Arizona republican., 1902-04-03

SOME GOOD CATTLE.-A carload of good cattle from Buckeye went out yes terGay to Los Angeles, shipped by Geo. Hoskins. In the car were two Here lords. If months old, that weighed eX- actly 1940 pounds. These cattle were raised and fed by Joseph and Geo. Day.
 LADIES' AID TEA-The Ladies' Kid society of the Baptist church will give an afternoon tea in the church parlor on Thursday. April 3. from 2:30 until ; o'clock. All friends of the church. and strangers particularly. are most COZ dially invited.
 CHANGE FOR OLD MAIDS.-Thare will be an ''old maid social and dance Friday evening in Padget hall. at which prizes will be awarded the best lady character as an old maid or widow and also to the gentleman character as the best "hayseed' or farmer.
 DATES ALL RIGHT.-Professor R. II. Forbes of the university recently examined carefully. in company with Professors Cockrel of East Las Vegas. the date orchard near Tempe. which contains about 400 imported trees. They report that while the cold weather of the winter nipped the trees a little. N them are growing nicely.
 COMING BACK OF OFFICIALS- United States Marshal McCord, United States Attorney F. 2. Nave. his assist ant, Mir. Campbell. and his clerk, AIr McReyoId. returned yesterday morning from Prescott. where they have been attending United States court The United States Attorney is preparing ! ,f on April II.
 i PRESCOTT'S REPRESENTATIV Misses Sylvia Dekuhn, Florence Herndon and MabeI Moore, with Mrs
 J. l.. Munds as chaperone, will arrive l here Thursday morning from Prescott. ] The young ladies will take part in the Oratorical contest at Doris theater ! Friday night. It is said they have given much time to preparation and their Prescott friends confidently eX- ! pect they will win at least q share of l the honors of that evening
 1 OTERO'S CASE.-Juan NJ. Oterc. ar rested by Constable Kyle on the charge of beating his step daughter. Jesus i Ochoa, was arraigned yesterday and
 sent back to jail to await trial this morning at 10 o'clock in Justice Gray's; court. Each party to the controversy 1 claims the other made threat to ir- 1 trOGuce a siX-shOoter into the prelimi- nary argument made over across the
 river before the matter was referred to : the authorities.
 DEATH OF J. TEPRILL NEWMAN. J. Terrill Newman died March A at
 the home of his brother in Mountain i View Cal. In 1899 he came to Phoenix
 flor his health. In July, 1901. he re- ! turned to his old home in Missouri. remaining there until about six months
 ago, when he again went to California
 He was confined to his bed about eight
 months. He was a member of the Christian church and had many friends
 here who mourn his death.
 i CRIMINALS CONVICTED.-It is re-
 ported from Yuma that Guillermc
 Lisalda was convicted and sentenced
 to twenty-five years in the peniten-
 tiary. Lisalda killed Fermina Ochoa il l September, 1909, and escaped, beine
 captured only short time ago. Lui2 | IieVas, who escaped from jail witt Thomas Hart some time ago. was sen
 tenced to three years in the pen. liar it will be remembered was killed WhilC
 resisting recapture
 WHEEL AND HORSE IN COL LISIoN.@Thera was q collision ycster- i day between a horse and a bicycle a the corner Of First avenue and Wash ! ington street. \ man was riding rapid
 ly around a corner when he Yncr q bicy |