Arizona republican., 1902-03-03

y NOTICE-There will be meeting
this evening at the office of Chalmers
& Wilkinson of the members of the
Arizona Young Mems Republican club
All the members OF the Young Mems
Republican club are requested TO at
tend.
LADIES SOCIAL.-The Elks will
give a ladies' social some time between
the 18th and 18th of this month. 1t
will be an invitation social. and though
the date has not been decided on yet.
it has been decided to make it the
finest function of that kind held here
this winter.
FUNERAL OF PATRICK GRIMES.
The funeral of Patrick Grimes viii!
take place at 1920 a. m. today from
the chapel of Mohn & Elsterling. The
body will be Inferred in the Catholic
cemetery. He has lived in the valley
about three years. coming here from
Illinois. He died five miles northwes;
of town yesterday afternoon. He was
80 years old and had no family.
THE CHURCH CONCERTS-T The
musical programmes rendered last
night at both the Baptist and the
First Methodist churches were inter
esting and entertaining. Both houses
of worship We're well filed with those
who love good music. and that includes
nearly everybody that goes to church
ard some that do not. The concerts
were appreciated very much and the
attendance was highly complimentary
to the singers.
! JUNIOR UNION PROGRAMME
/ The following was the programme at
! the German tea. given by the Baptist
/ Junior union on Saturday afternoon
under the direction of Miss Ellis: Rec
| itation, Marion Doris; recitation, Mar
gerry Thomas; piano duette, Misses
Marjory ard Edith Chambers: recita-
ton, Hazel Marshall; piano SOLO, Miss
! Mary E. Hasey: vocal solo, Miss Pussie
Russell: vocal solo. Velma Myers: re-
marks, Pastor Lewis Halsey. Refresh
nents were served by the juniors I'M
/ der the direction OF Miss Edith Kay.
! ALVORD AND BRAVO JUAN
Sheriff Del Lewis of Tombstone. was
| in the city yesterday on official bust
ness. He has Just returned from Mex
leo. where he went TO receive Bert AL
word and Bravo Juan from the Mex
1 lean officers. But he did not get them.
/ He verified yesterday the reports
/ previously heard that the Mexican of
ficers had sent for him before they had
their men in jail. thinking they could
get them when wanted. but the ban
dts got Il wireless message and es-
capped the rurales.
/ GUN CLUB SHOOT.-The following
! scores We're made at the practice shoot
of the Phoenix Gun club yesterday aft
ernoon: Aitken, >, 10. 10. TO- 10; Nor
gan. ), 6. 6. ;. ;. I. I. :. 6: Mcpherson.
/ 6. 6, s. 6. .. :: Pinney S. 6. ,. 8. s: Nor
! reil, s, s. TO- s, 6. .. :. S; NJ. Graham. 3:
j. W. Graham, 10; Cook, :. :, :: Elijah.
/ :; Harrison, 10. 3. :. >. Most of the
ammunition used was the Latin &
| Rand smokeless, furnished TO the
| shooters by Mr.. Cock. the representa-
| tive of that powder company and good
scores were made with it.
EX-MAYOR COLE-Ex- Mayor p. ].
Cole of this city, now a resident OF ella
county, is in Phoenix for short stay.
He is the superintendent Of the Column
bia Copper Mining company, whose
properties are 20 miles west of Globe,
and reports that everything at the
mine looks prosperous. He is now in
stalling d 22-hOrse power gasoline hoist
at the mine and has a good force OF
men working. He but recently COM
pense Of $6.000 having been working on
| it since last November. 1t was this
road work that got him into dispute