Arizona republican., 1903-06-25

pOAANG NOuiA NtSNFldoN was NiietN VI t' sleeping drunk who was discharged af- ter due investigation.
 A GIRL BABE.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sidell are rejoicing over the arrival of girl baby weighing eight and one quarter pounds. Mother and baby are doing well.
 WALL STREET COURT-Benigno Grijalva was tried yesterday by Jus tice Robertson on the charge of drunk enness and disorderly conduct. found guilty and fined seven dollars.
 A CHURCH WEDDING.-Mr. James T. Gillen and Miss Margaret Willis were married yesterday morning at St. Mary's Catholic church. They left on last nights M. & P. train for Los An geles where they will be at home after the 10th.
 NOTHING DOING.-One of the quietest places in Phoenix now is the capitol building. The Sunday stiffness there yesterday was broken only by the appointment of Robert J. Williams of Globe notary public and by the re- ceipt of q lot of new filing cases for the offices of the territorial auditor and the attorney general
 A NEW YORK VISITOR.-Wiilis B. Troy and son of New York City were visitors in Phoenix Tuesday, leaving for home on yesterday mornings s. F., P & F. train. Mir. Troy is a leading spirit in the exploitation of the White Cloud and Exposition mining proper ties north of Morristown.
 SUGAR FACTORY PICTURES Those who are anxious to know what the inside of beet sugar factory looks like and who cannot wait until the Glendale plant is finished. may satisfy their curiosity by calling at the board of trade and looking at q collection of pictures left there by w. J. Murphy. The pictures are interior views of the factory in operation at Alameda. Cal. WHAT HIS NAME WOULD BE.-A reader of The Republican sends a pos tai card to this office asking what the name of the new king of Servia would be in the United States. He answers the query himself. making a play upon the name of King Peter. It is Simple George kara (George) witch" That might be true. but it is much more like ly that he would soon be called by the more classic name of Pants or Dennis or Mud.
 FLU U 1IONAfN1 fSE0l A l---- MI May French Cooley, Miss Rubelle Rath- bone, MT. W. F. Strowbridge. Mir. Carl Morris and MT. Wilson have kindly consented to give an elocutionary and musical recital in the Central NJ. F.. church. south. on Friday evening at s o'clock. The whole of the proceeds are for the building fund, and those who wish to aid a worthy object and obtain an evenings entertainment are invited to attend.
 POSTGRADUATE COURSE.-Jim- mic McVey having graduated from Bo- lands univeis sity in this city where he has been a close student of the laws Of chance for a long time, left last night for Globe. He expects to enter some local Gila county institution for q post graduate course in the hope that in due season he will acquire knowledge of how to call the turn. in which event he thinks the future will all be easy money.
 REV. CONAN RESIGNS.-It is aE- nounced that Rev. C. V. Cowan has re- signed the pastorate of the First M. F.. church of this city to accept a call from Los Angeles church and that MT. Cowan and family will leave for Los Angeles next Tuesday. social will be held in the church parlors this even ing arranged in the honor of the retir- ing pastor and his family. Refresh ments will be served and all friends are invited. There is no more popular fam fly in the city and none more deserving the wide friendship every member Of the family enjoys. It is understood a movement is on foot to try and induce Rev. Cowan to decide yet to remain at the head of this congregation if his arr engagements for leaving are not already too near completion.
 Fine Mexican carved work on belts. etc, at Porter's 142 F. Washington St
 Mrs. Balke's Orange Cream for sale | at Balke's Curio shop.