Arizona republican., 1903-03-27

 cattle was shipped via the M. & P. road yesterday, from Tempe to Yuma. NO CHANGE-There is little change
 in the condition of Allan Cameron, the ex-soldier, who is very i'll of pneumonia at the Sisters hospital.
 D. A. R. MEETING.-The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held in Guild hall, rear of Trinity Episcopal church, on Saturday, March 18th, at
 2.3O o'clock.
 MIR. DYER'S ILLNESS.-The condi ton of c. J. Dyer, who has been quite i'll for a long time, is said to be rather critical. He is being carefully cared for
 at the Sisters hospital and is suffering
 from kidney affection.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. DUFFIELO.-
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret J. Duff
 field will take place at three o'clock
 this afternoon from the family resi- dence on North Third avenue. The
 friends of the family are invited to at
 tend.
 REGISTRATIONS to the time
 of closing last night, the recorder re-
 ported the total number of registra-
 tions for the water bond election as
 30S. There has been a slight increase
 in the number registering each day
 during the past few days. S. A. w. V. DANCE.-The Spanish
 American War Veterans are preparing
 for a big time on the night of April 1st,
 the occasion being their annual ball in
 O'Neill hall. There will also be a fine
 display of war relics that will greatly interest those who attend.
 PRESBYTERIAN TEA.-There will
 be a social afternoon tea of the Ladies
 Aid society in the church parlor from
 2:3O until o'clock Friday. These la
 dies will entertain: Mrs. Persons, Mrs.
 Wasson, Mrs. Irving Andrews, Mrs. w.
 G. Lentz, Mrs. Sloan. All women are
 cordially invited to be present.
 POLICE COURT.-James Langston
 was fined five dollars yesterday by Re corder Jobs for drunkenness. H. was also charged with vagrancy, but the
 case was continued to this afternoon to allow time for him to secure wit nesses. Francesca Martinez was sen tenced to fifteen days imprisonment for drunkenness.
 NEW LIBRARIAN.-Mrs. N. A. Nor ford has been appointed librarian of
 the free city library to succeed Mrs.
 Church Bergman, resigned. Mrs. Der ryman has been a very competent of1i cial in the position and has made many friends. Mrs. Morford is lady of lit erary training and will be at home in an atmosphere of books.
 DIR. STONES IMPROVEMENTS pr. H. H. Stone is completing some important Improvements at Palm Lodge. on North Center street. They consist of three two room cottages with bath; he is also building an addi- ton or rather detached building containing a dining room and kitchen which will contain music and billiard
 rooms. When finished the capacity of the Lodge will be doubled. In June
 the doctor will leave for Germany and Switzerland for the purpose of making Investigations in methods Of medical treatment.
 A HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.-Dep- uty Constable Gonzales yesterday evening captured Jack Pogue who is wanted at Florence for horse stealing. A letter describing him was received
 at the office of the sheriff several days ago and was turned over to the deDu- ty constable who knew the man by sight. Word was sent to Florence
 last night informing the authorities of | his capture An officer will arrive to- day to take charge of him. Rafael Valenenzuela was also locked up on a charge of felony; he was committed from Tempe. He is regarded by the officers as one of the worst men in the valley They have been trying to get hold of him for a long time and he has been frequently arrested but Nalen zuela was always furnished with loop hole.