Arizona republican., 1903-03-03

| SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.-The board of supervisors held its regular monthly meeting yesterday for the au- diting of bills.
 POLICE COURT.-There was no ses- sion of the police court yesterday, the only arrest being Mexican who was too drunk to try.
 | w. c. T. L. MEETING.-The regular meeting of the W. C. T. |. will be held at their rooms, corner of Center and Monroe streets tomorrow, March 4, at 2:3O D. m. All interested are invited to meet with us.
 | GOVERNOR ERODE ILL.-Gover- nor Brodie is suffering from recur- renee of the fever which he contracted in the Cuban campaign. He was at his office attending to his duties as usual but he was compelled to go home early in the afternoon.
 1 A LEGISLATIVE BALL.-From the earliest times ii has been the custom to give ball in honor of the members of the legislature at some time during the session, usually earlier than this. So far no move has been made for it and the members and attaches are be- ginning to ask why.
 A HOME IN THE Among the recent arrivals in the valley is Harmon B. Smith of Jamesport, Mo He has come here to stay, having pur- ] chased a twenty-acre ranch, mostly 1 fruit. northeast of the Indian school It is adjoining the ranch of his son who has lived here for some time.
 TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.-The grand steer-tying contest to be given by the Arizona and Colorado cowboys | at East Lake park next Saturday | March 7th, has been postponed until March 14th and 18th, on which dates ii has been decided to give the best eX- hibitions ever witnessed in the wes; under the management Of Jack Gibson
 HER GOOD FORTUNE.-Queen Holman, little girl residing on West Jefferson street. is the happy little girl that brought to the Doris Heymar Furniture company the greatest num- Der of words made out of the letters in the name of the range the firm is ad- vertising and received as reward q junior range. Messrs. McDougall, Dieh and Heflin were the members of the awarding committee.
 HOW NAMES FALL TOGETHER pr. Whiteside of the council made a discovery yesterday which will be of II interest to those who have read the works of George Eliot. He was en- gagged in preparing list of the physi- clans of the territory with their post office addresses. He came across the name of Dr. George Elliott whose post office by a strange coincidence is Mid dlemarch which happens to be the Il name of one Of the most famous nov els of the great authoress.
 CLERK EVANS NOT TO BLAME Chief Clerk Evans of the council re- | gretted yesterday that his name had become associated in the house dis cussion yesterday with the sending away of the so-called statehood tele- gram in which il was represented to De the expression Of the whole legisla . ture. He was gratified though at the vindication which the discussion brought out. Mir. Evans is too care ful an official to have made such a blunder.
 MRS. HAMILTON'S RECITAL Mrs. Hamilton's recital last night q the Doris theater was a success il every way. A representative audience of Phoenix musical people was presen and enjoyed every number on the pro gramme. Mrs. Hamilton sang Deautf fully. though she still was suffering from the effects of severe cold. Tn,
 Emanon quartette made a decided hi , and was recalled many times. MT. Stro bridge at the piano was at his best MT. Logan did not sing, though hi! name appeared on the programme. ORATORICAL AND MUSICALE Among the gentlemen who have kind ly consented to take part in the old