Arizona republican., 1903-02-16

| MINISTER'S MEETING.-The Min 1 isterial association meets at , o'clock
 today in the pastors study at the l Christian church.
 | HAPPY NOW-Professor Smith, the
 musician. is happy in the arrival from l Texas of the rest of his family con
 sisting of a spotted dog and nickel 1 plated chain.
 COUNCIL MEETING.-There will be
 an adjourned meeting of the city coun-
 cil tonight when it is possible some
 actioh will be taken on the matter of l calling a bond election.
 l FUNERAL OF E. w. YOUNG-Thc | funeral service over the remains of E. | W. Young was held yesterday afternoon
 at the family residence on Portland | place. Many friends of the dead man and his family were in attendance. A DISTURBING INDIAN.-Consta- 1 ble Wills arrived from Agua Caliente yesterday morning with an Indian who had been committed to the county jail
 by the justice of that precinct for
 drunkenness and disturbance Of the
 peace.
 INSPECTOR FOR ASH FORK-J. V. Pitts and J. L. Munds, prominent stockmen of Yavapai county, returned to Ash Fork Sunday morning. Their business in Phoenix was to secure the appointment of 6 live stock inspector at Ash Fork
 PIONEERS WILL TEMPERATE. Pioneer Hose company will hold ;s meeting in Firemen's hall Wednesday night mainly for the purpose of having a good time. Members and few friends have been invited to be present and enjoy the sociability and the repast that will be provided.
 VISITING MINISTERS.-Rev. Daniel kloss Of Tempe preached yesterday morning in the Presbyterian church and Rev. Duncan Brown preached in the evening. Rev. D. McC. Stafford of the board of home missions of the United Presbyterian church held ser vices at o'clock in the Sunday-schooi room of the NJ. F. church. south.
 COMPLETING A ACONTRACT-Per- haps a word of explanation is due Re- publican readers in reference to the ap- pearance yesterday of the advertise ment of E. J. Arnold & Co, the faiiel St. Louis concern. It was necessary for the adveI Itisement to be printed in yesterdays issue in order to complete a contract entered into by this pape- some time ago.
 ORCHESTRA MUSIC.-There was ar unusually fine musical entertainment at the Hotel Adams last evening during the dinner hour furnished by Professor smiths orchestra of eleven pieces. and it was enjoyed by the guests and many others who happened to be present t that time. One feature Of the pro- gramme was a violin solo by Miss Baby Phillips, talented girl of eleven years. |
 BAND CONCERT.-The Pioneer band managed to fill it's date at the city han plaza yesterday afternoon, but it was so cold that most of the music con- | sealed before it left the b;g horns and l it landed in rythmical haiIstones on inc ear drums of the shivering musical fad | dists who perched on the benches to lis ten The weather, however. had no effect on the delicate symphony of tho bass drum.
 A CLEAN DITCH.-H r. Collins. l who has been engaged in superintend- | ing a gang of men in cleaning the | Buckeye canal returned to the city ves terday. The canal was first cleaned | with scrapers and after that the men | - -ei- '7ii'' 04'' pa99eu di'iiS ana made | the bottom as smooth as a floor The | work was done over a length of twenty | miles and the canal is now in better | shape than it had ever been in before. |
 KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION.-Mr. Park. foreman of the ranch of Captain near Wilcox. arrived in the city yesterday morning. While he was waiting at Bowie for the train q messenger came in from the Buckeye mine about twelve miles from Bowie Tn the Dragoon mountains, bringing i word that three men had been killed in an explosion in the mine Others