Arizona republican., 1903-02-15

] had the longest campaign of any can didate for office in this county and was only fearful that he would not get 1t off his hands before it was time to begin another ore which to say the least would have been confusing.
 PUPILS RECITAL-Mr William Edson Stroblidge announces the sixth pupils recital al the Christian church on next Friday evening. February 70. These affairs are part of the scheme of study on the piano. and while all friends af the pupils are invited it is understood that their value is to the pupils rather than to the public
 A DEED FOR TFOUSANDS-A deed from Emil Gang. receiver for the Ari- Zona water works and sewage coni- pany, to Henry O'Iagan was filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day The consideration was $4S. 800 MT O'Eagan is 2 resident of London and was one of the stockholders or tiis company Last spring he brought suit against the company for himself and other stockholders representing a ma Jority of the stock, asking for a re- ceiEer and the sale of the property Judgment was granted as prayed for
 
 4 COMING CONCERT-A rare treat IS i'll store for the music lovers of Ph9e- ! nix in the concert to be given in the Methodist church Friday evening next l fe success of this is already assured | fer II Is under the able management of ! Mir Logan Of San Francisco, a singer i Of wide experience. His robust tei,cr ! voice ard splendid style VIII delight | 1--tI, a high soprano of clear quality. Mir. ! Morris of Indiarapolis has strong baritone voice, rich and sympathetic. ! They will be assisted by some Of the best home talent. A fuiI progra Illrne will be printed later.
 ANNUAL MEETIN G-The annual meeting Of the Arizona Mexican Cop Der company was held here yesterday in the con.pany's office on Center street The officers were reelected fer the ensuing year as follows: J. E.. Hubinger of New Haven, president: W. '. Deity of Phoenix vice-presi- dent " C. Foster of Phoenix secre- tary. and R. H. Greene of Phoenix. treasUrer. The directory comprises these four end John Henderson of No gales. r. D. Wetmore oi New Haven l company is enthusiastic over it's pros poets and MT. Hubingcr through whom t was financed is especially so. He re- cently returned from visit to the property and is well pleased with the 5liuation. Work is going on without and the company proposes to push development as fast as possible s!r RubinSer and MT. Wetmore will cave for their hone Jin New Haven 1n tonignt's train.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARs.-on last Monday night the officers-eIect of the oe2l Gcod Tempiars' lodge were in tailed by Deputy Grand Chief Tenoiar J. O. Mullen. assisted by A. P Wal bridge and Mrs. May Postle of Williams $ installing marshals. The lodge has from the usual custom 0y the lection of I lady, Miss Geissinger. as presiding officer. Those best acQuaint- d with Miss Gsissinger predict that , he will be enc of the most popular : hief templars that the lodge has had or mary quarters, as she is possessed f the qualifications necessary to make
 model presiding officer The other 'iiicers of the lodge are: MoreU Fix, ' T.; i. J. Hurtel. secretary: Freeman : like, F. &; J. G. Tinker. treasurer. Nellie Wright. C: H. M. Thomas. M; Yearl Jackson. D. M: Mrs l.. NJ. l hon7as. G.: Roy Kirkland. S. and A. 2 : Walbridge, P C. T Two candidates f 'c.e initiated al the last session and a amber Of others have been elected re- ently. On March 23 the lodge will ceIe- e rate it's silver jubilee. as it will have. cached it's twenty-ffth birthday or hat date.
 THIMBLE PARTY.