Arizona republican., 1901-11-30

take place at the undertaking parlors
 at 10 a. m. today Mrs. Murphy and family came here from Hot Springs
 Ark. about two weeks ago for her health. She was 53 years oi age Rev. Rowland will officiate.
 FAMILY GATHERING.-Amo the
 many home parties on Thanksgiving
 day was one at the residence or MT.
 and Mrs. Gilbert D. Gray. All their
 own children, all their grandchildren
 six in number and one daughter-in-law
 and one son-in-law were present. The
 only one missing was a son-in-law. and
 his brother was present as a substitute.
 POLICE COURT-Bartoleo Modena.
 Andres Santiago and the two women
 Louisa Logan and Maria Alvarez. who
 were mixed up in the fight on Jackson
 street Tuesday night, during which a
 pistol was fired were tried yesterday.
 Modena who stirred up he trouble was
 given 100 days, Santiago 50 days and
 the two women were given five days in
 which to get beyond the Jurisdiction of
 the court or come in for sentence.
 CLOSING TENT MEETING-The
 closing meetings at the gospel tent will
 be held Sunday afternoon at 3 and
 evening at 7:30. Additional seats will
 bs provided for the evening services
 Ha
 tend may be made comfortable. The story of the ProdigaI Son will be illus
 trated by some fine colored stereopticon views at the gospel tent tonight Sev- eral scenes illustrating some of the stirring times in American history will also be shown. No charge for admis- sion. All welcome.
 A THANKSGIVING REUNION-One of the most pleasant of the Thanksgiv- ing day gatherings occurred at the city home of MT. and Mrs. Wm. M. Grier on Indiana street. The meeting took the form Of reunion all of those present having formerly been friends and neighborc in Bloomington. III. In the party were Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Cole and daughter. Mrs. Philipp Hart. of Bisbee; Mrs. G. NJ. Smith and daugh- ter Adah. Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Famil- ton. MT. Evans Cole. MT. and Mrs. Grier. Misses Helen. Flora and Alice Grier. Messrs- William, Joseph and Dwight Grier.
 COUNTRY CLUR BALL.-At the | held last night by the com mittee on arrangements for the Coun- | try clubs ball it was decided to hold | that important social function on Fri | day evening, December 20. in the O'Neill | hall A floor committee was appointed | consisting of Messrs George Buxton. | William English. H. J. Jessop. w. H. ! Robinson. and Mesdames IT. Jones. Leo Goldman. H. l.. Bixby, and s. M. Me 1 Cowan- The following committee on 1 decorations was also appointed: Mr. E. N. Pratt. MT. S. c. Dunlap, MT. E. w. Lewis. Mrs. R. Heyman. Miss Wini- fred Smith and Mrs. w. c. Foster. The general committee will meeI again next Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock in the parlors Of the Hotel Adams
 A RECEPTION-Mrs. J. H. McClin- tock yesterday afternoon gave a re- ception at her residence on East Wash ngton street in honor of Miss Kathryn Daily of San Francisco and Miss Anne of New York. Those who as- sisted in receiving were Mrs. J. H. Kib- 5ey, Miss Kibbey. Mrs. Walter Talbot Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mrs. B. N. Pratt, Mrs. H. A. Diehl Miss Cornell and Mrs. Christy. About a hundred guests were present and the hours were ;pent most ejoyabiy. The house was decorated with flowers, red 'oses and chrysanthemums being the varieties. They were present n great profusion and were very taste ully arranged.
 THE GOING TO WASHINGTON \ great many Arizona citizens have business east these days. About two f months ago there was a flight in that direction. but the flight was prema- ure: it was soon after the death i ,y the hand of an assassin and the uneral of President Mckinley that it offended the proprieties so that worse han nothing came of it. It is differ mt now: and there is another flight. la jor James H. McClintock a com { ade at arms of President Roosevelt. eft as long ago as last Tuesday morn ng. to say something to the president c bout the management of affairs in Arizona, and especially in respect of { he office of the secretary of the ter I itory. Judge w. H. Stilwell left un- l ntatiously. breaking the Sabbath ( hereby to inform the president how i he judiciary of this territory had bet ' CT be reformed. S
 SAD HOME GOING- MT. w J. I 'hilips. son of Judge Philips who died. f this week, will arrive in the { ity this morning to accompany his { 1other and sister Mrs. Hardy back to ] )es MCines with the remains. The ex- c erience of the wife of Judge Philips , T T Arizona is as unpleasant as it could { 7ell be. The body of her husband will T e the third which she has conveyed a rom Phoenix to Iowa for burial. Judge V 'hilips and his wife came here about I
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