Arizona republican., 1903-04-05

THE ARIZONA KEPJ ] She refused, not caring to follow school work, and a young lady was secured in Los Angeles 10 take charge Of the school She tired of the position and gave it up. \ second request was made to Mrs. Reedy and not desiring to ba | unaccommodating she agreed to teach Il for Q couple of months.
 A BAD FALl.-A little girl by the name of Armstrong fell off horse on West Van Buren street yesterday after noon and was rendered unconscious for a few minutes. but fortunately she was not seriously hurt. though at first it was 1 thought the horse had stepped Cn her. GED.-Yesterday was the date set for the trial of Jerry Roberts for al aggravated assault on Marearita Bernardo and for the trial of the latter for maintaining d resort for immoral | purposes of q nature not recognized by | law. There seemed to be no evidence of Importance available in either ease and both defendants were discharged. | THE DELINQUENT TAX SALE The sale of property for delinquent taxes was carried through the letter i K yesterday. IL will probably be concluded this week. The bidding is not very active. Most of the property of fered has gone delinquent before and lhe taxes have not yet been paid. In such cases the men who bought in the property at previous sales are allowed l to protect themselves by bidding in the same property again without opposi- ticn.
 MUSICAL PROGRAMME.-The fol- lowing programme of music will be rendered at the Baptist church service in O'NeiH hall on Palm Sunday: Morn ing. from AIczarts Twelfth Mass, Miss HGlsey: solo. The Palms" Mrs F. II. Cooper; quartette, Abide With Me" Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Fcote. Dr. | Dodsworth and MT. Coggins Evening prelude. Chopin noCturue Miss liaisey: Soft Sabbath Calm" quartette; solo, My God and Father. While 1 stray Ms. J. G. Fcote: duet. Love Divine. ' Mrs. Cooper and Dr. Dodsworth.
 \ SPECIAL INVITATION.-Rev. C. Y. Cowon. pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church. has issued special inVitat tion to the TIe5I ew people of the NtlS l0 e lSssIs! til- tItll LII Sci ttt' lliN evening After twenty-five years of careful study Of the Hebrew theology and an intimate acquaintance with many of the people. he is prepared to give a lecture oa The Past. Present and Future O: the Hebrew Race" Tho chorus choir will sing the pathet an | them By the Rivers cf Babylon" Tine male quaTte.te will also render Il spec ial number. entitled sad Heart Lco2; Up."
 \ SONG SERVICE.-Perscns visit ing the Christian church are impressed with the good work being done by Mrs. CraVens in the development of the choir. In two months she has gotten results that ale as surprising 2s they ale gratifying. A song service to b. given Cn Easter evening viii he fine exhibition of the progress made by the choir as well musical tre:.t to those who may attend. The choir will be assisted on tiIa; occasion D.: some of the best talent the city affords. An additional attraction of the evening will be q short sermon on musit by the pastor. All seats will be free. but collection will be taken for the music fund.
 ORGAN RF1CITAL.-A musical event tl-S-- btii4S ibtff'I itl " al VI bO ''' something in .he nature of q treat is an organ recital to be given in the First NJ. F. church on the evening of April gth. The orG,an::;t will be Walter F. 1 Skeele dean of the school Of music in the university of Southern California. Variety will be added to the programme by the ringing of the Emanon quar- tctte. local quartette too well known to need Introduction. MT. Skeele is q musician of great talent and is already well known by many Phoenix peopl4 who have heard him play in other cities.
 \ BUSINESS ANGE.-Burtis & i EllWanCCr have bought the fruit store and ice cream p3rlors next to the Cali fo:nia restaurant on First avenue. d half block sout,l of the postoffice. The | head of the firm is George D. Burtis. who has lived here several years and | is well known as d capable business man. His partner. William Ellwanger. | spent last winter in Phoenix and . portion of this winter and has made many friends.
 NEW PLATE GI-ASS.-It will be re- nleEbereG that some time ago q colored woman who was armed with a revolver. better described as a rapid fire scatter gun, gave an exhibition on Center street. during which she hoped to wing fleeing husband. But she missed her man. and about all she accomplished of q serious nature outside Of breaking into jail was 10 bore big hole throus'l the large and expensive plate-g glass window of the M. S p. general office Yesterday the glass was replaced by T
 new one. and shooters are requested to
 point their guns the other way for good
 glass comes high.
 Monday The Berlin will hold its
 spring opening. Everyone cordially in- vitcd to call and inspect the showing i.