Arizona republican., 1902-09-13

III mass temperance meeting at the Methodist church. A cordial invita- ton is extended to all
 HARE AND HOUND.-A hare and hound chase on bicycles has been ar ranged for Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in which all bicycle riders are invited to participate.
 PITTSBURG VISITORS-George A. Chalfant and George C. Chalfant, fath- CT and son, were in the city yesterday, guests of the HoTel Adams. They are engaged in steel manufacturing en- terprise of Pittsburg, and are also in terested in an Arizona mining property with pr. J. M. Evans of this city. They left for the hills this morning, and may possibly return here before leav- ing for their home in the east.
 ATHLETIC SMOKER-An ''ath- letic" smoker is billed for East Lake park on Monday night at 10 o'clock. The programme for the entertainment of the gentlemen wEo so out to enjoy an athletic smoke consists of four pre- liminaries, probably of a nature de- signed to illustrate the manly art of self defense, one wrestling match and ten-round sparring contest between Davis of Denver and Hughie Monroe of Oakland. The exhibition has been arranged as a benefit for Ike Barn. hardt who was formerly secretary of the Golden Gate Athletic club.
 LOST A FINGER.-L. c. Haynes, who resides about thirteen miles west of the city having business at Hughes foundry, came to town yesterday ac- companied by his three year old son. While the father was engaged the boy with the curiosity of childhood began the investigation of a couple of cog wheels that were working together tremendously. In some way the child s left forefinger got caught between tha wheels and was frightfully crushed. The child was taken to the office of Dr. Swetnam, where chloroform was ad- ministered and the finger amputated. After the operation he was taken home, feeling as good as one could feel after such an ordeal.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-At the Baptist church tomorrow there will be the fol- l lowing services: Bible school. 9:45 a. rn.; public worship. II a. m. President Mckinley memorial service in accord ance with the request of Governcr Brodie and Mayor Talbot. Members of the Masonic fraternity are especially invited to be present. The music will include Beautiful Isle of Sunshine. '' which was sung at the funeral service for the president. Meeting 0: the Young Peoples union at 6:3O D. m. leader. MT. H. G. Feeking; topic, De | light in Gods House." Union temper ance service in the evening at the Methodist Episcopal church. All are cordially invited to these services.
 WE'RE TOO LATE.-Things might have been different in the Second ward on Thursday had the managers oi the Young Mems Democratic club been more careful in preparing their sched- ule. There was a full coach load of laborers came down from the north on yesterday mornings passenger train. II is hinted that they were used as bench warmers al the Wilson rally in Yavapai county the other day. and expected to get here in time to take part in the primaries. as it was gener- ally understood that non- resident vot- CTS would get a dollar every time they voted. But the secretary of the club | failed to keep them posted on the train schedule and they arrived a few hours too late. As there was nothing else doing of a lively nature, they pulled out for California on last nights NJ &, P. train.
 | HE HOT -FOOTED.-Monday Officer Frank Myers of Fairbank went to Con- I tention to arrest a Mexican charged with separating J. Durnen from SIG i in cash and a silver wato while on the road to Contention on the 31st of Au- gust, says the Prospector. The Mexi- can quietly submitted to arrest, and was granted permission to enter pis- amos house for drink of water. Be- fore the officer realized what was go- ing on MT. Mex" was running toward the river under a full head of steam Myers fired two shots at him. and il is thought he hit his mark, as the fugi- tive fell after the first shot and rolled off fifteen-foot embankment and dis appeared. The river being very high no attempt was made to cross it. Later a narrow trail was struck leading rom the river bed, and drops of blood were found on the sides of it and also or the brush near by.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Articles ol 1 the following corporations were filed ir the office of the county recorder yes terday: Colonial Copper company capital stock, $2,5OOOOO, incorporators O. E. Chapin, w. W. Gorham and T s. Alec of Illinois; The Utica Hill Colo Mining company, capital stock, $1,- O00,0000, incorporators, J. J. M'Kinire R. F. and T. M'Kinlre of New York Western Gold Mining and Milling company. capital stock, $1O, COG, 900. in corporators, F. H. Hagerman, c. H Koenig and V. l.. Brown of Wisconsin American Hide Process company, cap. ital stock, $300,O00, incorporators, J. R Wickersham and w. A. Rushworth O. Chicago; The Three Peaks Gold com. pany. capital stock, $1,OO0C0O, incor porators, J. J. Chambers, F. P Primn