Arizona republican., 1902-04-19

to it's members that no more meetings of the chapter will be held until next fall
 BAND CONCERTS.-Be Beginning with next Sunday the concerts of the Pio- neer band will ba held in the evening at o'clock instead of in the after noon.
 FORFEITED BAIL.-One fellow citi- zen who started rough house Thurs day night was arrested and gave a cash bond fer his appearance in police court yesterday. but he did not appear.
 TE,NAS EUNION.-The reunion of members of the Texas State society. which is usually held here on April T. has been postponed to some date to be announced later. owing to the absence oi the president and several other mem bers, who have gone to Dallas to at tend the reunion there.
 TROLLEY WIRE BURNED-The street cars were held up last evening fer a time by the burning in two of the trolley wire near the corner of Wash ingtCn and First streets. Before the cable parted for d minute or two there was a little bonfire up on the wire that lighted up the street very ncticeably. FOR BEARING AE;AIS.-Nellie Par ra, who was arrested on Thursday for carrying q concealed weapon, with which it was said she intended to perforats her husband. Francisco Lo- peg. was brought into Justice Burnett's court yesterday. She pleaded not guilty and her trial was set for o'clock this i afternoon.
 1 HEGELUND DISCHARGED. - Au- | Cc 1 fzing the Valley Pride creamery on the night of April 9th, was discharged yes I terGay 5y Justice Cray. there being i nothing to substantiate the charge. 1 The testimony of the prosecution was l put in after which the attorneys for the defense moved 10 dismiss and it was 90 ordered
 THE FRIDAY CLCB.-Ies esterday af- ternoon the Friday club was most de- IghtfuIly entertained by Mrs. Dr. Pur- man at her handsome residence on North seventh street. After the regular lessons refreshments were served and each member was pre- sented with a beautiful menu card Cu the front page oC which was q Dutch scene drawn by the hostess. The club has been studying the history of the Netherlands the past year.
 | RAILROAD bout mid night the private cars of Vice President r. D. Kerna Of the santa Fe and Mr. 1 E. P. Cheney. one of the directors oi the system. passed through town from | the south. These officials were ac- | companied ,by President z. M. Murphy ! Of the s. r., P. I& P, who is just re- 1 turning from the east. Mir Murphy 1 will stop at Prescott. MT. Cheney wa ! in Phoenix about a month ago when | he was on his way to the coast.
 WATER STORAGE MEETING- | Another meeting of the water storage ! commission was held yesterday morn Il ing at which Mr. Arthur p. Davis Of ' the geological survey was present and again went over the very elaborate plans he had prepared for the consuuc- ton Of a storage reservoir at Tcnto Basin site. Several business men were in attcndarce. Mir. Davis left in the afternoon for California. He will re- turn in about three weeks and will then close his business with the com mission.
 PRAISE SERNICE-A praise ser vice will be given at the First Presby- terian church Sunday evening next. The entire evening will be devoted to sacred songs. On this occasion the large choir of the church will be as sisted by Mrs. r. \. Tharaldson. Mrs. Isaac Stoddard. Mrs. ". C. Barnes. Mrs. Ancii Martin and Miss Angie Par ker The celebrated Spirit Immortal, ' by Verdi, the Prayer from Moses in Egypt" and a selection from Mendels- sohn's Hymn Of Praise" will be among the numbers giVen
 A SMALL FIRE.-TEe fire depart
 ment was called out yesterday after
 noon about l o'clock by an alarm from
 box No. T. I lamp had exploded in 2
 house belonging to q Mr. Canning. who
 lives on First street. near Buchanan
 The building is Q frame structure of
 three or four rooms. lined with cloth
 and papered. The lamp set fire to tht
 wall. but little damage had been done
 before the arrival of the department , The fire was extinguished by the chem
 ical and the loss was small Another
 minute or two of delay would have put a different light on things.
 DEATH OF WILLIAM II. HINSON , William H. Hinson. son of William , EIinson of this city, died yesterday anC
 the funeral will be held Sunday after
 noon at 2:30 o'clock at the NJ. F,
 Church. South. He was 3l years olc ? and most estimabie young man. H. came to Arizona first about fifteel
 years ago and last March went to tn Indian territory. returning here abou | a week ago. He leaves a wife, for
 merly Miss Ollie Baldwin. native c
 Kansas. lie was a member of the Mu
 tual Protective league of this city un
 der whose auspices the funeral will b
 held.
 \ FAREWELL DINNER PARTY
 A farewell dinner party was given |
 Mrs. Gooodwillie of Chicago at tn
 Hotel Adams last night on the eve c
 her depai ture for home after haVin
 spent the winter in the city Anon
 the guests were Ir. Daniel Murph
 and wife. Dr. and Mrs. Keefe. Mrs. ,
 5recr. Miss Laura l[ceie. Miss Ele5nc
 Purcell. Miss Celeste Koefe AIr. Gaff
 ney, AIr. l.. Hacker. Mr. Anderson. NJ
 T. J. sullivan. MT. Wanski, Mr. Lands
 AIr. Mac, Mr. Troy. Toasts were It
 sponded to by Mr. Anderson, Mir. Ma
 and Mir. Keefe. \ beautiful silver loN