Arizona republican., 1909-02-05

which now shows the entire survey by blocks. lots and streets. This data is about all secured and noted and within a short time the original and legal map of Parker townsite will be an instrument of fact. At a business meeting of Parker Improvement As sociation last Friday evening a com mittee of five was named to confer with Public Examiner Stover as to the best interest of Parker. The names of the gentlemen on the com mittee are T. NJ. brennan, c. NJ. Sage, J. L. Curtis. ". E. Dent and F. T BragOnier. and they are empowered to act for the association for the re maining period proceeding actual op- ening of the townsite. The commit tee has met once with Major Stover and things of more or less import were discussed. The gentlemans wide experience in the matter of the businss in hand is appreciated by ev- eryone in Parker and many things which might be of vital importance to the towns future could be overlooked if not considered at the proper time
 A Correction.
 The Bouse correspondent in The Republican of January 2sth states that Geo. Kislingberry, c. A. Londs- berry and Wm. Ochs, were in Bouse negotiating mining property for John ". Gates. On behalf of Messrs. Kislingberry and Londsberry as we'll as himself, Mir Ochs desires a. correc- tion to the point, that the gentlemen named were in no wise associated with MT. Gates and that he himself would not know the gentleman if he met him on the street. These gen. tlemen do not relish the false notorie- ty forced upon them by the aforesaid stated Mr. Ochs, ''as they as well as myself in the course of future events might possibly have business with the gentleman"
 Personal and Otherwise.
 John s. Rielly, Harry Brown and Wm. Achauer, three old Yavapai arrived Saturday in Parker, gentlemen are just out getting the benefits of big chunks of sunshine or else that might look good to them.
 s. MarkwelI, one of the owners of the Hottentot and other mines in the Bill Williams, accompanied by his son, came out from Los Angeles a few days ago on business. MT. Mark well returned Saturday to the city.
 D. J. Roberts representing Fl Paso smelter spent several days in Parker last week.
 Emerson Gee of Los Angeles is at present Investigating the Black Hawk mine in the Marie mountains. It is that MT. Gee has purchased the porperty of Harvey Hon in Cop per Basin district, a full account of which will appear later.
 The Parker Mines, Real Estate and Investment Company has completed it's office building and is now in ship shape order to do business. F.. r. Cor nen, general manager for the company, has received the appointment of no- tary public, a very necessary official in Parker at present. MT. Cronen re ports one bona fide sale through his and says that there are sev- eral more on the tapis.
 A Strauss and G. B. Moody, part owners in the Newman mine, River side district, came in Monday. Mir Strauss is one of the discoverers of the Newman mine and is a firm be- liever in the future of Riverside dis trict. .They both left Tuesday morn ing on the automobile for Needles en route to Los Angeles.
 The A. & c. is putting in another switch, extending from below the Y to Arizona avenue. This is to be convenience, so it is un- 1erstood.
 E. P. Cronen has just completed a neat little frame cottage on his lot on West California avenue which adds very materially to that section of the town.