Arizona republican., 1906-04-08

It will be men and boys day in the
 Bible school. It is expected that every
 man and boy will be in his place in
 order to make the attendance just as
 large as possible, for next Sunday will
 be women and girls day. Every man
 and boy should bring at least another tomorrow.
 Y. M. c. A. MEETING-This after noon at Veterans hall the regular Sun day meeting of the Y NJ. C. A will be
 held at which an address will be made
 by Rev. George Gillette who is spend
 ing the winter in Phoenix. There will be good music at the meeting
 RETURN OF MIR. AND MRS LAM DlS-Lee H. Landis and wife yester- day afternoon returned to PhoeniS coming in from Maricopa yesterday afternoon on a special. They have for
 the past ten days been enjoying
 honeymoon trip through California.
 Much time was spent in San Francisco
 but later Catalina. Los Angeles and Riverside were visited. They will be a. home to their friends at the Ford SNOW IN THE NORTH-Passen-
 gers who arrived in the city yesterday from the north say a snow fell in Prescott Friday night and that proceed ing the snow a light rain fell along all Eo
 r. road from Ash Fork south. The
 snow in the city of Prescott it was thought would not last long for the weather was warm but in the foot hills the snow was much heavier and could not be 90 quickly melted.
 THE CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB -Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather there was a large attend ance of the club on Friday afternoon, April 6, at the residence of the treas urer, Dixxie George. on Tempe road. A new line of work was inaugurated
 by the club The usual games were indulged in and the members weicom- ed back their old member, Miss Gladys TOney. Light refreshments were serv- ed and dainty Easter baskets were presented by the hostess to the mem bers present.
 A POPULAR GIFT-Mary K Film, the mother of the little child who was injured by being struck by an auto
 mobile last Tuesday was yesterday presented with a certificate of deposit made out to her order for $155. the gift coming from different residents of tn 3 city who had heard of the little girls injury. An additional dollar was pre- scented with the certificate. The moth
 CT was very much delighted at the kindness and thOughtfulness of those contributing the purse. She said she had never lived in city where the peO-
 pie were so generous and kind as they are in Phoenix. The child who was in jured is very much improved and will be able to be about in a few days.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of the following corporations were
 filed in the office of the county re- cOrder yesterday: Bullfrog Belmont Mining company. capital stock. $1.- 1 100000, incOrporators, A. L. Hudgens. r. l.. Burgess. and J. P. Hennessy; {; ! Manhattan Stray D of Extension Min 1 ing company, capital stock S1,000,000, ! incOrporators, T. J. Auxier and J. s. Smith; Manhattan Clark Extension l Mining company capital stock, $1, ! 100000. incorpOratOrs, same as above i the Wavenlock company, capital stock, $250,000, incorpOrators, Frank H. Me Guire and J. M. Stone; the China Can company, capital stock, $25. 00O. incor- pOrators, T. L. Ketman, w. c. Chap man, and Charles NJ. Roe; the Hyde Park Lead and Zinc company, capita