Arizona republican., 1903-05-21


 was born yesterday morning to Mrs George Day. a daughter Mrs. Day ana her husband reside at Buckeye. but foi some time she has been stopping with friends in this city.
 PAYING FOR HIS FUN.-Navarrc CordOva was before Justice Burnett yesterday accused o@ drunkenness ana disturbance of the peace the night be- fore. The accusation was very easily sustained and he was fined g., which in his case meant seven days in the county jail.
 SPECIAL CAR SERVICE-The Phoenix Street Railway company this afternoon and tonight will give a spe- cial twenty minute car service on the Indian school line for the benefit of those who wish to attend the com mencement exercises which are in prog ress at the school this week.
 A BOY IN THE FAMILY-There was born yesterday morning to Mrs Frank T. AllIire, boy. George Alkire the uncle, is responsible for the state ment that it tipped the beam al twenty pounds. It is possible that by today when he recovers somewhat from his excitement he will consent to shade those figures a little.
 FIREMEN'S PICNIC While. the firemen have made no wild demcnstra- ton yet concerning their annual picnic. to be held at Eastlake park June 7th. they are nevertheless working hard in committee in preparation for that most interesting event and promise to prop erly entertain everybody who attends.
 A FATHER NOW.-Mr. Church Be-- ryman yesterday received the cheering intelligence that he had become q fath- CT shortly after midnight yesterday / morning. This good luck happened to him at Macon, Ga. where Mrs. Berry man has been visiting relatives for the last month. It is a girl and the tele- gram states that both it and the moth- CT are doing well.
 A NEEDY WOMAN.-A woman ar rived here yesterday morning from Colorado in very needy circumstances. She was accompanied by one child six weeks old and another two years old. Her necessities were reported to the city marshal, who apprised the mem bers of the w. c. T. L. of the woman's presence and condition, the members of that organization assuming care of her.
 POLICE COURT-There were but two cases in the police court yesterday, one being the Mexican arrested the day before in the belief that he was also insane. The nature of his aiIment was only whisky and the extent of his pun ishment will be five days in jail. The I 1,a man who ate up the stock in trade of the Capitol chop house. He was also drunk and was jailed for five days.
 DEFEATED BUT NOT CAST DOWN.-At a meeting of the Young Mems Democratic club last night it was decided to hold another meeting next Monday for the purpose of showing that the club has no notion of disband- ing. It will also be made the occasion for the installation of the recently elected officers. There will be inspirit- ing speeches and refreshments. The attendance will not be confined to the membership of the club or to that of the democrstic party. All are welcome- The more who attend the more will see how the club can stand adversity and grin while it is doing it.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Tonopah- Bouquet Mining and Milling company, capital stock $l,O0O,- 900, incorporators A. w. Barrett, Rob ert Kern, Frank Cox and others; Ser tha Gold Placer company. capital stock $500. 900. incorporato F. B. Will son, C. H. Twist and F. K. Jones; The Elwood company, capital stock S2.5OG- 900, incorporators J.~J. Leonard L. A Brimmer and L. P. Sears; Consolidated Slate and Manufacturing company capital stock S5OO,OOO, incorporators F. w. Waterbury. F. A. Durham and L. H.. Sawyer: Illinois s-Indiana Oil and