Arizona republican., 1901-03-24

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. At the First church of Christ, Scientist, corner of Center and Jefferson streets, services
 subject, Reality" Sunday school, 1o:S0 a. m; Wednesday evening ser vices, 1880 D, m. Reading rooms open daily. All Christian Science literature on file.
 A HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.-Ther Is great joy in the household of MT. and Mrs. George McClaren of South Eighth avenue, A boy was born yesterday. of the conventional weight of ten pounds. The mother Is getting along nicely and Mir. McClaren will shortly be able to resume his regular duties at the foun- dry.
 DEATH OF MISS ANNIE GUN- DERSON,-- Miss Annie r. Gunder- son, aged 25. died In this city Friday. She was here last winter and came back again last October. The remains will be sent to Moehead, Minn. Friends may view the remains from 2 to D. m. Monday at Mohn & Easter- lings undertaking parlors.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES To-day the Rev William D. Rico pas- tor, will preach in the Christian church at ii o'clock on Seeking Things Above" but there will be no evening service owing to the union meetings conducted by Mnjo' Cole. ex- cept tho regular session of the Y, r, 2. c, N, nt half past six. Mrs, Turner VIII sing Babylon" by M, Watson.
 NEW CORPORATIONS, The Bos- ton.Nevada Corporation company Inn. lted has illed with tho county recorder an amendment to ita articles of lncor- paration, changing lts directorate from seven to eleven members, The Alma Mining company has hlod articles of incorporation, with . capital stock ot tigao,ooo, the lncorpor,tora being A, ] klngsbury, a. A. Meyer and L \ smith
 ANOlntisR NEW nuiLDiNd pr IT, E Stroui, on Friday, closed the deal for the purchase of tho lot lmme- diately noruh of the Hoffman saloon on Center street, Tho lot ls s5xibO feet and the purchase price was s5s,0o0, Tho transfer was made from the Con. verse estate Dr. stroud wlll begin very soon the erection of e new busl- ness building there,
 PROMINENT CALIFORNIA ACT. on--Mr Harry Mainhall, who hns been prominently identified With tho dramatic world for over . quarter of \ century Ia wlnterlng In Phoenix, taka Ing a much hooded rest, Mir, Mnlnhall ia delightful cenvorsatlonnllst and has fund of anecdotes regarding actors whose names arc household words, Many Phoenix people wlll rec cnll his artistic handling of a leading role in 'Tenneas >e's Partner" at tho Doris last year. Ills wife, known ns Miss Jeffreya Lewls, recently appeared here In "oIiver Goldsmith,' with tho Robson company,
 PROBATE CouRT,-ln the probate court yesterday O. II, Chrlsty, special administrator of the Roarke estate, iiled hls final report and account, Or der was made fixing Tuesday, April 2, as the day of hearing In the estate of Martin House, order was made iinnlly dlscharging IT, I, Latham. admlnistra- tor, In the matter of the estate of Minnie Benton, minor. petition was filed for leave to Invest money belong Ing to the estate, An inventory and appralscment of the estate was flled and an order to show cause was made. Claim was flied in the estate of Ed ward Ennis, . minor Dolores Narzo was discharged as guardian of the per- son and estate of Ramona BnrQucs, tho latter having assumed matrimonial bonds, The guardian was, in fact. appointed that leave to marry might be given to the ward. George Mendoza, aged 2S. and Tomassa Moraga aged 30, or Tempe. were granted marriage H. cense,
 THE &. r., r. x F. SHORT CUT-, l. Q, Hester who k in the city from Ash Fork, where he has a carload of horses at work on tho construction of the new E. r.. r. & i' short cut, will leave again thla morning With another carload of horses. He says the new road-bcd will be twenty.thrce miles long, running south from Ash Fork, and In its construction the railroad company will avoid the present heavy grade nt that point ns well az saving in mileage, ! W. rhutber Ia the contractor doing the work ana he now has about 100 men employed Mr. tiestor says that some discharged and evll-dlspnspd men have circulated false reports regarding the work anu the camp fare. During hls stay there, he said, he considered that tho camps were well organized, the board all that could be expected ln q railroad camp