Arizona republican., 1901-12-27

was beautifully decorated and well
filed with nice presents. Each mem
her OF the school received bag filled
with nuts and candy, accompanied by
an orange and apple. There was har.>;y
standing room only" for the large
crowd in attendance.
a SHELTER FOR ALHAMBRA.-
Mr.. Gilbert ID. Gray. Tor the Alhambra
Real Estate company. yesterday closed
the sale of three ana ninety-five- hun
| dredths acres of land about two hun
| dred yards west of the Alhambra
postofIice to the Lime Creek Copper
company. This is noI very big piece
| of real estate. but its sale is said to
be the first move in something that
promises TO beof more importance later
on. namely. the construction Of a 30
ton 'smelter. Just when this work Will
be inaugurated has not yet been an
nounccd. hut assurance mas been given
that the erection pf the smelter has
been fully determined UPON.
DEATH OF J. p. COOLIDGE.-Mr
John =. Coolidge died Wednesday
evening at his ranch, one and a half
miles north of the Indian school. He
was in ill-health when he. came here a
few months ago, but improved so rap
idly at first that he decided to make
this his home and engage in farming
TO scnce extent. But he was taken con-
siderabl worse net long ago and sank
very rapidly till the end. Mrs. Coolidge
and her mother and the father of the
dead man are all here. but the death
of Mr.. Coolidge has materially changed
their plans. They will sell everything
and return to their former home in MI
nois. where the remains VIII be sent
tonight for internnRnt
TWO NINETY MEN.-Justice
Burnett yesterday morning sentenced
Horace Morrison and Harry Shea to
ninety days in the county jail. These
are the men who We're caught stealing
pair of shoes from tho New York
store On Tuesday afternoon. Morrison
pleaded guilty, but Shea denied that he
had anything 10 do with the case. He
did not, though, make a good showing
II was shown. on the other hand. that
he and Morrison had been heard talk
ing about the shoes and wondering
what they could sell them for Morri-
son thought they ought to get % cents.
yes replied Shea -'if we can't gee
that much We had better throw them
away" The shoes were worth $3.50.
NEW ATIONS-AfticIes o.
the following companies were flied in
the Office of the county recorder yester
day: The Highland Water company.
capital stock. $4,000; incorporators. Z.
Coffin. William +. Pomeroy and Will
liam Christy. The Great Western Gold
company. capital stock. S5.oCo.oOO: in
corporators. f. F. Adams. T. 5. Hen
dcrson and +. a. Henderson OF St
Louis. The Arizona and Colorado Min
ing and Development company. capital
stock. $l000.000; ircurpor& tors. i. w
Halves. $. W. Culver and f. J. Hoar OF
Boston. The Skeekum Gold Mining
company. capital stock. S1.500,0O in
corporators. ". I. Heldman. ]. s.
Shortle and r. J. Lavery Of Chicago.
COURT NEXT MONDAY.-Judge Il;
E Sloan Of Prescott VIII held a session
Of court in this district next Monday
for one day. 1t is not known that amy
matter CT special Importance viii come
before him. Judge Sloan comes
al the request of Governor Mur-
ply. made under the authority
of paragraph 1880 of the re-
vised statutes. providing for the cailins
in Of a judge from another district in
the case OF the absence or sickness Of
the judge of that district. Judge Sloans
time here win be largely occupied with
motions and ether matters left in an
unfinished state when Judge Street was
Suddenly called away a month ago.
LICENSED TO WED.--A marriage
license was issued yesterday to j. J
Hardwick and Josephine Aguilar. The
intended bride IS a sister OF the late
wife o. Mr.. Hardwick.
EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION.
The following officers OF Phoenix
chapter Nc. :. o. f. s, were duly in
stalled last night Worthy ma iron. II.
Lillian Sweeney: worthy patron. Yer
non L. Clark: associate rlatron, Susie
Parker: conductress. Josie c. Monihon.
assistant conductress. Constance Ste
VEINS; treasurer. Marguerite LUhrs:
secretary. Flora Cohn: Adah. Angie p.
Parker: Ruth. Holland Nerryman:
Esther. Lila Bradley: Martha. Lucy Nj.
Dozeer; Elccta. Emma Hibbard: chap
lain. Mary NJ. Moore; Marshal. Eva
Ncvinger; organist. Edith Gregg.
warier. Hilda Harris; sentinel. George
II. n. Luhrs. After the installation the
retiring worthy matrc1, Mrs. n. a.
McrfOrd. was presented with hand
some past matron's jewel. the gift o.
the chapter. the presentation speech
being made by Mr.. J. J. Sweeney. grand
patron. An elegant repast was then
spread in the banquet room and was
greatly enjoyed by all present. The
order is in a very fourishinS condition.
the local chapter now numbering about
ninety members and gaining in mem
bership very rapidly.