Arizona republican., 1903-01-27

THE CARD CLUB.-Miss Carrie
 Cornell entertained the Card club at
 her home last evening"
 4 NEBRASKA VISITOR-Norman Newman of Oakland Ne5., is in Phoe- nix spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. c. V. Sayre.
 NEW RESIDENCE.-M. J. Sharp yesterday began the erection of brick residence for Ernest Howard at No. 1912 South First avenue.
 TALKED ON THE PHILIPPINES. At the meeting of the Junior Union of the Baptist church in O'NeiH hall on Sunday afternoon Dr. Frances Woods gave an admirable address on miss.On work among the Filipinos. The music included d selection by the FoI bes orchestra.
 PRINTING CHANGES.-Th is great town for things to be happening in printing establishments The latest disturbance of the course of events in the local printing world was the sale last week of the Arizona Gazette job office to the McNen company. The material has been boxed up and stored away.
 A SERIOUS INJURY.-E. Shoemak- CT met with rather a severe injury Sun day night in front of the Salvation Army hall. He was scuRing with some boys in a playful manner. over a bicy- cle, when he fell down> breaking his left shoulder or collar bone. He was given medical attention as soon as pos sible but the injury is painful and con- sidering his advanced age is rather serious.
 CENTER STREET DITCH-As pre- dicted by The Republican, the ulcerated ditch on Center street in front of the Kales building which was temporarily healed up last week is becoming in famed again and if some heroic meas ure is not resOrted to at once the re- lapse will be far worse than the first attack. As previously suggested. no permanent good can follow other than a constitutional treatment which means changing the flow of the Wash irgton. street gutter from the affected parts.
 JOHN DOE ARRESTED. - r. C. Buford made complaint in Justice Rob court yesterday against .pne J ohm Doe. whose other name may be learned when he is arrested. charging him with being the moving spirit in an enterprise for the establishment Cf a grave yard for dead cows in close prox- imity to his house. The complaint aI- leges that the plant" already consists Of three dead cows and the already grave results may become more nu- merous any time. Furthermore. MT. l Doe succeeded in locating this ceme- tery near a waterc0urse from which
 
 it is conceived, in no manner adds to the purity of the stream.
 THE SUPERVISORS board of | supervisors was in regular session yes tcrday. As usual most or the time was | spent in the auditing of bills. There | was an order made for the opening of i a road between the Buckeye country | and Gila Bend. That will affect this i part of the Salt River valley more than | any other road that has been opened | in recent years. Most of the hay and ! cattle and other prodNcts of that part ! of the valley which have been taken | to the market through Phoenix will l TOW be sent out by the way of Gila l Bend. There is a way to get from the Buckeye to Gila Bend by the way of but the pro1sed route will shorten the distance by about twenty miles.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Cumural Mines Consolidated, capital stock 5000, GOO, in corpOrators J. Mitchell, z. T. Gilpin. w C. Russell and others; Headlight Oil company, capital stock $1,25O.O0O. incorporators C. A. Welch, C. E. Williams and A. D. Morton; The Columbia Oil and Gas company, capital stock $20O0O. incor- poratoIs Fl. Stern, c. Block. C. w. Nor ris and w H. Rinegar; The Golden Chariot company capital stock S1.OGO