Arizona republican., 1899-03-12


 noon at 1 o'clock. The funeral serrioa. will be conducted by the Rev. E. * Pernick at the funeral Darlors of 4. ' Bradley.
 CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE. - Judge C. ". Grouse is thought of as 3 1 probable candidate in the election ot l 2 member to the grammar schcol board of trustees which VIII De he'd : Saturday March 5
 SLIGHTLY INJURED. - Sidney ! Goldnan's arm was injured yesterday y l in an accident while on 3 picnic. lie ] was running along the side of the bus ] conveying the party when he stumbled and fell, his arm being run over By
 one Of the wheels.
 l GROWING FAMILY. The home Of MT. and Mrs. La Wrance Lowell was increased by one on Friday night 3 ! baby girl, weight nine pounds the
 first bern md the most important i thing that ever happened in the Low
 ell family
 A TALLY HO PARTE-ltr R. T. i Wells of Prescott gave 2 tally ho riae
 yesterday to 2 party. consisting of Mrs.
 B. B. Gage, Mrs. Raves S26iar, Miss
 RiCTdan of Flagstaff, Miss Mercer Of
 Omaha, 2ir. George Robinson Of New
 York, c. II. Sargent Of Prescott and
 AIr. c. .. Randolph.
 LEAVE FOR BLACK EJTTES. --A party consisting of i)r J 2L Ford ".
 E. Thorne. CaptfGn J. q. Eei5h and D.
 F. Kelly will leave Monday morning for the Black buttes near WicSeub1lS 3. The party will go principally to see the country. but it will also examine some copper properties.
 ARE NOW DENTISTS. The di- plOmas issued by the territorial dental board Of examiners have been deiiv- cred. They were received bg Q. Henry Davis, John 4. LenZ 2. 2. Wincman. Charles c. Toulks. A. p Preston. '. II. Grove and John McDermitt NJ applicants failed in the examination.
 IMPROVEMENT or HOMES. ri There is 9 marked improvement in the appearance Cf East Van Bu~en street. The Rev. Dr. J s. Adams, Mr. James Boyer and the Rev. Dr. Lewis Hal5ey have greatly improved their yards andl lawns. which were beautiful last year. The improvements include grading, i etc, and the setting out of 9 hundred rose bushes icy MT. Boyer.
 ONCE roo OFTEN. Constable O l c. Smith came over rom Tempe Fri l day evening with RaIael NalerzueIa iD i custody. The latter was brought to serve senteDae of six months in the i county jail He was convicted of petit | larceny. and his thefts previously had i been so numerous that the justice of | the peace determined 10 impose 2 les | son for him to remember.
 I. 0. c. r HOUSE WARMING. = The Good Templars are preparing for | an Old-time house warming OF toner row night when Grand Chief Tampta- { DOan will visit their lodge. n aGli- { ti3n to 9 programme of instrumental . and vocal music, recitations and short talks for the good of the order. the . ladies will serve refreshments in the banquet room. TnfoTtuna for the public this entertainment will be en- jOyed by Good Tenp.ars CnIy.
 PUPILS ENJOY SATURDAY. The members of the eighth grade of the Central school chartered a large bus for picnic tO the Gila -iVe- yeater- lay. The parry was cEaper0ned &y Professor J. Q Cole and Miss 1l. L Ieermans. There were about twenty i've pupils in the bus, but the fact of Is being slightly crowded did net de- 1act from the pleasure of the Occ2- ion. The sixth grade Cf the saIo chooI also held 2 picnic at the t9ra1i- us Of their ride. The party went town the Salt river several miles t0 he hut of 3 man well known 10 the loys by enc name only, Robinson ! 1rusCe.'
 THE GRAVE AND THE GAY. = There was an }ncongru3us spectacle at he weekly ball given last night at : he Hotel Adams The ladies were { lad in the gayest dresses of the gay st cOlors. ! Salvation Army woman T the somber blue and hideOus bonnet ! which has been chosen not only as 3 lead covering, but an instrument cf elf humiliation moved ancng the iaEcers selling War Crys She could lot have chosen less profitable field. Gentlemen in evening dress seldom airy money and ladies in nall room Iess neyer carry any. Inc Salvation Army lass is aware of that now and 7ill never fool away her time at a ance again.
 BEAUTIES or ARIZONA. On the Dage Of a recent issue CT the 3sweEo (N T.) Daily Times (Narch % i5 a three-c0Iumn article by Mrs. lewis Hal5ey Of this city, entitled l Sights and Sounds il an Arizona Town. IL was written for the Wo- lan's Home Mission society of the Vest Baptist church of 0sWeSo, Of -i+C41 t44S 1Icf- u. AAe1495% "119 ba@etoA- ! | $ 9 bright. newsE letter. and gives
 very interesting description of the icy and it's inhabitants. The closing entence recalls the beaGties Of noun B aims and roliiuS foothills the clear, 5 ure air, the dacD Eiue sky, and the wonderful Arizona sunshine shedding iE cs glory over all. LAW DAY Yesterday was law day ? district court. The case of Ward ys 5 ,aIsz was continued to March l8 \ imilar entry was made in the casa Of kc comon council of the city Of Pb3e- ix against the 6erdsmcn Of A. A E 4ong. In the case of :. H. KinseI vs. W. Walker and Beatrice Walker. emurTef was overruled. The matter f the annexation of the additions t9 'h0eai1 was continued until next Sst- ! rday A demurrer was overruled in {