Arizona republican., 1902-02-21

man. w. N James. Geo. A. Nrintz. Ed. l Karls and Deputy Sheriff ". E. Will Hams. After the ceremony was over refreshments were served in the hall
 and there was a delightful social sea son. The Phoenix visitors were so well
 pleased with their entertainment that
 they wished the Glendale Odd Fellows
 would install officers every week. THE WATER COMMISGION-An
 commission was held yesterday, and
 the terms of the enabling act were at ! least temporarily agreed upon. A | draft of the measure has been made, and is ready to be subu1itted to at torneys for an opinion. There is still
 considerable work before the commis- sion. The terms of the contracts with the canal ocr1panies have not yet been agreed upon.
 OF DEMOCRATIC sTOCK-Dr. j.
 F. Field of St. Joseph Mo. the first assistant superintendent of asylum No. ?, Missouris chief hospital for the
 insane, is in the city a guest of the
 Ford. Dr- Field is An old boyhood friend and schoolmate of Deputy Coun-
 ty Recorder 4. $. Arthur. They both came from the famous county Plate
 Platte is famous for the democratic majoiit ities it gives at every election.
 
 crats it sends out into the world It doesn't seem to make any difference how many democrats emisrate. the majorities at home never grow less.
 SATURDAYS RACES. - Tomorrow promises to be great day for thes sportsmen at the Phoenix driving park There will be an aggregation of fast stock on exhibition. the equal of which has never been together in this city be- fore There are some good horses here from I1l Paso and Flagstaff. and all the local favorites are expected to show thenfselves in one or another of the events. A good exhibition of young Nailey-raised stock will also add inter est to the afternoons entertainment. Manager Wheat. of the driving park end the members of the driving club are doing their best to make the exhi- hition a. success.
 CHCRCH NUSIC-.-At the last meet ing of the Ministers association hr. A. | M. Benham. the musical director. gave l 9 most excellent paper on church music ! Members Of the different church choirs 1 in the city were present to enjoy the paper and took part in the discussion . which followed it's reading. Mir. Ben ham gave special emphasis to the fact i that every par of the church service is { President Rowland voiced the : thanks of all present for the oppor- ! tunity of listening to MT. Benham'S , paper and by unanimous vote it's pub | Iication was requested. MT. Benham is well. known in musical circles In the !! east and in the west and was director | Of the great chDrus choir at the inter national convention cf the Society CT . Christian E1dcavor held in San Frau- cisco
 AN INSANE INDIAN.-C-rlos Men loza. an Indian of the Indian school. was in probate court yesterday. ci,arg- ed with insanity. His mental deranSe- nent was Of homicidal tendency. He had never tried to kill anybody but he mad talked about it SO much that there was a fear that he might sometime re- sort to action Against those whom h. had made threats was Dr. Dameron. He was asked what the doctor had donc 10 incur his displeasure. He replied hat the doctor had asked him a ques ion. When he was asked what the in question was he said the loctor had asked him if he had d gun f he would kill anybody. The judge 'aid he saw nothing in that simple in luiry to excite anger. Mendoza ad- nitted that the question itself Was nat insulting. but the doctors way of put ing it was highly SO. Mendoza was eken to the hospital for the insane.
 SHRINERS WILL CELEBRATE
 All the Shriners in the southwest are , to be in Phoenix today to par iCipate in the festivities that will be .eld today. tonight, tomorrow and to- nDrrow night. under the auspices of Fl ,aribah temple. 4 complete forecast # what will happen can be told only " the Shriners themselves. and it is likely they will do little talking on the outside. But two things have thus far ,een given out to the public. one is that here will be d grand street parade. he inning this afternoon at 4-45 and the ther is that big barbecue will be held n the evening. at which about twenty yros are to be served Ia fricossee with mayonnaisc dressing, dash of .inger- and sliced lemons. The lambs or the sacrifice will be led through the trcets with a rope as a symbol of their ltter willingness to take things as they ome. 4 special car will arrive from Tucson on this mornings train with hirty Shriners and their ladies. thus .nding a pilgrimage from the south m fringe of the oasis of Arizona. They will he met a the depot by q car van of local sheiks who have been yhetting their scimete=s for the last nonth. Many visitors are expected to ome from the north also.
 Our Isr or residences TOT sale and