Arizona republican., 1903-02-23

A WASHINGTON ADDRESS.-At the high school this morning Rev. Dr. Halsey will give an address on Wash ington.
 HOME FROM CANANEA.-W. G. long time, has returned to the city to visit his family and participate in the festivities of the Mystic Shrine.
 A MINING MAN.-F. H. Stanwood, Boston mining man who visits Arizona quite frequently, is again in the city. He expects to leave shortly on a trip through eastern Arizona and Colorado. GLOBES NEW BANK.-On the 11th inst the Bank of Globe became the First National Bank of Globe, with paid up capital of $5O,O00. The work ing force of the First National is the same as before and there will be no change in the management.
 BAND CONCERT-There was a good attendance at the band concert yester- day afternoon notwithstanding other attractions in and near tke city. The weather, though a little cloudy, was de lightfully warm and pleasant in com parison with the preceding two Sun days.
 ACCOMMODATING CARRIERS The mail carriers on the rural routes seem to have developed a new way for tourists to see the country. They make it point to accommodate people who wish to see the farming country surrounding the town by taking them along on their regular trip.
 yuJNTI-D yrTcJ,rnDc ID ,r1,o,,,e of TitusvilIe, Pa, may be called one of Arizona's regular winter visitors. He spent last winter here and returned again this winter accompanied by Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas left for home on this mornings train. but MT. Thomas will stay several weeks longer.
 NORTHERN NOBLES.-Among the Shriners arriving here from the north yesterday morning to assist in the tor ture of tyros tonight were F. M. Buck of Holbrook and R. N. Fredericks, Jas. A. Hope; A. A. Johns and A. D. Barn. hart of Prescott. George w. Bird Of Bisbee arrived on the train from the south or the same sort of mission. All are stopping at the Commercial hotel. FUNERAL OF MRS. HOGLE.-Pre- paratory to the departure for Evans ton, H., of Mir. George H. Hotchkiss on Monday afternoon with the remains of his daughter, Mrs. w. w. Hcgle, short funeral service will be held at the undertaking rooms of Mohn & Doris at 10:30 a. m.. which will be conducted by Rev. Lapsley A. Me Afee and to which the many friends of Mrs. HOgle are invited.
 O'NEILL-BUCKLE At Naco. Arfz., on Saturday, February If, Miss Kate Buckley and MT. J. J. O'Neill Of La Cananea, Mexico, were married by Justice Greaves. Miss Buckley has lived in Phoenix all her life, excepting the last year which she has spent with 1 her sister, Mrs. Ross Griffith. in Bis bee. J. J. O'NeiH is also well known in Phoenix. but is now superintendent of ! construction work a La Cananea, Mex. ! THIS HOLIDAY.-This is construc- lively Washington's birthday. All the county offices will be closed, though ] there was some difference of opinion
 among the officers regarding the pro-
 priety of doing it. Some Of them did not believe the day could be made 2
 legal holiday just by a mere agreement | to call it one and in the absence Of any proclamation. It is understood that
 most of the business houses will ob- serve the day and all the banks will bC 1 closed.
 | O'NEILL HALL SERNICES.-There was a large attendance at the Wash | ington's birthday service at O'Neill hall
 last evening. Company B, N G. A.
 was well represented, General Leavel
 and Colonel McClintock being present
 A number of Grand Army men also at
 tended the service. The music at the
 Baptist church services included a solo