Arizona republican., 1905-05-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

herse on Friday evening June l. l A YOUTHFUL VAG-There was one
 youthful vagrant before the city ic-
 ccICe- yesterday afternoon. He ex-
 IT, ssed a desire to travel if given an
 Oi,po rtunity and the ops rtunity was
 given.
 ELkS TO MEET-The regular meet ling of Phoenix lodge No. 335 B. P. c.
 F. will be held Thursday night in F..
 of P. Hall. The program will include everything; action on applications for
 membership. initiation. etc, followed
 by a social session.
 ADVERTISERS WILL BE RECOG- | NlZED-July F has been set aside by
 the management of the Lewis & Clarke Exposition as a special day for the ad- vestising men of the country. They
 are all invited especially to be present
 on the occasion and stay as long after
 ward as they are inclined. The Pacific
 coast advertisers are especially expect | ed to be there in force.
 i VISITING RAILROAD MEN-Mr J. | '. Emmert of Prescott was in Phoenix
 :' z terday, togethac with F. P Cruice | secretary to President F. M. Murphy MT
 Emmert expects visit Phoenix again itfoIe he leaves for the east. General | A gent F. A. Jones was also in the city | ye. teTday accom- panied f Mrs. Jones and their son. It was the first visit | of Mrs. Jones to PhoeriX.
 | w. O. w. DEDICATION-On Mon
 day night the members of the Wood men of the World dedicated their new
 hall, or rather they celebrated their entrance into it. It is the new hall occupied by the Knights of Pythias and the Elks in the Ellingson building There was an interesting program and a profuseness of refreshments almost amounting to a banquet. furnished by IIoghe.
 UNION MEETING-The various churches now engaged in meetings will combine again this evening instead of having the usual prayer meetings. Last night there was close attention to the sermon and fine interest in all parts of the service. This evening a street meeting is to be held at half past seven o'clock. All are invited 10 meet on Center street between Wash ington and Adams. At eight o'clock preaching services will be held in the Methodist church at the corner of Cen ter and Monroe streets.
 A BABYS DEATH-George Hamlin Shaw, the eight months old babe of MT. and Mrs. Homer Shaw, died yes terday after an illness of about week The nature of the ailment was not precisely known but it is said to have been an epidemic which is prevalent with children at this time. The child seemed to be better yesterday morn ing and its grandfather. George Ham lin, believing it to be out of danger, left for the Relief mine. Shortly before he arrived there he was overtaken by a messenger, who had been sent out frCla Glendale informing him of the death of the babe. The father, MT. Shaw, is at Cananea. The funeral will take place today from the residence of Mir Hamlin.
 A MUSICAL AFFAIR--Ricardo Ro- nero and F. Martinez got before Jus tiCe Burnett yesterday in an unusual way. Romero is c har list and he was on the street with his instrument of torture about 1 o'clock in the morning. Martinez wanted him to play some more. Romero was tired and, beside didn't see any forthcoming money. That made him more tired than ever. Maritime sought to coerce him and they mixed it. They were found in that tangled shape by ah officer who brought them to jail. Martinez was committed for teE days and Romero for seven. Objection was n;ade to the punishment of ItC nero at all since it appeared that he had acted largely in self defense. 'CEo court however was of the opinion that the presence of r Romero on the street with a hap at tina. hour in the morning constituted a seperate offense Salnst societ--
 HE TOOK ThE PLEDGE-Among i.'e subjects before Justice Burnett l } asterday morning was a man by the name of Jim Ryan member of a P. l. F,rid ho- fore Ryan was in the Anheuser saloon anu he conducted himself there in sucn 2 Tanner as e lead tC the suspicion tllat he was a dangerous lunatic. He va3 taken into custody and it was in- ieBded to take aim before the probate court .yesterdaI morning He seemed to 70. 9 little betL-r later in the morn ing and he was taken before the jus tee of the 2eaca fer a preliminary in- IVestiGation Ths court satisfied himself tl'at the conditio.' rt PSan had been produced b.. excessive drinking. RyaD received a lecture ill which it was pointed out to him how narrowly he es- lCalCd the asylum " ere he wouiC probably have ended his days. He was
 warned against ;n, Iiac tice of strong
 drink He said he did not need the warning he had already had enough. !
 oats that he wou,u hevnr take another | dril.k
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of
 the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday: Camden Mining and Smelling
 company, capital stock $1,000, ,000, in
 corporators H. Hogan, J. w. Buckley and E. D. Pratt, Jr.: The EvanSel
 Publishing company, capital stock $5O,- 1 OOO, incorporators, H. l.. Peabody and | E.. G. Peabody; California Oil and Min ing company, capital stock $1,00O,OOO, IincorpOratOrs Joseph and Alice Law
 son; Germania Mutual Savings Socie-
 ty. capital stock $250,OO incorporators
 H. L. McAllister, D. c. Herndon and E. | R. Walker; The Desert Chief Mining company, capital stock $1,5G0,000, in | corporators H. Reidel, C. M. Miller and
 J. R. Smith; The Arizona Syndicate, i Q f.,.