Arizona republican., 1902-11-05

PAID THE BILLS.-The city coun- cil at Monday nights meeting allowed the monthly bills and city payroll then adjourned till after the political duel was pulled off.
 AFTER STOCK.-R. H. Benton of San Diego is in the city to look over the supply oi beef cattle for market. MT. Benton was one of the largest shippers to California last season.
 w. c. T. U. MEETING.-The ladies of the w. c. T. U. meet at 2:30 p. m. today. Members are requested to be prompt to allow ample time to those who wish to attend the parlor lecture at the home of Mrs. Jerry Millay.
 UP FROM CANANEA.-C. A. Ed wards came up from Cananea yester- day morning for a couple of weeks visit. He is employed by the Cananea company at Capote. two miles from the big town, in charge of the company's corrals.
 GUN CLUB PRACTICE.-The Gun Club will have a practice blue rock shoot this afternoon at f o'clock at their traps at the park. Following the practice will occur the regular month ly handicap shoot for the Peters tro- phy. Visiting shooters are always wei come.
 WINTER VISITORS.-Thomas L. Earle and daughter, Miss Vena Earle, and Mrs. l. E. Chute arrived in PhOe- nix yesterday from the east. They will spend the winter here. MT. Earle is an uncle of T. F. Irvine. He and Miss Earle have for years been in the em- ploy of the Canadian and Pacific rail- road company.
 GOT GOOD NERVE.-Whateve the foot ball team of the Phoenix high school may lack in science it makes up in nerve and enthusiasm. It is already sparring for a return game with the normal and it is ready to face the south siders at the earliest possible date. It may be remarked also that the team is doing some hard practice in an effort | to profit by it's recent defeat. GRAND LODGE OF MASONS.-The Masonic grand lodge of this territory will convene in Phoenix next Tuesday and will be in session three days. A committee of the grand lodge will meet here next Saturday to arrange for the work of the convention A special rate has been secured from both the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific. On the
 
 round trip and on the Southern Pacific one and one-fifth fares. The rate will be good from November 1th to 18th. BUCK MOLINO. - The marriage of William H. Buck for long time a resident of Phoenix to Miss Amelia Moline will take place at Yuma today. Mir Buck who was formerly connect ed with police service here has been employed al the territorial prison for the last two years as captain of the guard. The bride is d handsome and accomplished young lady, the daughter of MT and Mrs. J. M. Moline. who be- long to one of the oldest and best fam lilies in the territory. MT. and Mrs Buck will be at home after December l.
 A FORTUNATE DELAY.-Territor- ial Veterinarian Dr. J. C. Norton left last night for Wilcox in response to a telegram urging him to come on off cial business. The telegram was re- ceived the night before, but too late for him to catch the train, so that he was allowed the right to vote, the same as any other citizen. By a strange CO., incidence the doctor is wanted in Will cox immediately after every election, though what relation there is between these popular contests and the stock growing industry of the territory has not been made clear.
 STEREOPTICON LECTURE.-Rev. w H. Bagby, partor of the Fifth