Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

| day people in New York, Philadelphia
 and Baltimore were suffering from sun
 stroke. some cases being fatal. The
 same day it was almost uncomfortabiy
 chilly in Phoenix and Wednesday night
 many wore overcoats. The night police | found the city hall so chilly it was ad- Visable to have fire.
 i NEW CORPORATIONS of | the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester-
 day: Meridian oil and Gas company,
 capital stock $1,5O0 OO0. incorporatoFs
 William Johnstone, Joseph H. Stokes, | F. H. Akin and others; Empire oil
 company, capital stock $100.OOO incor-
 porators C. H. Akers and H. R. Tritle: Golden Era Mining company. capital stock $3,0OO,0OO incorporators James Hays, NJ G. McKoon, w. D. Richards
 and others; The Modern Mexican Land
 and Investment company, capital stock
 s1OO.OOO incorporators Mrs. c. D. Prieto.
 Juan R. Orci. Mrs. A. D. Prieto and
 others.
 PICTURE MAKING.-Frank Holme. l the Chicago artist who is to give a
 chalk talk tomorrow afternoon at the
 Doris theater. yesterday addressed the
 drawing class of the Tempe Normal
 
 making with pen. pencil or crayon. He says the Normal drawing class is a | good one and seems to be doing nicely
 in the line of work pursued. There will doubtless be a large attendance
 at the matinee, special train and eX-
 cursion rate from Tempe having been provided. and T. E. Reed under whose mana cement Mir. Holme appears. says ! he expects a good house.
 | EASTLAKE Manager Stech-
 an has again assumed the management of Eastlake park and will open the
 season on Decoration day, Saturday.
 May 30. with a grand picnic. on which occasion all kinds of games and ath- i letic events will take place. Arrange ments for baseball game between two i of the best clubs are being made. There will be music afternoon and evening. | The admission to the park will be free. A charge will be made for dancing in the pavilion and admittance to the grand stand only. The dramatic season | will open with the New Curtiss Comedy | Co. Monday, June l.
 ! REVIVAL SERVICES.-Ther revival l services held in the Central Methodist | church are increasing in interest. | There was a good attendance last night. Rev Holcomb preached on
 ''Fruitbearing. passing his remarks on
 John 15-16. He said in part: That ' Christ has chosen His followers to sal vation for service. Christ chooses us. l then we choose Him. He then ordains, or places. us that we should go and bear much fruit. Those who bear fruit he prunes them-takes out of their hearts and lives everything that inter- feres with their -usefuiness-that they may bring forth more fruit" Rev. Hol- comb will preach this morning at 1O:3O and tonight at o'clock cordial in- vitation is extended to all.
 BIG REWARD OFFERED.-The Bisbee papers announce the offering of unusually large rewards for the cap-
 ture of the man who murdered Deputy Constable Thomas Vaughn a few nights ago. The murderer is still at large and there seems to be no clue to
 his whereabouts. The rewards offered total $500. Of the amount Paul War nekros. father-in-law of the murdered
 man, offers 5000 for his arrest and con- victiOn. Sheriff Del Lewis offers $250
 on the same terms and various citizens
 offer in the aggregate S65O for the man
 dead or alive. The list Is made up as
 follows: C. A. Overlook. $100: S F.
 Mcguire $10O; Joe Gribble. $50: Fred
 Muster. $25; Chas. O. Ellis, S10: w. J.
 Johnson. S5; Captain Burton C. Moss
 man. s250; Alfred Paul. s5O: E. B. Grove. $25; l.. N. Hanks. S25; Fl. Proud homm, $1O.
 A KIDNAPPING CASE.-Policeman Johnny Moore prevented the Kidnapping of Georgia, the tame crow kept as d mascot by the fire department. George, while strolling around the plaza as he is accustomed to do, met d stranger who is stopping a a hotel The strang- CT treated the crow so kindly he won
 his confidence and then picked him up and carried him away. holding the crows beak so he could not call the police. Mir. Moore happened to see the | incident and followed the man, who retreated in the direction of his hotel. Coming up with him, he ordered the man to carry the bird back to the en- zine house. He did so. but under pro- test. saying he wanted him for his col lection. as he already had couple of rattiesnakes and other wild animals
 As the crow was hopping around with
 no strings on him, he thought he be- | longed to anybody that wanted him and really supposed he was part of the
 crow the city hall members of the young peoples democrat club refused to l eat.