Arizona republican., 1902-04-20

every lHlLS IS DelnS QOne to make It | grand success.
 | WAITING TELEGRAMS.-Th are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for: G. L. Col lins, Mrs. J. A. Shibley, F. Lawrence. Carrie NJ. Rank, H. T. McPherson :,nd x. N. Sleeves.
 A CORNER LOT SOLD.-J. C. Was son yesterday deeded to Harry A Gross lot F. block SO in this city. the considera ton being Sl0.o00. This lot is al the corner of Third avenue and Washington street.
 THE JURY'S VERDICT.-Thec coro- ner's jury which inquired into Iha cause Of the death of John DCran at the Gregory house Thursday night yesterday submitted a verdict that death was caused by tuberculosis
 RICH STRIKE IN WHITE TANKS B. A. Spencer has just returned from the White Tanks and has brought in some valuable samples of ore from the claims owned by himself. NJ. J. Russell and NJ. Bunsick.. The rich body of ore that he struck in the Bonanza claim is of high grade and it viii be devel- oped as quickly as possible.
 | THE MORALES TRAIN-A report i has been received that it is not unlikely the Southern Pacific will extend the Nogales and Tucson train service to 1 Phoenix after the limited trains have been taken off. The theory is that with the limited trains out of the way there will be business enough to justify this service which the board of trade has i been trying so long to procure. l SOME PRETTY FLOWERS.-An eX-
 
 four dozen roses was brought into this office yesterday. Among them were all the pretty shades and tints generally seen in imported roses. They were grown on the Glendale Rancho del i Sahuara'' of which F. F. Jack is super ] intendent and brought in to one of the Republican employees by his mother from Glendale.
 BASKET SOCIAL.-The ladies of the Degree of Honor will give basket so- cial in the A. O. L. W. lodge room l Wednesday evening. to which all menl> l bers of the Degree of Honor and A. O. U. W. and their families and friends are cordially invited. Each lady is urged to bring a basket supplied for ! two. A pleasant evening is assured and a profitable one. Remember the i date and basket.
 OFF FOR PRESCOTT.-Among the delegates to the grand lodge I. O. Q. F. arriving here from the south yesterday | morning were Emil Marks and Alfred i Godfrey of Bisbee, and ]. s. HOpelY 0f Tucson. They spent the day in visit | ing old friends and will leave this morning for Prescott. joining the dele 1 gations that arrive this morning from the south. There will also be good delegation of Phoenix people to the grand lodge. grand encampment and Rebekah assembly.
 l OBLE-TYSON.-Mr. John Noble and Mrs. F J. Tyson were married last night at the brides rooms in the Gilson l block. The ceremony occurred at o'clock and Justice Burnett oniciated. ] The groom is a resident of Winslow. which will be the home of the newly married couple. and is engaged in the sheep business in which he has been very successful. The bride is the mother of Mrs. A. W. Galpin of this city and is well known here. having made this her home for years. THE HOLDING OF 4 PATRIOT.- i T. C. Wetherly. the young man who de- tended the state of South Carolina against the :mputation of cockroaches and in doing so stabbed w. J. Ringland. was before Justice Burnett yesterday afternoon on a charge Of abnormal patriotism. It was not difficult to | believe that he was guilty and he was 1 held to the grand jury. The charge against him there is murderous assault. ! The stabbing took place last Sunday night at the dairy ranch of J. W. Mo ] Nulty. where both Wetherly and Ring
  1 it's origin in a statement by Ringland that south Carolina. which had the i honCr of being the native state of 1 Wctherly. abounds in cockroaches of unusual size. Wetherly challenged Ringland to go out into the front yard with him and prove the supera bund- ance of cockroaches in the Palmetto state. When they went out the stab | ping occurred.
 A ROSE BUSH.-The Marechal Mel rose is one that every florist or lover Of flowers tries to grow successfully. It is said few are successful because it is difficult to cultivate the plant with good results. One person that seems to have the favor of the emblem of purity is T. W. Chamberlain. A Marechal Neil rose bush at his home on North Center street. near the Indian school. is at present creating a great deal of interest in the people passing many stopping in amazement at it's wondrous beauty. The bush which has most magnificent foliage of rich green, covers the front Of the large two-story house. Since it has been : the great desire of the many lovers of flowers to see a Marschal Neil rose bush in all of its reputed beauty. it will be of interest to the people to know that they now have the opportunity to behold it in all it's grandeur. Visitors from California say that it exceIs anything they ever seen on the coast. | -O---
 THE ANNUAL JOKE.