Arizona republican., 1901-10-25
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Additional Local

THE WAITING OUTSIDE. - The grand jury is very close corporation. so close in fact that not a word has yet been heard from it in regard to that threatened fine against one of its members, MT. B. A. F'ickas. caught il the act of trying to subsidize the future by patronizing the fortune tellers who lately occupied the old postoffice build ing.
 STREET CAR TIME.-A change of time will be inaugurated tomorrow morning on the Indian school and northern addition lines of the Phoenix street railway system by which the time between cars will be greatly short ened. The company has just received sixteen cars of rails and fifteen more will arrive shortly. They are to be used in the betterment of the various lines and in extensions which have not yet been announced
 NEW CORPORATIONS oi incorporation of the Stockton Water Front company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S36O, 900. The incorpor- ators are F. B. Pond, F. NJ. West, F.. S. Boggs, J. F. Devendorf, F.. A Bel cher and E. l.. Wilhert of Stockton, | Cal. Articles were also filed of the DuvaH Oil company with a capital stock of $500, 900. The incorporators are O. R. Meyer. II. Zadic and l.. C. String ham, all oF New York.
 THE ALPINE STORM. - At the ] Good Templars' benefit performance in the Doris theater on next Tuesday night Miss Welch will render a piano selection The Alpine storm by
 Kunkel, as a compliment to the au- thor under whom Miss Welch studied. | By many critics this is considered one Of the masterpieces of descriptive piano music. The opening measures | represent an Alpine shepherd playin z en air on the oboe for his lady love in 1 the valley below. Distant thunder is
 heard, and the storm breaks in all it's ' fury. After the storm the singing | birds are heard, and the faint notes | of the oboe.
 i INDEPENDENT ORDER FOREST
 ERS.-Wm. R. Uber, deputy supreme
 chief ranger and in charge of the or
 ganizing department of this prominent
 order in California and Arizona. was rendered two semi-public receptions on | Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of ] this week by each of the two local l courts here in Phoenix. The entertain ment and dance which followed were
 most thoroughly enjoyed by all who | were fortunate enough to be present. | Mir. Uber on each of these two occa
 sions delivered stirring addresse :;
 which were replete with humor and
 pathos as well as stating facts relating
 to the benefits of fraternal insurance.
 I his order has now s5,0e0.O reserve l fund.
 1 BURGLARS FOILED. - Thomas | Prescott some time after midnight Wednesday night, was aroused from ! slumber in his room in the Cotton | block, by someone walking on the roof 1 of the Allire store. Peering out of the l window he saw two men trying tC l force an entrance through the sky light. He hastily dresed and sum- moned Night Watchman Doheney and Captain Joe Bush, who were down on
 the corner by the National Bank of Arizona. By the time the officers could get to the building, one going to either end, the burglars had departed, pre- | sunlabiy frightened by the slight noise ! made by MT. Prescott. A ladder Wa:
 found against the building in the alley | but no trace of the men wanted, eX-
 ceDt footprints in the sand.