Arizona republican., 1906-06-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

1 AN EASTERN VISIT-Dwight B. ! Heard and family will leave tonight ! on the Santa Fe for Chicago and other eastern points, where they will spend the summer months.
 ON HORSEBACK FROM RoosE- VELT-TOm Armstrong and F. B.
 Thomas yesterday afternoon returned from horseback trip to Roosevelt
 Several days before they left the camp
 the coffer dam had been completed and
 the big army of men at work is carry
 ing on the construction at a rapid rate.
 The young men had been absent from
 the city for a week
 CHANGE IN OFFICE FORcE-
 Jimmie Hoge arrived in this city yes-
 terday morning from Oakland and at
 once assumed his duties as stenog-
 rapher in the general agents office of
 the $. F. P. & P. road. Miss Hall. who
 had been temporarily employed in the
 office, has gone to her home at Tempe.
 where she will spend the balance of
 the summer.
 SOUTHERN TOUR OF THE TER RITORY-Fred Pfeifer. in charge of Arizona for the Pacific Monthly. left
 last evening, accompanied by his wife Tor Tempe and Mesa City, which towns he will solicit for patronage for the publication he represents. Later. he will go to Tucson, Bisbee. Globe and Douglas and other points in the south
 ern part of the territory MT. Pfeifer expressed himself last evening as be- ing very we'll pleased with his sue cess here and hoped his Phoenix read CTS would enjoy the ten page article on this city which with illustrations. will appear in the August number. The bic mn af hn however, will be the irrigation number to be issued in September consisting of 75'OOO copies. It is in this issue that the Tonto dam story, written by MT. L. C. Hill will appear.
 NEW TIONS-Articles of incorporation. were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The International Lighting and Heating company, capital stock, $2,OOO. .OOO. in corporators. Robert $. Blair. and Char les H. Wilson; The Idaho Gold Dredg- ing company, capital stock s1.OOO. .OOO. lncorporators, Isaac T. Stoddard and B. H. Yaeger; Colorado Gold Mining and Prospecting company. capital stock, Sl,5OO,OO0, incorporatOrs. C. s. | Cupp, D. w. Mcdonald and D. IT Me Neil; O'Rielly Gold Mining comnanv capital stock, $2, 5000. .O0O, incorporators ] Michael F. Burke John L. Green and Joseph L. Pierce. An amendment was ilied 10 the articles of the BuIlfroay FeIVet Extension company Newly l elected directors are F. J. Busch. c. F. [ rocker, T. NJ. Gronen, F. K McGal- 1 Had and E. P. Miner The name of the corporation is changed to the Bull l from Amalgamated Mining company.
 TWO OUTWARD EXCURSIONS TWO big excursions left the city yester- 4 day for the coast. one of them on tbe Coast Limited train of the Santa F'e and the other one over the Maricopa & Phoenix road last night. The NJ. & P. passenger list for Los Angeles incIud ca MT. and Mrs c. G. Marlar MT. and VI Hrs. D. A. Milliard. William Rohrig. O. r. Gardiner, Mrs. Hyder. Miss Topson. A. F. Teuxbury, J. G. Jennings MT and Mrs. A. H. Joiner. C. T. Hirst and Lewis l. Hirst, W. Miller, K. A. Houser Jake Miller and family Mrs George A hlhtz and Miss Georgia Mintz Mrs. K. | Martin, G. F. Slankard, Mrs Nettie Bustrln, Mrs. Kate Barratt. and Sing Lee In addition to the coast passen- gers, other departures on last nights train for the south were Charles Wash lngton and wife for TalluIah. La. Q. c Brown. for Kansas City, and c. w. freeman and wife. for Olympia. Wash. ne santa Fe passenger list for the day included: John Springer. for Lamar Col; Charles l. Roberts and wife. Col orado Springs; $. w Jones. Nampa. Idaho; Mrs. Fred Cowan. Chicago: Earl Galpin, Winslow; J. M. PeraIta William Ellenburg, Los Angeles: Mat tie A. Trent, San Diego; J. M. Heap Colorado Springs; Mrs. Annie Trott and daughter, San Diego; O. c. Brown l., Chicago; c. w. Palmer. Denver.