Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

loaded into q wagon Tor delivery. As soon as the ice was exposed to the sun there was q sizzling sound and the cakes Were blistered just as q painted or vanished chair is when ii is al- lowed to stand too close to a red-hot stove. Only the surface of the ice was effected. The interior was all right.
 LOST A BIG SPARK-Robert Doll lost S2C0 diamond last evening just as he was about to board d street car He made d diligent search for the stone. but as near as could be learned last night he had not recovered it. A man who came driving by the search
 ing party. a little the worse for liouor. made some remarks that were not polite and an officer took charge of him.
 PARDON GRANTED-George Gas ner convicted of grand larceny at Pres colt in June. 1900. who was paroled June 9, 1901. and whose term expired June 22 of this year. was pardoned yesterday by Acting Governor Stoddard as was Charles Wassmer, who recently com pleted a ten years sentence Both par dons were granted for the purpose of restoring the rights and privileges of citizenship.
 THE FORWARD MOVEMENT. - The Forward MoVement''' meetings at the corner of Center and Washing ton streets. cCaducted by Evangelist Meaker. wil continue every night this week. The subject last night was Formation, and concerned the bible story of creation. Tonight Mir. Meaker will talk again on Separation" This has to do with crime and disease On Wednesday evening there will be d dis cussion of next Sundays international Sunday school lesson. The Forward Meetings are certainly creating a great deal Of comment and exciting in- terest. Knots of men stand around and discuss the subjects treated after their close every night.
 HY YMENEAL.-1here was q pleasant wedding last evening at the home of C. s. Harrington. a mile west of Sev- enth avenue and half mile south of the capitol. The contracting parties were Miss Nora Harrington and Mr William J. Ferris. both of whom have many friends in the valley. Among those present were MT. and Mrs John Knight and Mrs. pr. r. J. Hart of Tempe MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Cant Mrs C. $. Miller. Miss Daisy Taylor Dr. T. J. Foster. MT. Frank Burgess and MT Charles Davis. Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey was the officiating clergyman. The home of the happy couple will be on the stock ranch of the groom on Cave Creek, forty five miles north of Phoe- nix.
 NEW CORPORATIONS O: the following corporations were filed m the office of the county recorder yes terday: Cerro koffa company. capital stock $2O0O00. incOrporauors D. F.. Kerr L. F.. Green, l.. W. Kerr and L. Me Connell; The Big Mound Oil compan ny capital stock S1.0000 900. incorporators J. Y. and w. A. Saun and J. F. Flynn: 1mon Petroleum Oil company. capital stock $500.G00. inCorporatOrs C. M. Gil- pin and A. HendriCks: I[nickerbocler Lubricating Oil company. capital stock $SO0,OGO. incorporators A. M. Lowry.
 w. F. Lown, C. Nj. Martin: Wichita Land company. capital stock $49o. COG incorporators F.. E. Holmes. E. s. Mosher and w. P. Robinson. Jr.. of Kansas City.
 ! CAUGHT A THIEF.-Deput, ,, Constable Lee Redwine last night caught q horsethief by the nance of Francisco, who stole d horse from an other Mexican last Saturday. The off, cer was assisted in the capture by a knowledge of Franciscos habits and associations. He knew that before he left the country he would likely visit woman in the southern part of town Francisco went there last night and ran into the arms of an officer. He will be arraigned before Justice Burnett this morning. Deputy edwine is not sleeping any just now on account of ] looking up criminals. It is q rathe:. paying business for him. for on the first of July he will receive SS5O for the capture Of Charles Curtis. the stage robber. or this amount the government ! will pay $500 and Yavapai county s5C. | The cfficer was the only man in town who knew Curtis when he lived in Phoenix and he had just located him about the time the police jumped him up and he escaped. He later located him at Cananea and had him arrested there by the Mexican authorities.