Arizona republican., 1903-04-17

CLUB BALL.-The members of the Maricopa club last night enjoyed their regularly fortnightly ball.
 ONE ARREST.-The only arrest made by the police yesterday was that Of q drunken man who was haunting the sidewalk in front of the city hall.
 TO CANVAS VOTE.-The city coun- cil will hold q special meeting tonigh: to canvass the returns of Wednesdays election on the water bond question.
 A THIRTY DAY MAN.-Aurelius Tellas, convicted in the court of Jus tice Priest at Tempe of . misdemeanor. was brought to the county jail yester- day afternoon on q commitment for thirty days.
 A VIOLIN DUET.-Thcsc who heard the violin duet by Mrs. Earl Porter and Miss Bertha Poock on Easter Sun day will be pleased to know that they will play again in the Nazarene on Tuesday evening. April 21.
 FUNERAL OF JAMES RIGHETTI- The funeral of James P. Righetti will be held this afternoon at St. Mary's Catholic church. Members of the fire department and of the A. o. U. w.
  and regalia.
 JIM HOY SENTENCED.-Jim Hoy was sentenced yesterday by Justice Robertson. to serve twenty-five days in the county jail. Jim Hoy is the Chinaman that stirred up a riot in Chinatown early in the week and threatened to cut a couple of his countrynen up into fish bait.
 A NEW TIME CARD.-The Gila Val ley, Globe & Northern railroad is oper- ating under new time card, which re- gently went into effect. Trains now leave Globe daily, except Sunday ar a. m., arriving at Bowie at 10:45 a. m Returning, trains leave Bowie al 1:15 D. n., arriving at Globe at S.15 p. m.
 VISITING THE CANYON.-Govern- or and Mrs. Brodie and Judge and Mrs. Mrs. W. F. Nichols have gone on a visit to the Grand Canyon. The gem tlemen will return shortly, but the ladies will spend some time there. IL will not be long before the governor will have to return to the canyon with the president
 THE MEMS UNION.-Cards are out for a meeting of the Mems League of the First Presbyterian church this evening. Mir. Deschamp, the well known physiognomist, will be the prin- cipal speaker and several other gentle l men will give brief addresses. Messrs. | Ingles and Andrews will entertain the occasion with songs and simple re- treatments will be served.
 ANOTHER MAN LOST-Marshai | Kinney has received letter iron, Katherine Lumpkin of Peoria, H., | making inquiry after her father. John Lumpkin. man of advanced years, | who was last heard of travelling to- ward the Mohave desert. The writer 1 is very anxious for the safety of her father and would appreciate any infor- nation regarding him.
 OFFICIAL VISITATION.-Mrs J. NI | Swetnam left last night for the south for a visit of about two weeks in Tucson, Tombstone, Wilcox, Saffor1 and Globe. Mrs. Swetnam is grand worthy matron of the order of Eastern Star of Arizona. and her tour is 10 visit officially the lodges Of the order in the towns named. Later she will make q similar tour through the north ern part of the territory.
 LIBRARY BENEFIT-The third of the series of three entertainments ar ranged for the benefit of the pubic school library will be given on the night of April r at s D. m. in the high school auditorium. The entertainment; will be charming programme given by Professor F. F. Burroughs of New York, a humcrist and public speaker whose fame is national. He is referred to by the press wherever he has ap- peared as the prince of entertainers"