Arizona republican., 1901-04-16

dertaking roms. Mrs. Hadlow was fif- ty years of age and had resided in the valley little more than a year. Her son, George II. Hadlow, left last night for Council Bluffs. Ia.. with the re- mains
 l COMMITTEE ORGANIZATION. - The new republican city central com mittee was organizezd last night by | the election of II. NJ. Willis, chair man; Ned Creighton, secretary, and | l.. w. Coggins, treasurer. The thlr teenth member, or the committeeman at-large. is District Attorney A. J. | Edwards.
 DEATH OF MRS CHAS. CORBELL. Mrs. Chas. Corbell of Tempe died on Sunday of blood poisoning. after an ill. ness of ten lays. She was seized on her 1 return from a visit to Phoenix. Until her late illness Mrs. Corbell enjoyed unusually good health. She was resi- Gent of the territory for twenty years, anG Cf Tempe for nearly ten years Seven children are left motherless. A POPULAR RESORT-The Castle Creek hot springs has acquired the rep utation of being Arizona's principal pleasure and health resort for both summer and winter. The capacity of the hotel during the winter has been fully taxed, but after April 17th there will be a number of choice rooms va cant Governor Murphy and party are | spending an enjoyable week at the springs. A large party from Prescott will be there next week.
 yuk-NJp crnDAr ,,r,r,uyI>rS, ! The water storage committee will 1 hold its regular meeting this morning at 10 o'clock in the board of trade room. Much business will be trans | acted, and arrangements made for holding a mass meeting at some fur l ture date to which the general com mittee and the several sub committees will report their findings on the diff ferent subjects that they have been working on since the committee was 1 first organized. All should be present. HEAVY LUMBER DEMAND. -- There never has been such a demand | for lumber in Arizona as at present. Advices from Flagstaff state that the saw mill of the Arizona Lumber & Timber company is running day and ! night and the Greenlaw mil is run ming overtime in order to i'll the or | ders now on hand. As orders keep coming in this state of things is likely to exist for some months to come. The demand for lumber in the territory Is sure indication that Arizona is in . prosperous condition.
 w. c. T. r. SOCIAL.--Wednesda from to , o'clock the w. C. T. Y. will l give 'an afternoon" at the Presbyter- ian church. An interesting programme has been prepared which will be open ed by devotional exercises led by the pastors and followed by a talk by Major Cole, who was connected with Miss Willard during the carly history Of the w. C. T. |. The second part of the programme will be of musical | order. A charge will be made for ic" cream and cake the proceeds of which | are to go toward organizing and ca- rying on the teri !torlal work. RICHARD CLAWSON BETTER Contrary to expectations, Richard Clawson, the famous jockey, who has been believed to be on his death bed at the Sisters hospital is recovering slow ly from his illness. Clawson. who is
  is one of the best known riders in America, is suffering with lung trouble. | but has improved very much since he came here, and expects to be able to ride again in few months. Mrs. Clawson. a pretty little woman, arrived yesterday from New York, with their infant son, and will remain here with her husband. Clawson was removed yesterday to the Ford hotel
 F SECRET SOCIETY ANNIVER- ] SARY.-Last Sunday was the first an- nivcrsary of a memorable event in Phoenix, the initiation of Charles Gil- | ner, the well known bicycle veterin- arian. into the great and growing Or der of Snipe Hunters. Phoenix Lodge, | No. Stcenth MT. Gilncr's initiation Is will be remembered occurred at the | Hole -in-the- Rock and lasted from o'clock in the evening until sunrise. | The team performing the work how ever got through before 10 o'clock and | went home, leaving Mir. Gilner to break into the secrets of the higher | degrees of of the order unaided and | alone The anniversary was appropil- ately celebrated by MT. Gilner and the | lodge, whose grand high patriarch Is Harry Friedman
 NEW CORPORATIONS of 1 the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yes terday: Ferndale oil company, capi- tai stock s50O0O0, incorporators A. C. | Deitz. D. H. Mastellar, r. Allen, c. A. McWilliams. Frank Finch, w. s. OBrien and C. II. Cushing, of San | Francisco; The Consolidated Copper | company, capital stock s5,OOO. .OOO incor- porators Elias Fillerling, Geo. H. See l ley. O A. Pairier. William Harper and | Harvey Matthews; Anglo American oil
 
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