Arizona republican., 1901-04-23

in Padget hall on Wednesday evening. The function promises to be novel and interesting one. It will be a full dress affair, That is, everybody attending will be expected to wear clothes of one kind or another. Overalls and hickory shirts for the gentlemen and calico for the ladies will of course be the prevail ing and preferable styles for those who can afford to be up-to-date, but if one has only swallow tailed coat or a low-necked dress available it may be worn without an infraction of the rules
 UNDELINERED KILOGRAMS - There are undelivered telegnms at the Western Union office for Phillip G. Randall and Chas. H. Cutting.
 BE TRIED TO-DAY. Y.--Mecundo Oros- co, who was arrested for stealing re- volver belonging to E. R. Powell from the Guenther gun store two years and half ago, was arraigned before Jus tice Gray yesterday and his trial was set for today at II o'clock.
 MIR. FARwELL NOT COMING,-- MT. Vernon l.. Clark, vice-president of the board of trade, who extended an invitation to MT. John V. Farwell of Chicago, to visit Phoenix, received a letter from him yesterday. He is now at Pasadena and writes that he would be pleased to visit Phoenix, but has made all his arrangements for some time in the future and cannot now change his plans to come here.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-The directors of the board of trade will hold a special meeting this evening. Much business of importance is to come before the board. MT. W. J. Murphy has several plans which are to come under discus sion. and it is likely that plans will be laid for the part that the board will take in the celebration attendant upon the visit of President Mckinley It has been proposed that a special exhibit of products of Arizona be made at the board headquarters and that Mir. Me Kinley and party visit there.
 A SPORTY HORSE.-"Billy the horse" that for some time has claimed to be owned by s. P Clark, was hltched to Mir. Clark's buggy and tied in the alley back of his restaurant on Sunday night. He left his board and lodging with Mir. Clark some time during the evening taking the buggy with him. and has not been seen since. Mr. Clark says hc thinks the horse is inclined to be a little sporty and will probably come back when he gets good and hungry
 D1SHPAN BRIGADE.-About noon yesterday fire was discovered in ihe lattice work of the rear porch of one of the residence properties on the south side of Adams street between First and Second avenues. The discovery was made by the ladies in the adjoining houses and a dlsEpan brigade was hastily formed. Its work was just as good as though the whole fire depart ment had been called out and the flames were eXtinguished in short order. JUAN COCA .--Juap Coca who was sentenced to sixty days in jail for stealing some clothes from T. T. Powers, was parloned yesterday by Governor Murphy at the request of the officers. Juan is only boy, has served a part of his time and seems to be sufficiently punished. He also ac- cOmpanied Constable Kyle to the res- ervation and delivered over to the hands of the law his partner in the crime. It is the opinion of all con cerned that the pardon will make good Indian of him.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. SAUREZ.-The funeral of the late Elizabeth Saurcz took place from the Catholic church at ? o'clock yesterday afternoon. The cOrtege was a long one and included the ladies. of the Altar society of the Catho- lie church Mrs. Saurez was we'll and favorably known in this city, having taken up a residence here eighteen years ago. Before that time she lived in California. She had been gradually declining for several years before her death. which overlook her at the age of 72. Mir. Saurez was the mother of John Long of this place.