Arizona republican., 1902-02-02


are Interested.
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.-There
was a large crowd Mt the Country club
yesterday afternoon. The links were
in fine condition and many engaged in
the Fascinating game of golf. Mrs. s.
Oberfelder assisted by Mrs. II. Hey
man. Miss Heyman and Miss Goldman
|served tea and other refreshments.
Miss Heyrnan rendered delightful
music on the piano. and altogether IL
was most enjoyable day for members
ana visitors.
POLICE COURT.-The job wagon
inquisition that was to have been held
in the recorders court yesterday after
noon. was postponed till Monday.
There were three misdcamcanor cases:
one drunk. five days: one drunk case
continued till Monday, and one man
given his passports and told to clear.
FUNERAL OF MRS. MANN.-Thc
funeral of Carrie Marie Mann, wife of
Edward O'Brien Mann. will be held
this afternoon at 9 o'clock at the chapel
OF Mohn & Fastening. Rev. f. \.
Penick officiating.
VIEWING OLD SCHNES.-John l..
Farley. general agent of the Thiel De
tective Service company. with Offices
in all the large American cities. ar
rived here yesterday from Prescott and
is n guest of the Hotel Adams. Mr..
Farley was chief of police of Denver
from 1889 to 1893 and from 1897 till April
last. His visit to Phoenix calls up
many old "reminiscences. as he served In
| the regular army all over southern Ari-
IONA in 1871 and knows what it is to
meet bloodthirsty Apaches in the road
and on both sides of it.
HE LIKES PHOENIX.-Dr. ]. Nor
ton Howell of Dayton. o.. arrived here
yesterday. accompanying Messrs. j. X.
Davis and T. ]. Davis of Mechanics
burg. o.. the former not being i'm good
health. The party is stopping at the
Hotel Adams. DR.. Howell is an old
acquaintance of DR.. G. w. Vickers.
and other Ohio people who have found
in Arizona good place to live. He is
very much impressed with what he
has seen of the valley 50 far, and will
remain few days to enjoy n real
good winter climate and see more of
the country. After that he will visit
Prescott and Journey to California. re
and Denver & Rio Grande.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
Hon. William G. Ewing of Chicago.
will deliver a free lecture on the sub
ject of Christian Science at the Dor
ris opera house on Thursday evening.
February 6. Judge Ewing is n jurist
of wide reputc. He declined a renomi-
nation to the bench and gave up the
successful practice of his profession for
the express purpose of entering actively
into Christian Science work. and ia
now. by official appointment n member
OF the international branch of lecture
ship of the mother church of Christian
Science. the First Church of Christ.
Scientist. in Boston. Mass, Thus au-
thorized. he has the merited approval
of all branch churches of this denomi-
nation as an able and worthy EXPO
nent of Christian Science.
THE REFORM sCHOOL-Joseph
Fifieid of Fineld e. Gallagher, returned
yesterday morning from Benson. where
he is experimenting the construction of
the reform school. He has twelve men
employed. They are still working on
the foundation. but are making rapid
progress. so that the work is much
further advanced than the contractors
expected it to be at this time. Mr..
Fiield says that the building will be
finished some time in September. y
census has been taken of the bad boys
in Phoenix. and it is estimated that
there are about twenty-five of them
ready for matriculation. The camp
OF the workmen at Benson is called
.
character of the men who reside there.
Mr.. Fifield is the captain of the camp.
DEPARTURE OF DIR. WALKER-
| DIR. M NJ. Walker left last night for
| Clifton to take the place of chief sur
geon of the Arizona Copper compa ny.
DIR. Walker came to Phoenix n little less
than year ago. and at once acquired
an extensive practice, for his fame as
n physician and surgeon had preceded
him. He had for several years been
successful prac tic toner. and for long
time had held high rank IN the army
as a surgeon. His army service was
i'm the Philippines. DIR. Walker is not
only Il skillful physician. but n most
pleasant gentleman. so that his de-
parture from Phoenix is a matter of
regret. DR.. Walker has lately been i'll
of attack of grip. from which he is
! just now happily recovering.
ADDED INSULT TO INJURY.-M
| Aldridge. the expressman, who the day
before upset n coal oil stove in the
| shoemaking shop of Ramon J. Acosto.
nearly burned up the establishment and
almost cremated the proprietor, was
before Justice Burnett yesterday and
was fined so. The old man was very
penitent, as he always it. and said that
| if he was ever brought into court again
he hoped that he would be sent to jail
for six months. The justice told him
| that his wish would be granted to the
day. Soon after the disposition of the