Arizona republican., 1903-03-02

B. Y. P. U-Business meeting ard social Monday evening at the home or Miss Nellie McFalI, 609 North Fourth street.
 NEW ORDER OF THINGS.-The Douglas City bank will this morning begin doing business as a national bank.
 MUSIC AND ORATORY.-The pro gramme for the unique literary and musical entertainment in the Doris Orera house is virtually complete, but one or two names may be added.
 A VERY SICK MAN.-City Council man \. A. Sanders has been very ill of pneumonia fer few days and Satur- day night his condition was very alarming He was a little better yes terday.
 RETURNED HOME.-Mrs. Bessie H. Grossetta of Tucson returned home on last nights train after a visit of sev- eral days with her friends in Phoenix. Mrs. Grossetta is secretary Of the grand chapter of the order of the Eastern Star.
 PRESENT FOR A GIRL.-The Dor ris-Heyman company will today count up the returned advertisements for the Bucks Junior range and at o'clock will announce which young lady is to be made happy by receiving a free range.
 CRAM MOUNTAIN MINES.-Col. T. L. Schultz and Frank Miller came in from Cram mountain yesterday. Col. Schultz reports that the mine is look ing good. He has q force of eight men
 
 has been working twelve men.
 DISTRICT NO. 9. - Washington s birthday exercises were to have been held on February 20 in District No. 35, but were postponed on account of the illness of the teacher, until Friday, February 27, when a very interesting programme was given. It consisted of songs. recitatiors and dialogues. all about George Washington. The visit ors expressed themselves as very much pleased.
 DEATH OF MIR. WIGGINS.-Harry E. Wiggins, a well known lumberman of Minneapolis, died in this city yes terday morning. He was twenty-six years of age. He came here about three months ago accompanied by his wife, child and mother. His funeral will take place at two o'clock this af- | ternoon from Merryman & Holley's. The remains will be buried here only temporarily.
 DESERVING OF CREDIT.-Presi- dent Roosevelt. President Eliot of Har- yard, "Cephas." one of The Republi- cans late contributors, and others hold ing similar views relative to the multi plying Of the human race. are hereby officially notified that MT. and Mrs H. G. Feelings are rejoicing in the arrival at their home yesterday of baby daughter. The young lady is an S1a pound exhibit, handsome and we'll be- haved.
 | ANNUAL RECEPTION.-The Eightf grade of the Central school held it's an nual reception in Padget hall Friday night. It has been the custom of tht Eighth grade for some years 70 give al annual reception in honor Of their in vited friends. There was a good at tendance and the evening was spen very pleasantly. Refreshments were served and in the parlors games wert played, though the principal amuse ment of the evening was dancing.
 BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES At the Baptist church services ir O'Neill hall yesterday Chaplain Scot preached in the morning and Rev. J. A Elliott in the evening, giving excellent sermCns. Chaplain Scott administered the communion in the morning. The music included preludcs by Miss Hal say, and anthem by the quartette anC solcs by Mrs. Copper and Mrs. Foote The pastor. Dr. Halsey. is sufferin:
 from an attack of grip. and was sen
 home by his physician on Friday witt
 a temperature of 102. He is reported a better today.