Arizona republican., 1903-03-12

CATTLE SHIPMENT.-The Benton
 Bros. yesterday sent three cars or cat tie to San Diego
 A WAITING TELEGRAM.-There is an undelivered message at the Western
 Union for H. E Potts
 RURAL ROUTE EXAMINATION The examina ton of applicants for posi- tions of carrier on the new rural route No. to be established out of this city
 is now in progress and is being con- ducted by Inspector John P. Fogarty-
 A SNOW FLAKE PARTY.-There will be something new in the way of an entertainment at the Phoenix Dancing academy, Padget hall, tomorrow night.
 For some reason it is called a snow flake party and one of the features of it will be a snow scene.
 ILLINOIS VISITORS.-Mrs. Annie Spoor of Oregon, Illinois. and Mrs Cartwright of the same place, wi:e of Judge Cartwright of the Illinois su- preme court, are making a visit to MT. Louis Melczer and family at their resi- dence on North Center street It is the first trip of the ladies to Arizona, but they say il will not be the last. They pronounced Asizona's winter climate the most perfect in the world.
 DEATH OF MISS NOBLE.-The fu- neral of Miss Corinne Noble, who cied last Sunday. will take place this after noon at ? o'clock from Bradley's par lors. She was nineteen years of age. She came here from Chicago some time ago with her mother. The interment will be only temporary. Her father who is prominent Odd Fellow of Chi cago, is prevented by illness from be- ing present.
 THE ORPHEUS ENTERTAINERS. This is the night when the Orpheus entertainers will entertain the people of Phoenix at the First M. E. church. The entertainment will begin at eight o'clock The members of the party are Miss Miriam Eskridge, reader and character delineator; Miss Katherine De We're, pianist, and Miss Edith Nor man Klock, soprano. These ladies have travelled all over the United States and wherever they have been they have earned the most fiattering press notices.
 | PHOENIX GUN CLUB SHOOT There was a large attendance of shoot CTS at the practice shoot of the Phoe- nix Gun Club yesterday afternoon, a good many of whom were visitors. The scores were: At singles-Aitken, g, 3, g. g; Sootten, Sr., 4. 6, :, 3. s, 6, s. s. 6:
 Scotten, Jr.. :. :, 6; Riley, :, G. 6, S. :. 9; Leggitt, i, l, 3, 4.s2; Pinney. 6, :, s, $; Morrell, 10, 9, :. s, s, 10, g; Chambers, | 0. ?. 4. 4. :, :; Geach, 1. 5.4; Dickinson. G. 3; Hunter. I, 3. }; Doll. g. I, 6. At doubles-Aitken, 2: Morrell, 6; Scotten. ST.. 4; Chambers, 3; Riley, s; Geach, 4. DIR. .WINEMAN DEAD.-Dr. A. T Wineman, well known dentist. died
 late Tuesday night. Of consumption. Dr. Wineman's residence was at Aus tin, Illinois, suburb of Chicago but he came to Phoenix four years ago and had remained in the valley ever since. When he came here it Was with the
 hope of recovery from the disease which at last carried him off. and his health was greatly improved for long time. He was 3I years old on the day of his death. His wife and his father and mother were in Chicago when he died. The funeral services will be held at Easterling's undertaking parlors ! tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Rev. | pr. Halsey officiating, and the inter- ! n:eEt will take place in RSsedale ccIEe- ] tery immediately after
 RETURN OF PRESIDENT HARP l ER.-President Harper of the Univer- sity of Chicago who has been visiting | in the valley for the past week yester- 1 day received a telegram recalling him at once 10 Chicago. It informed him that at an early day M. Jules Cambon,
 the French ambassador to this coun- try would visit the university and it
 was necessary that the head of the in- stitution should receive him in person.
 MT. Harper left last night for Chicago