Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

copper properties in southern Sonora.
 was held yesterday at the Ford hotel
 IThe directors are Judge W. H. Barnes,
 John A. Martin, G. w. Beebee !. NJ.
 l Ford. Ernest Ford Chas. r. Hoff and
 | William Christy. Judge Barnes was
 reelected president. Dr. Ford was
 elected treasurer and Ernest Ford sec-
 Iretary. These two offices were former-
 Iy one and were held by William Chris ty George Beebee is vice president
 and manager.
 l CHASING, A MTRDERER.-No word
 was received at the sheriff's office Yes-
 terday from Deputies Slankard and 1 Gibson Who left for the Buckeye coun- 1 try Cn Monday afternoon in pursuit of l Tomas CordoVa, the murderer of I3las 1 Gillian. A telephone message from Buckeye said the officers were there i late on Monday night. but had not been Tseen or heard of since. It is supposed
 that they learned or believed that Cor
 dova had started for the Mexican line
 and that they had started for Aio with
 the purpose of heading him off.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles Of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder Yester- | day: The Atchison Oatmeal and Ger cal company. capital stock. $3G000. in corporators. J. D. Small. F. II. Water man. C. N Noble w T. Noble and
 K. s. Bailey of Kansas; Utah Grown | Oil company. capital stock. $500. GOO. in
 corporators. \. W. Clayton. A. A. Rudy. W. l. Lawrence. J. X. Clayton | NJ A Craig and s. F. Lawler cf Salt l Lake city. The Bonduraut Mining and f.,l | $1 O0O. 0Oo incorpOrators. J. Robson, A. 1 II. Phelps. F Brownback, (. Y. Mead and H. J. Hendricks of Denver. Colo. 1 STARRING CONTEST.-Th beae | sparring contest that has been wit messed in Phoenix for years was seen last night at the Phoenix Athletic as ! sCciation's hall. The contestants were i C. A Clark. Of New Jersey. and Dan sullivan. of New Tork. Their work was clean and thoroughly enjoyed. The i first round left those present guessing as to who was the cleverest man. Both displayed nor escience than was antic- | ipated. During the second and third rounds, however. it was plain that Sul- liVan was doing the best work. He Was more aggressive and at the end Of the third round was given the decison. COLD IN RESCOTT.-E,ven Phoe- nix people forget sometimes just how big Arizona is and how many kinds of climate are or tap in the territory all at the same time. Catfish William" went to Prescott on Sunday arrayej in new straw hat and a light summer suit. He had been chasing catfish in Salt river and hunting frogs at Phoenix park til he really thought summer was on in Arizona. When he arrived in Prescott he found it showing and those who had thermometers had them packed in blankets to prevent freezing. The worst O. it was that the stores were all closed and nobody had an overoCat to lend. He was sent home in
 refrigerator car tC avoid while away from home. the pain that always at { tends thawing out.
 | BOARD OF TRADE. The regular semi-monthly meeting of the board of trade was held last night and various : matters attended to. The only thing of i special public interest was the bring ins before that body the subject of | the entertainment of the members Of the CImatOlogical Association of the United States. who will reach hera the | latter part of the month Cn route to i California. \ committee consisting of President E. F Porter. L. II. ChaI- mers, E. N. Pratt. H. l. Latham and Dr. Martin was appointed to look after 1 the matter. The committee will work ! in harmony with the medical associa- i ton which will probably take a lively { interest in the visit cf the eXcul sion ists. The board also tcadered tc Nm. | G. Burns section director of the weather bureau. ar invitation to join l in the work of setting before the Visi- 1 tors all information possible during
 their stay here, relative to Arizona 3 i climate. Mir. Burns has records of the | Phoenix station as well as other sta- 1 tions in the territory that will no doubt i prove of great interest.