Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-01

HOTEL ENTERTAINMENT - The
guests of the Sixth Avenue hotel en-
ioyed another musical entertainment
last evening through the courtesy OF
the management.
THE W. C. T. 1.-THE Woman's
Christian Temperance union will mold
its regular meeting Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at their rooms.
corner Center and Monroe streets.
NORTH SIDE WATER USERS.-A
meeting OF the water users of this side
of the river will be held at the court
house at ten o'clock tomorrow morning
to discuss the proposed bonding act as
it has been remodeled by Judge Dillon
of New York.
DEATH OF y CHILD.-Thomas =.
Healy. the five year old son of Mrs.
Healy, died yesterday of spinal menen-
gifts. The funeral service will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock at the resi-
dence. No. S45 South First avenue. and
will be conducted by Rev. c. V. CoWan.
AN INDIAN BURGLAR - Sheriff
Stout yesterday brought in a young In
dian who is charged with having robbed
Sharp's store at the ella crossing Z,
week ago. The store was in the charge
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was entered one night through a WIN
dow and ST. was taken from the cash
drawer.
AFTER CLIMATE.-Among the re-
cent arrivals in the valley seeking the
benefits of d delightful winter and
spring climate. is Lester r. Salyards,
formerly of the 159th Indiana regiment.
that served uring the Spanish Ameri
can war. Mr.. Salyards but recently
suffered a severe attack of pneumonia
BACK TO RECUPERATE.-L. T
Hildenbrand. who served with Troop
& of the rough riders. returned to
Phoenix yesterday from California
where he has lived for some time. He
is big healthy looking man. but came
back TO Arizona to shake off the Cuban
fever which persists in worrying him
in California. He has been troubled
with it more or less ever since The war
PROHIBITION ALLIANCE.-Prasi
dent s. s. Green and Secretary G. II.
Davidson announce that the regular
meeting of the Prohibition alliance viii
be held in the Christian church. corner
Fifth avenue and Monroe street. Thurs
day evening. April ,. at $50 o'clock \
good programme OF songs and recita-
tons has been prepared. Admission IS
free and everybody is invited.
BISMARCK'S BIRTHDAY. - Black.
white and req will be the official colors
today for all German Americans and
many a bottle of German champagne
manufactured in Milwaukee and St.
Louis will be disposed of in honor o.
the Iron Chancellor's birthday. No
matter how patriotic the amalgamatel
j Germans may be they refuse to forget
the memory of enc who did so much to
make the fatherland what it is today.
AGILE VETERANS-Au arrange
ments have been made for the dance 20
/ be given tonight by the members of
/ LawtOn post, 5. A. w. V. The doors
will be opened at 40 to give the public
an opportunity to spend an hour or 50
in viewing the war souvenirs before he
dancing begins. \ fine collection of
curios has been secured and the occa-
sion viii be one of interest even Il
those who do not care TO participate ir
the dance.
NEW CORPORATIONS OF
incorporation OF the following compan-
les were filed in the office of the county
recorder yesterday: The Equitable Colo
| Mining company, capital stock S1.5CO.
COZ: incOrporators. 5. F. Norton. T. S
Bishop and G. W. Morrison. Chicago
Golconda Consolidated Mines company
! capital stock, SO, 600. 600: incorpora tors
= c. 3. Wade. j. H. Raley and {. S