Arizona republican., 1902-03-10

THE BAND CONCERT.-'The usual Sunday afternoon band concert called out to the city hall plaza yesterday afternoon the largest crowd of the sea son. The afterpoon was more summer | like than any in Phoenix in the year i 1902
 X BICYCLE TOUR.-LeonGrd Put nam, William Moore and Charles Han ford left yesterday morning for Naco, Mexico, on bicycles. They are going by the way of Florence. Bedrock. Tucson and Bisbee. They expect to be on the road about four days.
 INDIAN ORATORY.-An Interesting entertainment showing what education
 is doing for the Indian. will be held at the Presbyterian church this even ing at o'clock sharp. under the auspices ot the Woman's Christian Temperance union. The contestants will all be Indians from the school. who will also furnish music both vocal and instrumental. including selections from their orchestra. No admittanee fee. but silver offering at the door will be appreciated.
 TOUCH OF FLORODORA-B. Smith ard his Palace Concert orchestra.
  On the first of a series of Sunday eve ming concerts for which they are en- gagged The rotunda held q large audience which applauded Hberally. Tell Me Pretty Maiden" that famous sextet from "Florodora." which has been rather slow in stirring musical
 circles in Phoenix. brought forth loud applause. showing how well the Phoe-
 nix musical now receives this catchy | strain Smiths violin and the other I instruments of the orchestra responded to the encore in their most lively vein. GUN CLUE SHOOT.-The following scores were made at the Phoenix Gun club grounds yesterday afternoon in practice: Elijah. ?. :: Aitken. 10. 6. 2, i s. s: Kolb, ,, 6. 1, i. s. 10 ,: Pinney. I, i. :: MOrrel :. ;. x. $: Morgan. ;. ,. :. Tn the shoot fer the Peters trophy the scores were: Aitken. 22: Pinney. r., McErell. 2f: I[olb. H. Morgan, II. MorreIl having missed i was entitled to shoot at more. and breaking all I, made total of 25. winning the medal. The other scores including handicap
 were: Aitkan. 24; Pinney. g: Koib. 24:
 Morgan. 19. All practice shoots will be
 held hereafter Ut , o'clock each We'd ncsday afternoon without further mo- tiCe.
 PHOENIX OUT OF TOWN. - Tally-ho parties and pleasure turn outs of various descriptions dotted the public highways and country roads from Phoenix in al directions as far as Mesa yesterday afternoon. Phoenix en masse seemed to reNel in one of the most beautiful days of the approach ing spring. Vast fields of alfalfa. rows of trees of early Verdant foliage and in all wealth of bucolic scenery, such as is witnessed in few parts of the country at this time Of the year
 greeted weary Phoenix brain workers
 and office men with q version of nature
 which dissipated all cares. It was a glorious day of good cheer for natives and tourists. bringing out. according | to liVerymen. q greater demand for ! rigs than on any former Sunday during ! the year.
 l RETURN OF FRANK CLINE | Constable Martin returned yesterday
 morning from Tucson with Frank Cline. for whom warrant had been
 sworn out charging him with the en- | bezzlement of three horses. The con- | plainant was a man named Jones, who | brought the horses here from Mon | tana and some time ago put them in pasture on Cline's ranch below the city
 More than week ago Cline left the
 country. intending to go to Mexico. Ii
 was charged that he took these horses