Arizona republican., 1906-08-05

capital tStock $1,000,000 Tram Oil ana i Development company. capital stock ! $600.000. incorporators M. c. R. Jacops. 1 F. s. Susty and J. K. Adams; Elm 1 Grove Coal company, capital stock $S, 100000. incorporatOrs Samuel N. Hal | lowell and Theo Wallin.
 ECLIPSE OF THE MooN-Those
 who had occasion to be up and about ! just before daylight yesterday morn ing saw an eclipse of the moon. It
 was total about 3 o'clock. but was mo- ticeable from about 4 to 6.
 RECOVERED FROM OPERATION | -E. s. Wakelin was yesterday able to
 be about the street and at his place of business, after several days spent in
 the hospital, where he underwent an operation. He will leave in a few weeks on an eastern trip.
 FOURTH ANNUAL DINNER-At
 the A. M. E. church. corner Second and
 East Jefferson street, Wednesday,, August Sth, 1906. Dinner will begin ! at 4 o'clock. Each year during the present pastor. Rev. A. Wagner's ad ministration, a dinner has been given for the church.
 BROWN -SLAUSON-Las evening in the chambers of the probate judge.
 Jesse F. Brown, in charge of the aud- iting department of Shattuck & Desmond, a contracting firm, was
 married to Jessie Isabel Slauson. the l ceremony being performed by Judge c. w. Johnstone. The bride and groom
 will make their home at Mesa City. The bride arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning from the coast.
 FAIR COMMISSIONERS MEET
 A meeting of the territorial fair com
 missioners was held yesterday at which several matters of great inter est to the fair patrons were discussed, and it is possible that before many
 more days several of these matters will
 be made public. The speed department | will present a program which will no doubt attract many famous horses now on the grand circuit That horsemen ! are inquiring about Arizona as a win ter training place is made known in letters received recently from J. c. Adams, who is with his horses in the east.
 A PRESCOTT BooMER-Joe P. Dillon of Prescott was in the city yes ! terday attending the meeting of the democratic central committee. of which he is the secretary. MT Dillon spent several months in Phoenix two years ago as clerk of the house of the Ari- zona legislature. and also several
 months last winter. having one of his eyes treated by a local specialist. Dur ing his visits to Phoenix he has made many friends, who are always glad to renew that acquaintance Mir Dillon
 maintains that the climate of Prescott,
 his home city. in the summer time is I just about the finest in the whole country.
 WANTS MORE OF ARIZoNA-F. A. Jones, general passenger agent of
 the s. F. P. & P, some time ago sent some photographs of the valley which
 had been taken by MT. Van der Vee,. of the board of trade to The Earth, a Chicago publication. MT. Jones has lately received an acknowledgment from Marjorie Russell, the editor in which she says: will you please con- vey our thanks to MT. Van der Veer. expressing our appreciation of his in terest in the efforts of the Santa Fe
 to bring Arizona before the public in
 the limelight of its special advantages.
 The Earth has room for many more ! letters from Arizona farmers. We
 need them too for the farmers letter
 folder which we have under way"
 SPECIAL ESCORT RETURNS Lee H. Landis yesterday morning re-
 turned from Deming, to which point he accompanied the special train bearing
 the Arizona mihtiamen en route to
 Austin. From the time the train left
 Tucson until it reached Deming rain
 fell along the right of way and the air
 was very cool making the trip a pleas
 ant one. All of the boys were in the
 best of spirits, and so far on the jour ney there had been no need of the regi- mental surgeon being present. At Deming the regimental mascot. a dog
 picked up in Phoenix by the Flagstaff
 boys and named Sunset" got away. or,
 rather. made an attempt to, but was
 recaptured. The train, according to schedule, should have reached Austin
 at noon yesterday.
 THE CAMP MEETING will
 be a red letter day at the camp meet ing which is being conducted at the end of the Brill car line by the South | Methodist church. The day will be begun with the morning prayer service
 at 6:30 o'clock. Sunday school will be | held at g o'clock. At 10 o'cIoch the
 third meeting of the day will be con- vened and at II o'clock Rev R. P Howell will preach. In the afternoon there will be rally meeting and at o'clock the Epworth League. Al 8 o'clock the regular evening sermon will be preached. Last evening Mr. | Howell preached to a large congrega- tion. His theme was; Tt is Appointed | Unto Man once to Die and After this Judgment" He spoke eloquently and
 much good was derived from his re-
 marks by those who heard him. The | Campmeeting so far has been a grand
 success and there are more families
 making their summer home on the l grounds than at any previous year.