Arizona republican., 1903-12-02
Temperature

Maximum temperature 76. minimum temperature 41.
 Average relative humidity 42 per cent.
 Total precipitation, o.
 Character of the day: Clear.
 M. F.. LIMESTONE, Section Director.
 N. G. A. FAlR.-The young ladies of the N. c. A. club are arranging for a church fair to be held in the parlors of the Forest Methodist church on De- cember and
 PRAYER MEETING-The mid-weell prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held this evening at 7:3O o'clock. in the office cf Coggins and Rice. corner of Washington street and Second avenue
 A WOMAN'S HANDIWORK.-Mrs R. F. Holbrook has been engaged for a long time in making pretty things in the way of Christmas novelties which she will have on exhibition in her parlors on Monday and Tuesday, December ' and s.
 CHANGE LOCATION. - p. K. Hickey has moved his office and the business of the Western Investment Banking company from West Adams street to the room in the Commercial block. recently vacated by the store ot D. H. Burtis.
 THE NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD.- A meeting of the Tempe normal school board was held at Tempe night before last for the purpose of auditing the bills growing out of the construction of he, tory.
 BOUGHT HER FREEDOM-A wo- man unknown in society, but more or less notorious in local court records. was arrested yesterday morning be- fore daylight for creating a disturbance Tn the lower part of town. She pu- up cash bond of ten dollars and for feited it by non-appearance in court.
 AGED WOMAN'S DEATH.-Mrs. Jesus Troslavina died yesterday morn ing at 6:3O o'clock at the advanced age of 70 years after. an illness of five months. She was the mother-in-law of Ben 2. Celaya and was also the mother of Blind Eugene who died here only a few months ago.
 JOAN COMMISSION MEETlNG.- There was a meeting of the territorial loan commission yesterday in the mat ter of the recently funded Tucson city bonds. The Chicago purchasers of the bonds desired some formalities enacted and the commission passed resolutions intended to remove any obstacles that the bond purchasers thought that they saw.
 RECEIPTS FOR INCCRPORATORS. Last month was very good one in the office of the territorial auditor. The receipts from fees from filing ar ticles cf incorporation amounted to g. 555.o5 for the month. For the seven and a half months since the law trans- ferring the fees to the territory went into effect, March IS. the fees have amounted to $22, ,561S0.
 NEW cORPORkHONS.-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Cyclone Oil and Gas Development company, capital stock, s1, eco, incOrporators, J. W. Lilies and w E. Williams; Mexican Mining and Development company, capital stock, S125, ,O0O, incorporators, s. NJ. Grant, C. F. Davis and E. L. Sanks; Oregon Giant Gold Mining company, capital stock, $1 75O,OC0, inccrporat tors. C. H. Ovitt, L. O. Nelson and C. l.. Goodwin.
 4 MIsSOURIAN IMPRESSED John Young, of Missouri, is here visiting the family of his uncle, Robert c. Green, well known rancher who lives west of Phoenix and who is a self appointed and very efficient inn migration agent. MT. Young is very favorably impressed with the valley If Mir. Green keeps up his good work he will depopulate the land of Joe Bowers and force the legislature of this territory to write all the laws iu the Missouri language.
 DEATH OF MISS RITTER.-Miss Bertha Ritter died yesterday morning at her temporary home on Grand ave nue of consumption. She came here with her mother from Pittsburg. Pa. only six weeks ago and was "A years old. The mother will leave for home this evening via the southern route. taking the body of her daughter home for burial. This incident should not