Arizona republican., 1903-03-20

THE ELIGIBLE L1ST-The total number of registrations for the bond election, at o'clock last evening, was 106.
 NOT IN JAIL.-Hugh NJ. Creighton received a telegram from Shirley Clristy in Cananea yesterday. saying he was not in jail.
 K OF P. MEETING-Phoeni Lodge Nc. ?, K Of P. will confer the first rank upon two candidates tonight at the K. of P. hall. Visiting Knights are especially invited.
 COUNCILMAN SANDERS OUT N. A. Sanders who was very ill of pneumonia has been able to get up town two CT three times this week and is making rapid recovery. WILL MOVE SOON. - Lund, the druggist, expects shortly to move his store into the room in the Anderson block, corner O; First and Washington streets, formerly occupied by the Val ley bank
 MISSIONARY TEA.-TEe ladies of the Baptist church will give a mission ary tea and social this afternoon from 2:S0 to o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. G. Futile, 45i North Fourth avenue A
 
 EPWORTH LEAGUE.-The literary department of the Epworth League will give a social tonight in the parlors of the First II. E. church. Strangers are especially invited. A debate 6n a popular question will be feature of the evenings entertainment.
 SHERBURNE- -KIBBEY-T we'd ding invitations are out for the mar riage of Miss Ann Burbank kibbey to iiMr. Joseph Sherburne JencEes of Terre 2Haute, Ind. Miss Kibbey is one Of Phoenix's most popular and charming society girls and her many Phoenix friends wish her joy and happiness RATHBONE SISTERS. - Supreme Deputy Miss Msnroe, of the Rathbone Sisters, has been here for the past few days from California, and will organize a lodge of that order Saturday after noon at the K. of F. hall. There will also be an evening session for gen eral social time
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. = The services of the First Baptist church will be held as usual in O'Neill hall Public worship II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.; Bible school, 9:45 a. m; Junior Union, 3 p. ,n.; B. Y. P. U., 6:30 D. m.; preach ing by the pastor, Lewis Halsey, D. D.. l at both services. Special music morn ing and evening. A cordial welcome to all.
 MISS CONNELL RECEIVES.-Mi Caroline Cornell received a number of friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Ann B. Kibbey. The afternoon was spent with cards. Mrs. Nancy Johnson Cain receiving the prize Dainty refreshments were served The guests were: Misses Kibbey, Stoddard Jacobs, Goodrich. F'ickas. Williscroft. Chamberlain, Kimban, Garnett. Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Gerhard Mayer of Pres colt.
 1 AFTERNOON SPORT-A crowd of some fcrty or fifty persons formed a ring around two contestants yesterday afternoon in front of the court house. The fighting was quick and lively for about three quarters of an hour The attraction was two bull dogs, and both were making the hair fly. All of the ordinary measures were used to separ- ate them, and it was not until one of them was completely exhausted that | the victor was declared
 HELD TO GRAND JURY-The two Indians charged with sheep stealing near Mcdowell were before Justice Burnett yesterday on the charge of grand larceny. The elder one of the pair. who gives his name as Charles Digens, was held to the grand jury. hail being fixed in the sum of $500 but it was rot furnished. The other one, boy oi perhaps ten years. was allow ed 10 go on his own recognizance, though being held to the grand jury. A MINING APOSTLE.-Mr. A. J. Edwards has returned to the city after an absence of three months to a day. Mir Edwards visited Boston. Chicago Detroit. Grand Rapids Milwaukee and