Arizona republican., 1906-01-12
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ed ward F. Webster, jr., and Ora Mae Foete.
 SURVEYS APPRovED-The sur veyor general has approved the official survey of the Bisbee Queen and Dewey lode claims. situated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county The survey is designated as survey No 2l77 and is owned by B. Carretto and Sam J. Miller of Bisbee.
 AFTER SHEEP-When the sheep men arrive here from &he north with ,heir flocks for the shearing and iambing season, they will find at least one man lying in wait for them. He is G. Nj. Purcell, the buyer for the Cud- ahy Packing company. of Los Angeles, Who proposes to buy their sheep, or as; many of them as he can get at the proper price. MT. Purcell is here now With the fountain pen he writesSehecks with, burning a hole in his pocket.
 THE. RELIEF CORPS-The Woman's Relief corps will hold it's installa 5ion of officers and campfire tonight in Vet eran's hall All members of the corps and the G. A. R. and friends of the organization, are invited to be present. It will probably rain, for it generally doesswhep the corps holds a campfire, but that ought not to deter anybody from going for all are privileged to wear rubbers and umbrellas.
 INSPECTOR SPEEDS TRANSFER William Speed, inspector at large for the live stock sanitary board spent yesterday in the citsE and left last even- ing for Wilcox where he will make his headquarters the balance of the win ter. For several months past he has been located at Prescott and carried on considerable work for the cattle men of Yavapai county. The change is an especially pleasant one for MT. Speed as his family resides at Will cox
 ANSWER TO PRAYER-The faith ful who live along Adams street, par ticularly those who frequent that DOT tion of the street between Center and First streets, have reason to rejoice and be glad. For a long time they have devoutly prayed for some relief from the stagnant mudhOle that has fires coed the south margin of the street and made that thoroughfare stench in the nostrils of man and beast. But yester-
 
 nature. A force of experts was put to work building cement gutter whose graceful curves are a delight to look upon and henceforth the southwinds will wait from that direction only the fragrant odors of the tropics and the hum of industry.
 REVIVAL OF AN OLD MINE-W. w. Ward, who has been spending sev- eral days in the city returned last evening to his home at Tucson. MT. Ward is one of those principally in- terested in the reopening of operations on the Southern Bell mine which is located about forty-fiYe miles out from Tucson. The property was worked from 1885 to 1897 by A. H. Fellows and later tied up in litigation in connec- ion with the administration of his | estate he having died in the last year On the 29th of December the estate was closed and MT. Ward in i crested Philadelphia capital in the | property. There are seven patented | ,laims in the group the principal work having been done on the Southern Bell | ,laim. All that will be necessary to esume operations is the possible re- imDering of the main shaft and in- | talling some new machinery although he old stamp mill will be used. Two md half miles of new pipe line will lave been completed by the middle f April. J. Knox Corbett and Roscoe Dale are other Arizonians interested n the property.
 NEW ATlONS-Articles of he following corporations were filed esterday in the office of the county ecorder: Mesa Grande Consolidated