Arizona republican., 1903-04-23

CONNECTS FOR YUMA-Sheriff Cook returned to Yuma last night with two more convicts, D. Gomez and An tonic Serrano. Six convicts have been taken to the penitentiaTy from this county within a week.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. CLARK.-The funeral of Mrs. Egbert T. Clark will take place on Friday morning at , o'clock from BraGley's undertaking parlors and the Catholic church. The interment will be at the Catholic ceme- tery.
 FIFTH AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Next Sunday evening Rev. w. H. Bagby Of the Fifth Avenue Christian church will preach on the demand for half-holidey for employees. A special programme of music will be arranged. A special invitation is extended to en- ployers and employees.
 WHITE WINGS SARRIvING.-White
 winged pigeons have been seen by num- erous hunters here for the past month.
 but MT. Lincoln Fowler brought one
 to town yesterday that he had killed during the afternoon. The wing is
 posted as a trophy in Pinney 6 Robin
 sons. The first one reported last sea son was April 26th.
 BOARD OF PHARMACI.-GCve
 Brodie yesterday appointed the fellow
 ing gentlemen members of the terri toriaI beard of pharmacy created by
 the late legislature: C. L. McClatchen
 of Clifton; A. G. Hulett and E. S.
 Wakclin Of Phoenix; C. A. [ole of Will
 liams; Fred Fleishman and George w. Martin of Tucson, and Harry Brisley of
 Prescott.
 THE CHORUS CONCERT.-The La
 dies chorus concert which will be given
 at the Doris theater on Friday night
 will be one of the chief musical events
 in Phoenix in several years. Mir. and
 Mrs. Cravens have been making pre-
 parations for the concert for several
 weeks and have secured an aggregation
 of many of the best voices in the city. OSBORNE SCHOOL ENTERTAIN MENT.-For the benefit of those wish ing to attend the Osborne school en- tertainment this evening the street car will leave at TAO p. n. and return at
 the close of the entertainment.
 A GUILD TEA.-The ladies. of Trin- ity Guild will give a tea in the Guild
 rooms in the rear of the Episcopal church today from to D. m.
 SOME RICH ORE.-Fletcher Hall and R. A. Wormell returned yesterday morning from Mexico where they have for some time been engaged in the min ing business. They have recently ac quired @ very rich property, some of the ore from which they brought back with them. It glistens with gold. It is not an exceptional sample but a great deal of that kind Of rock can be found the property.
 WORK ON THE VULTURE. - The Chicago owners Of the old Nulture
 mine are preparing to resume opera tions there on an extensive scale. Pre- liminaTy work is already going on but the principal operation will be the sinking of a thousand foot shaft. Ali
 the workings will be new. The opera tions will be carried on under the di- rection of George w. Sanders who has had charge of the property for several years.
 CAPTURE OF A FUGITIVE.-Dep ty Sheriff Mullen of Tempe brought to l the county jail yesterday afternoon | Saferino Gordon, alias Saferino San
 chez, whom he had arrested at Tempe on a telegram from Sheriff Parks oi
 Graham county. The telegram from the sheriff did not state for what crime ! Gordon is wanted. It is expected that an officer from Graham county will be | here after him today.
 1 NEW CORPORATIONS. oi
 the following corporations were filed il l the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: The Century Trust and Real
 ty company, capital stock s1GO,00G, in 1 Corporstors E. NJ. Edwards, q. E Jackman, W N. Norton and others. ! San Marcos Mining company, capita
 stock s5,c00, ,OGO Incorporates H. V