Arizona republican., 1902-03-23

r IttNI tt OkCtt OF' NhBlSl SN of Center and Jeffer- son streets. Services. II q. m. and 1:45 D. m. Subject. "Reality." Soi3 morning and evening by Mrs. DAlta Gilland. Sunday school. r m. We'd nesday evening meetings. 7:i5.
 ALL WE'RE TURNED LOOsE.-The cases of J. C. Burkette. charged with exhibiting deadly weapon in q threatening manner and with threat ening the life of Otto Miller. and Miller charged with an assault on the person of BurEette were all dismissed in Jus tice Burnett's cou,. yesterday. Bur kette. who had pleaded guilty the day before to carrying a corcealed weapon. was let of with the lowest possible fine. $5. Ali this net woril oi omenses Involved q great Geal of pi-ovocatioa on both sides.
 WEARIED OF FREEDOni-T. Ca mado. who had just served ;t ten-day sentence in the county jaii, was can didate for reappointment within two or three hours after his restora ton to society. He vas sent back last night by Justice Burnett. The case Of Frank Bird, arrested for drunkenness. would have been disposed of at the same time, but he had not been restored to con sciousness at the hour Of the adjourn ment of the court. It is expected that he will be himself by Monday morn ing.
 \ BIRTHDAY PARTT.-A birthday party was given in honor of Willie. the 4-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Cleary at the corner of Third and Monroe streets. There were the usual games played on such occasions and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Those present were John Latham, Clayton Latham, La Rue Winsor. Ed win Winsor. Jack Oberie, Joseph Wheelock. jr.. Edwin Rosenberg and Misses Zilpha Walbridge. Zella Wal bridge Mary McDermott, Ethel and Master Morgan Maris.
 LEAVING WITH REGRET.-Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Horner anG son left last night for Los Angeles and after q short stay there they will return to their hone in Cleveland. Mir. Horner :s gen eral passenger agent of the Nickel Plate railroad and has been here for about a week. Mrs. Horner and son having pre- ceded him to Phoenix q month or So earlier. All are very greatly pleased with Phoenix and regret their early departure. made necessary by the busi- ness engagements of MT. Horner. They promise, however. to be numbered among the visitors here again next winter.
 ARRANGING \ BENEFIT.-A num- ber of the members of the Phoenix Athletic club are interesting themselves in arranging for a benefit for Red Phillips to be given il the club rooms, if the organization will give its con- sent. MT. Phillips is universally pop uiar among all in the city who are fond of athletic sports and has done much to keep interest in such things alive during the last few months. The benefit would come as q pleasing reco%- milton of his services. It is proposed to have boxing matches between some Cf the members. one match for ten rounds as q closing numoer. It would at the same time add interest to club affairs and that MT. Phillips would appreciate it there is no doubt.
 SUPREME LODGE. l. 0. c. T. The International Supreme Lodge Of Good Templars will meet in regular bi- ennial session in Stockholm. Sweden, on July next. Grand Secretary Wal bridge is in receipt of q circular letter issued by Supreme Secretary Parker giving all necessary information for in tending tourists. From this it is learned that the excursion will leave New York June 25th on the "Oscar II, which sails direct to Copenhagen. an that the fare for the round trip will b. $i44. first class. and S95, second. Sid trips have been arranged for those de string to visit Germany, Switzerland. France and the British Isles. Rev. J. c. Pritchard of Bisbse is the delegate from Arizona. but finds 1T impossible to attend. The order is very strong in Norway and Sweden. and visiting dele gates are promised the inspiring spe"- tacle Of 50.G0O Good Templars in re- Salia marching in one procession.
 Mme. Phillips. the hairdresser. rooms and ., Gooding Building. opposite Hotel Adams, will close her hair dressing and manicuring par!ors this week. cn the 29th. Ladies wishing switches and toilet articles it will pay you to take advantage of this Oppor- tunity.
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