Arizona republican., 1905-03-31
THE ROUGH RIDER REUNION


 It has been given out that Governor ILibbey will attend tEe reunion of the Rough Rider regiment which will be held at San Antonio beginning April 6.
 A REALTY SALE-Clinton Camp bell yesterday bought of Dwight B. Heard the south ST 1-2 feet Of lots 2, and in block 51 of the city of Phoe- nix, the consideration being $1100. The property is directly west of the M. & P. railroad station, across First avenue.
 A TALK TO CARPENTERS-Will- jam D. MicI2ler general organizer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America arrived in the city yesterday for the purpose of or ganizing local here and tonight will address a meeting of members of the craft ct the shop Of R. A. Maddox. corner of Washington street and Fourth avenue. MT Michler is a mem Der of local No. f Kansas City but his headquarters as general organizer are at Indianapolis.
 AGAIN TO THE FRONT-The NJ. & P. Railroad bridge across the Gila ri- yer again claims the undivided atten- tion of the people of Phoenix. Whether there is 9 hole in 1t or not, nobody knew last evening but Superintendent Bicknell said there were three bents of it in which he refused to place suffi : cient confidence to run a train over. At last reports they were still standing but they acted as though they were tired of their job. This situation, diff ferent from all preceding ones, is not caused by 9 rising of the river but by changing of it's channel somewhat so that the force of the water is con- fined to one narrow channel churning
 
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county. recorder yes terday: Superior Gold Mines company, capital stock $2,O0O,OOO. incorporators W. l.. Stauffer and F. C. Kaempff; The Practical Oi! Refining and Develop nient company capital stock, $65O, ,OO0. incorporators P. w. Fleming, R. Elem . ing and c. $. Fleming; The Mexican Sneiting and Refining company, capi- ta, stock, :2,000.O0O, incorDOrators L. w. alum, I. McCurdy and R. A Car cueviiIe; Goldfield Lone Mountain Mining company, capital stock, S1,000,- GOO incorporators w. A. Thatcher, O. O. T-incaid and c. H. Elliott; The St. Louis Goldfield Mining company, capi- tal stock, s3,OO0, ,00O, incorporators W. P Waggoner, P. McFerron and J. R. F. N1-ES. Ihe 2rt1cleS or the GOld1leiC Gen. Mining company were amended changing tte name of the company to the Msyne Goldfield Mining company.
 A GERMAN VISITOR-D-. Keil Of Siegen, Prussia, is in the city for a brief visit and s stopping at the Ford hotel. At home he occupies the of ficiaI position in Siegen, of regierungs assessor, but he is visiting the United States entirely in 2 private capacity, travelling for his own edification and in formation. It is his purpose to make an extended visit and acQuaint himself as fully as possible with conditions in America. He arrived in New York last October and though he spoke no Eng fish then ho now discourses very flu ently. He secured letters of introduc- tion from the German ambassador to the director of the geological survey and other Washington officials and through .--7-c offices he finds friends everywhere roadv to assist him in making the best use of his time. He has visited New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Washington, Baltimore and other large eastern cities being in Washington on inauguration day. He Is now touring the west and will prob ably go from here to California. He is very much pleased with the country as he has found it, and surprised at the great industrial activity and won derful influences for progress that are