Arizona republican., 1903-03-11


 called meeting of the Ministers asso- citation at the study of the First M. F. church at D. m. today.
 DIR. NORTON BETTER.-Dr. Norton, who has been confined to his bed for the last week with an attack of pneu- monia is doing as well as could be eX- pected.
 GUN CLUB SHOOT.-The Gun club will have a practice blue rock shoot this afternoon at o'clock at the grounds near Phoenix park. All visit ing sportsmen are invited to take part A SON.-The third son and fourth child of pr. and Mrs. J. C. Norton had fixed March 10 as his birthday and he orly had two minutes grace in carrying out his calculations. It just lacked that much of midnight It's a fine son too.
 MAY COME AGAIN.-John K. Scotc and aunt, Ida l. Keys of Pittsburg, Pa, who have been spending the winter In Phoenix, leave this week for California. They are greatly pleased with Arizona and it is not unlikely will return again during future winter seasons.
 4 REMUNERATIVE OFFICE From the annual report of the clerk Of the board of supervisors, filed yester day. it is learned that the county re- corder's office during the past year turned into the county treasury $4,20u in excess of the office expenses.
 THE LOAN CONFESSIONAL meet ing of the territorial loan commission will be held this morning to hear an application of the city of Tucson for the funding of bonds of the city to the amount Of S12.000 and q floating in Gebtedness amounting to S55.0c0.
 BOTH ARE DEAD.-Miss Russell re- turned home yesterday from a visit to her sister Mrs. W. T. Gregory of Yuma. She says that the second of the two prisoners vno were shot in the attempt to break for liberty last week. is now dead f:is won.as having been mortal
 GLAD TO LET HIM GO.-The case of Hermann Guenther, charged with a disturbance of the peace. came up in the court of Justice Burnett yesterday morning. He was dismissed almost without a trial. He was probably guilty, but he was accompanied by his wife. and between them they got the court rattled. He was willing to do anything to get them out of court. COURTHOUSE PLAZA-At no time of the year does the courthouse plaza look better than right now when it's green contrasts so greatly with the leafiess trees around. The blue grass plats are in good condition and the pansy beds and many other flowers that are now in bloom are a pretty sight for those who are in the habit of behclding only snowy landscapes at this season of the year.
 FOR THE TOURNAMENT. Jack Gibson has purchased for the coming widest steers ever brought from Texas by Frank Criswell, and Frank always picks out a wild bunch with each ship ment to supply the tournament market. MT. Gibson has also secured a halr- dozen horses that are guaranteed to be the worst ever. These are provided for the bronco riders who want to break their necks.
 REGISTRATION ORDINANCE. - | There was a special meeting of the city council last night called for the purpose of passing the necessary resolution providing for the registration for the regular annual election. This should not be confounded with the registration for the bond election, for which there is an entirely different qualification for voters. The bond election occurs April 15 and the regular election May ,. Ned Doheney was appointed a special police man.
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