Arizona republican., 1901-06-08

! htN are IHtHV ana can Be kept It small expense and would add a great deal to both the pleasure and conven- fence of life at that resort.
 INTENDED FOR THE PALATE The Republican was yesterday the re- cipient of a gift from the Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church It was a bag of delicious cream puffs. sample of the delicacies with which the ladies have been tempting the palates of the patrons of their exchange
 THE NEW FIRE POLTCE.-The fire police was reorganized last night by the election of the following officers: First lleutenant.' John Sprouse; second lieutenant, r. \. Bernal; secretary ana treasurer, II. I. Latham. These officers and all the members of the force will be sworn in as deputy sherffs for one day, next sunday. the day of the firemen's picnic.
 A POSTPONED VISIT.-Mr. V. s. Clark, commissioner of immigration. | and members of the board of trade wine were going to attend a meeting at Tenn pc today for the purpose of furthering the interests of the board on the south | side and discussing plans for the better l advertisement of the valley, will post pone the visit to some time not yet de- | cided upon.
 | F'IREMENS' PICNIC.-Tomorruw is
 Sunday, but there are a lot of people ! who wish it was Sunday today. Tiny are anxious to get out to the firemen's picnic and will be unable to do any ! thing else till that event is laid away on its own little page in history. The | committee have taken nothing back l from prevlCus announcements that it
 was going to be a day to remember NEW CORPORATIONS.- of | incorporation of the Sunbeam Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday The in-
 con porators are D. J. Kennedy, F. $. Ferry and II. E. Vanzwell of Chicago. | The capital stock is $30,0O0 Articles
 were also filed of the Security Mutual 1 oil Union with a capita! stock of S50O. OOO The incorporators are II. G. Com stock. J. J. Meyers, F.. Taber, F. B. Morse and T. II. Greeley of Yuba county, Cal.
 A JEROME MURDER.-Newo has
  | feet that a day or two ago an Italian
 cage rider employed in the United Yer
 de mine was hit on the head with a | shovel by a fellow workman, that the mans skull was fractured and that he | died in a few hours. The blow ia said | to have been struck by a man named Rice D. Foreman. who was reported by | the Italian for an infraction Of the rules of the company Sheriff Munds | left for Jerome as soon as the inaident
 was reported. but it was believed that | Foreman left the camp before the sher- | if arrived
 ! THEIR FRIENDLY FEELING.- Mir. Herman Kramer left Thursday
 night for California, Miss Catherine | Mills left for Indiana, and on Monday night MT Fred Breeze left for the east. | The three were members of the high | schoOl faculty last year and did most | excellent work n their respective de- ! partments. The students were appreci- | atve of their efforts and have nothing but good words for their former teach CTS, and well wishes for their future | prosperity. A large number of the stu
 dents went to the depot to bid them | farewell and to express their regrets | that they would not be with them in 1 the coming years study.
 THE FOURTH,-Phoenix thus far
 has taken no step. toward ! Fourth of July celebration but Pres colt Is up and doing and probably will ! pull off the big summer show of the
 season. The $. r. P and P. will run
 q special train, leaving here probably about 7;30 o'clock on the mornir~ of the | Fourth, and getting into Prescott at : D. m. an excursion rate will be given
 that will be within easy reach and tick ! ets will be good for a week. The eel
 ebratiCn will last for three days, and. | the way Prescott is preparing for the ! event indicates that 1t win be one of
 the old time demonstrations for which
 the mountain city is famous. It is the ! first big time Prescott mas arranged
 fo: since that memorable occasion when the Phoenix athletes dragged down
 most of the cash prizes and it Is not
 unlikely that the same performance | will be repeated again this year.
 ] THE TUGAWALA. - Little Jack
 Bowman of Globe brought a tugawala.
 as he called it, into the office of the Globe Times for inspection, whereupon
 Editor Alley makes the following obser-
 vationS: The tug" as Jack called it for short, is a species of lizard with a
 tail longer than an Episcopal marriage
 ceremony It weighs just two ounces,
 and when it starts to run you see noth- ing but a streak of dust. It can cover
 thirty feet per second. We are not what
 our fond father expected us in the art
 of multiplication, but after figuring all
 night We decided that if a 1 300 pound horse could cover as much ground to
 it's weight as the tugawala, he could