Arizona republican., 1901-03-19

time was taken up In the considera- ton of bills and other routine work They let to MT Hoollhan the contract for putting a cement curb around the
 east, south and west sides of the city plaza,
 THE w, c. T. U,-The Woman's
 Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular meeting Wednesday after
 noon at half past two o'clock at their
 rooms, corner of Center and Monroe streets. An interesting programme has been prepared and cordial invitation Is extended to all friends of the cause. BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.-
 The regular meeting of the directors
 of the board of trade will be held this
 evening at s o'clock. Every director Is
 urged to be present, as this Is the last
 meeting but one before the year closes
 and arrangements for the annual meet
 ing and election of new directors will
 be made as well as the coming visit of
 the president of the United States.
 A RUNAWAY The driver of
 heavy team of horses lost control of
 them on Washington street yesterday afternoon. iT1hey ran west until they collided with a telephone pole. The
 wagon was overturned and the driver
 was buried In the dct ris, but was un- hurt. The collision loosened the horses and they ran the rest of their course unhampered. They were finally stopped by Robbie Wagner.
 DEATH OF BERNARD HEssE1.-
 BERG.-Bernard Hesselberg, mem
 Der of Phoenix Typographical Union
 No. 352. died Monday morning, March IS, at o'clock a. m at the Sisters hospital. Funeral services will be held
 Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock p. m. at tine undertaking establishment of A. J. Bradley. All members of this union are urgently requested to attend. De- ceased came here last October from Portland. Oregon.
 THE MAJOR COLE MEETINGS. The evangelstic meetings conducted by Major Cole continue to increase in interest, and a noteworthy feature Is the number of business men in attend ance. Even the Monday morning meet. ing was a large one. the audience in- cluding six or seven ministers. among them Rev. c. w. Taylor If Prescott, on his way to Tucson to begin series of evangelistic meetings. Through this week services will be held at the Bap- tist church at 9:30 a. m. and at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 p. m.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Green- wood Coal and Lumber company filed articles of incorporation yesterday with the county recorder. The capital stock is $l,0000Oo, and the incorporators <"e F. s. Price, William T. Price, Byron s. Hill, of New York. Articles were also filed of the Golden State oil and | Development company, having cap | ital stock of s5000OO, and the incor- porators are H. P. Goodman, Luther G. Evans, B. w. Parsons, J. swan, l.. F.. Fitch, T. r. Boyle, J. H. Brothers, A. A. Anderson and l. H. Alderman of San Francisco.
 DEATH OT FLOYD N. LOVELAND. | Floyd N. Loveland Of Richmondville, | N r., died on Sunday, the 1t0h inst. | after a long and brave struggle with | disease. MT. Loyeand was a graduate | uf Correll university and afterward aG | instructor in that institution He spent | two winters in Phoenix and served as | supply teacher in the high school here | and in the Tempe normal, winning the | respect and love of the students and | pf his associate teachers. He was q | noble. talented young man and his | F culIing relatives will have the sym pathy Cf many friends in this city.
 A DESTITUTE FAMILY.-There is a family residing on West Jefferson street that is reported to be in desti- tute circumstances. The mother is | very i'll and confined to her bed. She | has two children. one 2h years old and the other years old. They seem to be provided with plenty to eat and their greatest necessity is clothing and