Arizona republican., 1902-03-20

NECkTIE PARTY.-There will be an apron and necktie party in Padget hall Friday night, though it is promised that nobody will be hanged. The dane ing will be followed by refreshments.
 BUCK NOT GUILTY.-The case of the territory against Tom Buck for negligence in his duties as a member of Company B. N. c. A. was finished yesterday morning in Justice Gray's court and the jury returned verdict
 of not guilty.
 KINGS DAUGHTERS-T Kings Daughters social at the Baptist church
 will be one of those pleasant occasions
 which none of their friends can afford
 to miss. One of the attractions on the programme. and there are others. will
 be vocal duette by Mrs. Pliny Thar aldson and Miss Lena Purdy.
 INDIAN SCHOOL ENTERTAIN- MENT.-There will be a musical enter tainment at the Indian school in q few days, the proceeds of which will go to the treasury of the Indian school band. The date has not been difnitely an- nCunced yet. but the entertainment will proba bly occur on Saturday night.
 WILL. RETURN TO PHOENIX-
 IT from Charles l.. Mosher. formerly d
 Phoenix newspaper man. saying that
 he expects to return here next sum mer or fall. He has for some time been
 living in the Printers home in Col
 orado. where he is being treated for
 an affection of the lungs. He writes that he is improving in health. WE'RE j. K DAYS EFFECTS
  i of the sale of the personal effects of John McCarty q day or two ago. In- stead of John McCarty il should have read J. K. Day. The sale was under the direction of T. NJ. Bower. admin | istrator of the estate of MT. Day. who | was formerly q partner of McCarty. Mr. Bower had nothing to do with the McCarty estate.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT.-The following 1 scores were made at the practice shoot | of the Phoenix Gun club yesterday af- | ternOon. X high wind blowing made l the scores lower than usual: Aitken. g, 10. 1o. h. 10: Bark. $. ,. 1. 1. I: Gun
 ter. :. s, S. :. 10. I: Kolb. 1, 6. :. ,. 6. 5. 6; Wallace. Q, :. :. 9. :: Morgan. i. ! ,. s. :. 3. $, ,: Scotten. ,. :. ,. ,. 6, ,; ! McPherson. I. :. :. l. :. s; Kimball. ,, | :. 6. j. 6; Harrison. :. 6. :.
 i AN ODD COLLECTION.-The city police are engag ged in making a collec- tion of bicycles and bicycle parts. Every day or two they pick up some piece of a bicycle in the suburbs of | the city. dropped by one or another 1 of the thieves who are continually op- erating. They have in the collection | two gentlemen's wheels which they would be willing to dispose of to the owners on proper proof being estab- 1 lished.
 DIR. KENNEDY SERIOUSLY ILL. | News was received by H. M. Kennedy yesterday afternoon that his father. 1 Dr. Y. P. Kennedy of Aberdeen. $. D.. ! Was dangerously sick and not expected ! to live. Dr. Kennedy was an able 1 physician, who with his wife spent a winter in this city ten years ago and who always felt a longing to return l here to live. He made many friends who will be pained to hear of his seri- ous illness.
 FIRST OF THE SE,ASON.-While citizens are commenting on the un- | pleasant March winds tnat have pre- 1 vailed for some days past. it is well to remember that after all it is nothing in comparison to the weather in other parts. In fact Buxton X Co. yesterday
 had straw berries on display. a thing that would not be impossible almost anywhere else. in March. They were big l red strawberries at that. showing that