Arizona republican., 1903-07-25


 sic Smith left on last nights NJ. & P | train for Tombstone where she has se- cured a position in the county recor- der's office. A SHORT VACATION.-Dr. J. NJ. Swetnam left on this mornings s. F. P. & P. train for the coast where his family is now soiourning He expects to be absent about three weeks
 LEFT A PURSE BEHIND.-Some one carelessly left a purse on one of the benches of the court house plaza on Thursday night. It is fortunate for the owner. who ever he may be. that the first person to see it was q deputy who took possession of it. COST HIM FIVE.-The only trans action in police court yesterday was the declaring forfeited of a five dollar cash bond given by a Mexican arrested for drunkenness and sleeping in a pub lie place.
 CLERKS HOLIDAY. - Yesterday was the regular weekly half holiday of the Phoenix merchants and their clerks. While it gives the streets rather q quiet appearance on Friday afternoons, none of the clerks have entered a pro- test yet against this new Phoenix custom.
 THE GRAND CANYON.-H B. St. Claire returned home yesterday morn ing from a trip to the northern part of the territory during which he inn proved an opportunity to visit the Grand Canyon. It was his first visit there and he agrees with all tourists that it is the biggest hole in the ground ever discovered.
 A BUSINESS OUTING.-Dr Pratt and family left for Prescott on this mornings S. F. P. & P. train. Mrs. Pratt and children will spend the rest of the summer there and the doctor will go on to Flagstaff for a short stay returning here about the 18th oi Au- gust.
 FIRST NJ. E. CHURCHILL the First M. E. church, corner of Second avenue and Monroe street there will be Sunday school tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. preaching at II o'clock and Epworth League at GAS p. m. Chas. w. Maxon who was formerly prominent mission, worker in Philadelphia will preach at II o'clock.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-OWing to a Encouragement of the regular order the union service will be held in the Christian church. Having exchanged dates with Rev. Rowland. Rev. Bagby will preach in the union service. Morning subject, Sublime Sayings from Saint Jude" Evening, More to Be Desired than Gold
 BROKE HER ARM-A letter re- ceived from Prescott yesterday relates that little five-year- Dorothy Slank- ard fell from her burro the other day and broke her right arm. The burro was frightened by an automobile. Dor othy is the daughter of MT. and Mrs C. H. Slankard and with her mother is spending the summer in Prescott.
 NEW CORPORATIONS S-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Kendall Grain Shocker company, capital stock, 2,0O0, 900, in- l. B. Shell and s. B. Shell; Gopher Mining company, capital stock S1, 100000, incorporators J. C. Heritage, O. w. and A. l.. Baldwin; Hacienda de Corralles company, capital stock $1 900. .000 incorporators M. s. Durrell, K. G. and l.. S. Hubbell; Volcano Gold Mining company, capital stock $1.000, coo, incorpora tors c. J. Newman, J. F. Barnett and D. J. Graham.
 SECRETARY KENDALL HERE F. I. Kendall, of San Francisco, secre- tary of the M. & P. & S. R. V. Rail- road company arrived here yesterday morning on his periodical tour of in- spection, and expects to remain about q week. He denied having brought with him a new passenger depot for Phoenix and said he had nothing of special interest to say to the public except that Phoenix seems to be rather livelier than usual at this time of the year.
 COLD STORAGE-The cold storage company has its new brick building on Second street we'll under way. It owns the lot from the Adams street front to the alley between Adams and Washington and directly across the street from the present location of it's plant. The new building. however, will not cover the entire lot at the present time as the plant does not re-