Arizona republican., 1903-05-22

CATTLE SHIPMENT.-J. G. Ham, mels shipped a car of cattle to Bisbee on last nights NJ. & P. train.
 MEMORIAL SERMON.-The annual memorial sermon before the army or ganization will be preached by Rev. Dr. Halsey in O'Neill hall. at II o'clock on Sunday morning.
 SCHRAEDER IS HERE.-Schraede the alleged divine healer. while travel ing around the earth in his regular or bit. has made Phoenix again. this town seeming to have become a regular stop ping place for him.
 SUPERINTENDENT McDONNOLD. At a joint meeting of the grammar and high school boards yesterday Pro lessor R. l.. McDonnold was elected superintendent of the schools for an- other year. The rest of the teachers of the high school have not yet been elect ed but a choice will be made shortly.
 MASS MEETING AT ONEILL'S HALL-Evangelis Holcomb will ad- dress the grand mass meeting at O O'Neill's hall. Sunday, May 24 at 3:3g p. m. MT. Holcomb will talk on 'Pur- pose in Life It will be a strong. stir ring appeal and the entire city is in- vited to hear him.
 CRITTENTON HOME MEETING The annual meeting for the election of board of directors and a board of lady managers of the Florence Crittenton home will be held at the Presbyterian church tonight. beginning at s o'clock. IL will be an open meeting and all who are interested in the work of the home are invited to be present and take part in the election.
 A MINING DEAL IMPENDING John w. Cipe. president, and F.. s. Russell one of the stockholders of the Mineral Hill Mining company, left yes terday for Florence to meet some east ern capitalists, who come to investi- gate the company's mines. preparatory to purchasing. The country around Florence is attracting a great deal of attention in mining circles just now
 POLICE ARRESTS.-The police yes terday arrested a German John Doe for being drunk and asleep on the street in front of the DelmOnico restaurant on Washington street. He had $3S.25 in his pocket which might have been a nice haul for some hobo pickpoeket if the police had not found hlm. Another man was detained few hours for his own good having too much liquor on board, but was then released.
 FUNERAL OF II. c. TAIT.-The fu- neral of H. C. Tait will be held this morning at & o'clock from St Mary's Catholic church, this city. MT. Tait died yesterday morning of tuberculosis at his home, corner of Fifth avenue and Grant street A widow and two rf,.l l,f. MT Tait has been ill for long time. canning to Phoenix from Alaska about eighteen months ago. He made large number of acquaintances during his residence here and was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING.-The w. c. T. U. held a very interesting meeting on Wednesday. The Senior L. T. L. furnished the following programme: Reading, L. T. l.. chapter. Remember Thy Creator in the Days of Thy Youth" reading. Cider" Miss Byrd Rice: Use of Alcohol as a Medicine, ." Miss Wright; talk on the liver. Miss L. Rice: lesson on the heart, Miss B. Fay Tor; digestion, Miss Mary Sanborn; talk on the blood. Grace Byers; reading. The Brain" Rose Winship.
 FIREMEN S P1CNlC--Ine commit tees selected by the fire boys to arrange for the firemen's picnic on June :, 1903, are busily engaged and are making good progress in that direction. There will be all kinds of amusement and plenty of refreshments. An enjoyable time is assured. the best of order will prevail and no questionable characters will be allowed on the grounds. A large number of families have already expressed their intention of going early in the morning and remaining all day.
 REMARKABLE INVERTEBRATES is supposed to be about the warmesi summer climate in the country, and the Atlantic seabOard has reputation for being cool and bracing. Dispatch