Arizona republican., 1903-03-21

REGISTRATION SLOW.-Up to a late hour yes terday afternoon Recorder Jobs reported 14O registrations for the
 water bond election.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT. - Yesterday. Representative Haskins of the Cudahy Packing company shipped seven cars of cattle to Los Angeles via the M. & P railroad.
 DIR. NORTON OUT.-Dr. J. C. Nor ton. territorial veterinary surgeon. was able to he out of doors yesterday after an illness of about two weeks. Though in weakened condition, he will be will be fully recovered in q few days. THE COUNTRY CLCB.-Ths after noon will be observed as usual at the Country Club. Mrs. L. H. Chalmers will serve refreshments. A very en- joyable evening was spent at rhe club. last night at an informal dance for the members and their friends.
 LAND COURT ADJOI-RNED-R. L. Long. clerk Of the United States court of private land claims has received word from Chief Justice Reed now at Santa Fe where the court is in session aGjournirE the session that was to have begun here on the 24th of this month to November 27th.
 GONE TO TEXAS.-FIed Taylor, accompanied by his mother left on last nights NJ. 6. P. train for Dallas. Tex. which will hereafter be their home They came here last summer since which time Mir Taylor las ben q very efficient erEploye oi the Western Union telegraph company in the local office and forme>. wide acquaintance ia business circles.
 THE RATHBONE SISTERS-lirs. L:ia 4. Moore who organized q lodge Of the Rathbone Sisters in Mesa City will today preside at the institution oi q lodge of the same society here. The members to be are expected to gather 2t PythiGn hall at o'clock when the
 work will begin. There will be in the neishborhood Of loo members in the new lodge Tn the evening there will i ise a big banquet.
 | FAVORABLY fPRESSED-W T. i Wilson Of Cleveland. O.. is in the city visiting Dr. and Mrs. J NJ Evans.
 Mir. Wilson is interested in several large financial institutions in Cleveland
 and in otter parts of Ohio. He ex- poets to remain in Arizona for several ! days looking into important matters.
 ard will probably invest extensively here. Mr. Wilson expresses himself as being most acreeably surprised with what ire has seen of Arizona. and
 thinks Phoenix superior to most west ern towns visited. He has been travel
 ing quite extensively over the west and northwest for the past five weeks; i looking over the possibilities for pro- ! fitable Investments for some of the several banks and trust companies in
 which he is interested.
 PLEASED WITH BISBEE.-Edvin c. Glow customs inspector O. Duluth.
 Minn.. has been spending the winter
 in Arizona and making his headquart-
 CTS at Phoenix. He returned recently from visit to Bisbee and other mining ] towns in southern Arizona He was
 particularly interested in Bisbee by reason of the fact that many of his
 friends in the lake region have become 1 interested in Bisbee mines and he has his own eyes on some things that look
 good to him. He made special note of 1 the Calumet Ss Arizona opera tions. that
 company being largely financed in the north and is nQt only pleased but
 amazed at the rapid progress of devel- opment and the business like sway in
 which all the large companies in the ! Warren district are doing things.
 A BIG TRAIN.-Last nights M. &
 P train. southbourd. was a notable one in that it was an unusually long
 train and had a large passenger list.
 An extra Pullman. empty. added to the
 appearance of things and the baggage
 car rot being equal to the demands
 upon it, q freight car was pressed into
 the service as baggage care No. ?. The train carried a large part of the wreck
 age of the late TWenty-second legisla- l ture, including many members, clerks, lobbyists, etc. In fact the passenger