Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

| ANOTHER ARIZONA DAILY.-The Douglas Dispatch is now making it's ! appearance as a daily paper with tele- graphic report.
 HURT BY A FALL-Word was | brought to town yesterday that man employed on the ranch of G. U. Collins fell from a load of hay the night before hurting his back very seriously.
 GOING TO CALIFORNIA-Mrs. J.
 B. Peers and three daughters have left for Orange, Cal. intending to remain
 there permanently, and will soon be fol- lowed by MT. Peers. who has sold his
 business to the Pioneer Truck company. A CHANGE OF BUSINESS.-Mr. J. Henry Wood, who has for some time had charge of the accounts of the Phoenix Light and Fuel company. re- signed yesterday to devote himself to the mining business and to his business as expert accountant. The group of claims, in which he is connected with w. c. Greene, will require large part of his time.
 BIRTH OF A BOY.--Men who are en- gagged in the secondhand business com plain that this is the dullest season of their trade. Everybody is wanting to sell and nobody wants to buy. Charles Wattawa Of the firm of Spears & Wat | tawa is not participating in the general complaint. He has his hands full. He came in possession of a boy yesterday
 morning and he does not care whether he has any more business or not. NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articles Of the following corpora tions were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day: Tonopah Alpine Mining company, capital stock S1.25O. GOO, incorporators J. C. Gladden., Rodney Badger, C. F. Hud-
 son and others; Grand Traverse and
 Arizona Mining company. capital stock
 S2 600. 900. incorporators F. F.. Withey. A " Frederick. F. Strangways and
 others. Amended articles of the Elm pire oil and Refining company increas-
 ing the number of directors from nine
 to fifteen.
 INQUIRY FOR HARRY LARSON
 Mrs. I.ulua Larson of Temecula. Cal,
 has written to the captain of the Sal
 vation Army requesting that inquiry be made of the present whereabouts of he:
 son. Robert Harrison Larson, generally known as Harry" His father has shot
 himself and his mother wishes to settle up the estate. Harry was last heard from about seven months ago, at which
 time he was working on ranch seven miles from Phoenix. He was small
 pox patient in the Phoenix pesthouse last September.
 BLACK MER-O'DONNELL. = Mar
 ried at the home of w. A. Chase, 'S2
 Wall street Los Angeles, Sunday, April
 10. by Rev. F. P. Sigler. pastor of the M. k. church, 235 Hewitt street, MT
 Harry N. BlackmeT and Mrs. Lella Mabel O'Donnen. The contracting par
 ties are late residents of Phoenix ana
 botb are well and favOrably known Tn this city. Mrs. Blackmer is the dauSh ?
 ter of Mrs. Maddox. residing on North Center street. MT. Blackmer was form erly connected with the Doris Heyman
 company.
 IRON SPRINGS EXCURSION. --
 There will be an excursion to Iron
 Springs next Saturday under the Jolht
 auspices of the Presbyterian and Flrs'
 Methodist Sunday schools. The traih
 will leave here about 1:30 a. m., city
 time. and presumably return about
 D. m.. stopping at Iron Springs two o' three hours in the middle or the uaS . The fare will be s1.5O for the round trip
 The tickets are being sold by the repre- sentatives of the Sunday schools and not at the Santa Fe ticket office SPOKE TO HIGH SCHOOL STU DENTS. Hon. J. NJ. Glass gave very pleasing address before the High school yesterday morning. His good words
 were inspiring and will bear part m
 helping the young people to form mo- bier. higher ideals of life.
 WHERE IS FRANK J. MALOf = Miss Eunice Maloy of 1890 Poplar street
 Philadelphia, writes to The Republican, in the hope that through it's columns she may learn the whereabouts or her brother, Frank J. Maloy. who leIt nome twenty-five years ago. The last heaI'l from him directly was several years ago and he was then living Tn Iomo- | ..o,o Since that time his family heard