Arizona republican., 1903-02-24

GONE TO NEW YORK.-Airs. A. Y.
 Pearson left for New York City on last nights NJ. S; P. train escorting the
 body of her late husband which will be
 buried there.
 HOTEL ADAMS CONCERT.-The
 concert at the Hotel Adams Sunday
 evening was delight for large num-
 Der of people who attended and the rendering of each number.
 GONE TO CALIFORNIA.-Mi Milton Turnbull left on last nights train for California where he expects to reside in the future. MT. Turnbull as one of dard's station a few weeks ago. ADDRESS AT HIGH SCHOOL.-By invitation of Principal George Blount
 Rev. pr. Halsey gave an address or Washington at the High school yester- day morning. describing Washington. the boy. the man, the statesman tn Christian.
 RECITAL TONIGHT.-Miss Jessie Dunbar will give a piano recital at the Christian church tonight All music lovers are invited to be present. A very interesting programme is an nounced. including the famous Moon light Sonata" by Beethoven. TEACHERS EXAAlINATION.-T The i regular quarterly examination of ap- plicants for teachers certificates will be held in this city next Monday and Tuesday. The examination will be at | the Central school building and will be- gin promptly at 9 o'clock a. m. Appli- cants should furnish their own paper, pens, ink and whatever else may be needed in the course of the examina- tion.
 ANOTHER NEW PLAY-Managar Curtiss was so well pleased with the first production of Mr. Fittings play, An Arizona Ruby" that he has in- structed MT. Fitting to write another play to be presented some time during the company's summer engagement. ! Mir. Fitting will begin work on his play within a few weeks. His many friends l in Phoenix will wish him success in his work Of play writing.
 FIRENIEN'S S BALI.-O'Nein hall was 1 the scene of a lively company last
 night. Rather it was a lively resi- | ment for il was the occasion of the |
 Fire department and with their dane | ing friends they make at least a regi-
 ment. There was good music and the i laddies in blue uniforms and the las
 sies in uniforms of all colors enjoyed 1 themselves as they could only at d | fremen's ball.
 ] HAD HIS HANDS FULL.-Sheriff A
 " Lewis of Cochise county. the biggest
 sheriff in Arizona, arrived yesterday
 with a man who had been committed
 to the insane asylum. If the sheriff had been any smaller he would prob ably not have got here with his man
 at all. The maniac is also a large man.
 He began fighting as soon as the sher- | if started frCm Tombstone and he did
 not stop until he had been landed in 1 the asylum.
 l FORMER ARIZONIAN. - F. H
 Buckles expects to start on business
 trip to Arizona the first of the week l Mir. Buckles has many friends there
 and has not seen them for some time
 He will visit Tombstone and other
 points-Pagora Springs (Colo.) Weekly 1 Times Mr. Buckles was for twenty
 years engaged in the cattle business 1T | Cochise county and was well knowr | throughout the territory.
 Il JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT II At o'clock today James Lanstor
 will be tried by Justice Robertson or
 the charge of having robbed Franl Bird of sum of money. He was ar rested by Officers Lawrence and Bush
 Jesus Borques appeared before Justice Robertson yesterday and pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace He wa: fined six dollars and paid it. M. A Montes came forward with admission l of similar breach of the peace an'