Arizona republican., 1905-02-02

MOTHERS CIRCLE-The mothers circle of the Churchill school will hold Q meeting at the school house Thurs day afternoon (today) at 3:30 o'clock, to which every mother sending chill dren to. that school will be cordially welcomed.
 FUNERAL OF A. j. WALDMAN- It has been decided not to send the body of A. J. Waldman east for inter ment a g was at first intended and the funeral therefore will be held this af- teruoon at the undertaking parlors Of EasterIing 2 Whitney at 2:30 o'clock. The service will be that of the Jewish faith and will be conducted by Mir. SeIm Nicholson. and interment will be in the Jewish cemetery west of the city.
 CUTTING BARLEY HAY-The Re publican made mention last week of the fruit trees that are already blos- oming in this favored climate. Anoth- CT boast might have been made had the fact been known at that time. That is that one farmer has already cut crop of barley hay. Il is Nr. WetzIer. the vegetable man. who is cuIuvatiuS Ia small tract near the Country club just west of town. There are few places in the world where hay-makinS begins in January and lasts almost un- til Christmas. The trouble with the farmer in this country is that he has to spend so much time harvesting his crops that he don't get time enough to plant new ones.
 A VISITING CONTEMPORARY. Charles J. l.. Lautry of Strong City, Kansas. was a Phoenix visitor yester- day. having come here with his enSiu- eers who have been locking over con ditious governing the construction of the Roosevelt reservoir. with the view of possibly submitting a bid. Mr. Lautry is of the firm of La1try 6 Son, contractors. with headquarters at Strong City, Kas.. and known all over the west as railroad builders. II was this firm that built the s. F.. r. &, ?. railroad and this is lIr. Lantry's first visit 10 Phoenix since the completion of that line He was greatly surprised. and pleasantly SO, at the wonderful improvement of the city since the ad- vent of the railroad and he also found many friends whose acquaintance was made during his business connection with it's construction.
 EAST LYNNE FRIOAY-The Noble company last night pleased a good au- diauce with it's production O- Our StIatcgists." As a farce comedy the play is all and more than was claim ed for it. The comedy was clean, clear and exceedingly bright and witty. the situations Imaginable in the extreme and the production as a whole one of the funniest that was ever seen il the Hardwick. The play was excellent lE cast, each one proving fully capable m the part assigned. Fred French
 
 encored repeatedly. Tonight they will rive way to Miss Kathryn kidder and Frederick Warde in "SaIammbo" continuing their engage r-eut Friday night with a production of East Lynne" The sale of seats will continue during today and those who desire rna- secure seats for Fri day night at the prices which have prevailed during the week.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Webfoot Oil and Gas com p-ny. capital stock $20.00O, iucorpora- to~s r. r. Rice, W. E. Chance and r. d. Saolay: Happy Rock Mining comp1- ny. narl.- -.nrk S5UO.000. incOrpCrators M. L. Trusseu. C. F. Poster and l.. P. Davidson: Petersburg Gold Mining company capital stock S&25,0O0. mcor- porators q. r. Finn. D. r. Snow and ". Small; Occidental Development company. capital stock $200.o0e, incor- poralors J. F. Newson, H. r. Lynch and l.. C. Ray; Forman Ford 6s Co, capital stock S250.000, incorporators F. w and F. B. Formau and A. F. Cleri- hew; The Cottonwood Mining cOmp1- ny, capital stock $1O00.000, incorpOra- tors D. \. JacObi. \. ZicEer and oth- CTS; Unity Oil and Gas company. cap