Arizona republican., 1903-06-07


 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at II a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 FIVE DAYS.-Francisc Robles was sent to jail yesterday by Justice Rob ertson for five days for disturbing the peace.
 THE HALF HOLIDAY.-The sermon
 prelude at the Baptist service in O'Neill
 hall this morning will be on the weekly half holiday for business men. LAWN SOCIAL.-The ladies of the Baptist church most cordially invite all friends Of the church to attend lawn social next Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs. Futile, 454 North Fourth avenue. An enjoyable evening is anticipated.
 THE SCHOOL TAX.-R. H. Drane. schol tax collector. only worked half a day yesterday. but he did some good by gathering in $77.5O for tine school fund. A large number Of those he calls upon are people whose names are not on the
 tax roll. so all he gets out of them is so much found for good cause. STREET CAR ADVERTISING street car advertising company has been organized by Sam Levy and will hereafter have in charge the advertis- ing in the Phoenix street cars. He has had experience in this line of work and will be ready for business as soon as he can get his cards printed.
 THE LOCLAIR FIRE.-F. Loclair, whose family occupied the house burn ed on West Jefferson street few nights ago, says the reason the family did not discover the second fire till after it had gained great hea lway was that all were sleeping outdoors. He ,also says that he was quite severely hurt when the lamp exploded on the oc- casion of the first alarm and IS just able to he around now.
 FREE RAILROAD FARE.-The Broadway department store of Los An geles is one of the big business enter prises in big town in a big state. Its growth has been marvellous and is the wonder of Los Angeles people. The se- cret of it all is advertising and doing new things and big things and doing them first. In another place in this pa per appears the advertisement of the Broadway store, the novel feature of which is a coupon which the reader is invited to cut out and mail to the stora, when he will be given directions for se- curing a free ticket from Arizona to the coast and return during the present summer. It is a flattering offer. and it costs only postage stamp to learn the particulars.
 DEATH OF w. J. ST. CROIX.-Mr. James Rose yesterday received a letter from Mrs. w. J. St. Croix announcing the death on May g of her husband, who was quite we'll known among the busi- nf ri tu hzr nf connection with the Phoenix mine as bookkeeper He came to this country for his health He left about two months ago for Fl Paso and took the position of head clerk at the Angelus hotel. He remained at his post until it was evident that he had but few days to live and then started for his home in Chicago, accompanied by his wife. His death occurred on the train just before it reached Topeka.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Black Canyon Mining company. capital stock $50O.OOO, incorporators J. O. Toney, H. A. Hughes. Frank Cox and others: Caney Brick, Gas, Oil and Man ufacturing company, capital stock s1,- 500,000 incorporators k. B. Skinner, s. M. Porter. John Todd and others; Reno Ray of Tonopah Mining company, capi- tai stock s1,OOO,000. incorporators F. D. King. F. l.. White. John J. Rafferty and others; Superior Lead and Zinc com pany, capital stock s60O.0 .000 incorporat- DTS Charles M. Williams. A. w. Cor don and others; Hudson Oil and Gas company. capital stock S1,000,000. incOr- porators G. B. Hudson, J. A. Berming- | ham and C. D. Martin.
 i NOTICE TO PUBLIC.