trans acted was the granting of continuances until October 12 in the cases of F. L. Blumer against the Angel Consolidated mining company and F. L. Blumer against George Sanders.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of incorporation of the Goldfeld Mining and Lease company were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day. The capital stock is S10,000 and
 the incorporators are s. w. Baker, G.
 H. Masters and F. H. Norman. Articles of the First National Mining company
 were also recorded. The capital stock
 is $500, 900 and the incorporators are
 A. F. Eaton, G. Adams and A. Y. Chamberlain
 UNION MEETlNG-Beginni next
 Monday night there will be union re- vival services nightly at the NJ. E.
 Church south, participated in by the congregations of that church, the First
 NJ. E. church. the Baptist church and the Presbyterian church. The revival services of the NJ. T.. Church south are continuing this week and will until
 Sunday night. Tine morning service next Sunday will be especially for young women and that of Sunday night for young men but all are cordially in vited to both services.
 SALT RIVER FERRY Phoenix people who have business south of Salt river will be delighted to know that they can now reach that section of the United States without having to take an overland journey around the river. Thomas Rains has been busy for some time building a Salt river lin CT which he finished and launched yes terday. It sails regularly every little while from the docks at the foot of Seventh street the point known as Gray's crossing in the early days here when the Salt river was considered a fOrdable stream. The new boat is fit ted both for passengers and freight and is pronounced to be entirely seaworthy. Provision has been made against any possible recurrence of the SlOcum dis aster should the boat be chartered for excursion purposes.
 DEPARTING THIANS-Yester- day afternoon saw the finish of the festivities prepared for the visiting Knights of Pythias and RathbOne Sis ters. Many of them left for home on last nights train and others will go north this morning while a few will re- main longer and get better acquainted. Yesterdays program was mainly driv- ing and a picnic dinner. There were probably 150 in the party and their convenience required the use of pretty nearly all the large vehicles available in the city. The drive was not con fined to any special point but each wagon load went where it nest desired, all reporting at the HOmeside hotel on ClaysOn's ranch at midday where a sumptuous picnic dinner was served. Some of the visitors went out via the Indian school, some visited the orange groves and others went in other direc- tiOns but none of them probably drove as much as they would have done had