Arizona republican., 1903-01-19


 w. S. Sturges of the live stock sanitary board came in from Tucson yesterday morning. The board will be in session on important business for several days.
 JUANA IN JAIL.-Juana Cruz was arrested Saturday night by Officer Lawrence, charged with intoXication and a violation of both the corporation laws and the injunctions of the Scrip lures.
 LADIES' TEA-The Ladies' Aid of the First NJ. E. church will give their monthly tea in the church parlors on Tuesday afternoon from to 3. All are cordially invited to meet with them, especially strangers.
 VISITING FRIENDS.-Mrs. 4. l.. Farrell of Tucson arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning and will spend some time visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Farrell as Miss Lipscomb spent about two years in Phoenix and was popular society girl.
 LECTURE THIS AFTERNOON Miss Hollister, the national organizer of the W. C. T. U.. will speak in the Presbyterian church this afternoon at p. m. All the boys and girls of the city are especially requested to be pres ent with parents and friends.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. HARLAND.- The funeral of Mrs. NJ A. Harland that was to have occurred yesterday will take place at 2:9O today at the resi- uence, No. 621 South First avenue. The funeral was postponed so that the brother of Mrs. Harland could arrive from California in time to be present.
 AN ACCRETION OF BURGLARS.- The county jail is being rapidly filled up with burglars. Three were sent over from Tempe the latter part cf last week and Deputy Sheriff Williams of Cila Bend brought in two Mexicans who had been held to the grand jury for burglary by Justice Coyle. This is the first business that the new justice of the peace Oi that precinct had had.
 DEATH OF D. K. PROUDE.-D. K PIOude, who came here from Albu- querque about q week ago, died Satur- day night at the Sisters hospital of consumption. He had been in Albu- querque some time, going there from Olympia, Wash, where he held the po- sition of city clerk. He was about thirty-five years old and was member of the B. P. O. Elks. The body will probably be sent to Olympia for inter- ment.
 DEATH OF CHARLES NOON Charles Moon of Topeka, Kans., died in this city on Saturday night He came here about two months ago ac- companied by his mother and two sis ters. His father. John F. MooR. head Of the Kansas Life Insurance company. na arr1n tn h returned hcme. The remains were talk en back to Topeka this morning by Mrs. Moon and her daughters The young man is an old friend and a form CT neighbor of MT. G. B. Richmond of this city.
 THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION The reception to be given by Secretary and Mrs. Stoddard at their residence No. SIS Central avenue. in honor of Governor and Mrs. Brodie will be the chief social event of the season and the opportunity will be furnished many of meeting the governor. It will not necessarily be a dress suit event Beth the secretary and the governor are old time Arizonians and prefer plainness. The reception tonight is therefore not so much of a society affair as it is to be a meeting for the purpose of bringing the governor and his friends together.
 AN UNTIMELY DEATH.-Dr C. Everett Watson of CCnneaut, Ohio died here yesterday of laryngal tuber- culosis. His wife was at his bedside and will leave fer home this morning with the body for interment. pr. Wat son was advised a couple of years ago to come to this section for his health but delayed, and about two months ago went to Albuquerque, coming here on Christmas day. Though toe far ad- vanced to receive any lasting benefit, he was relieved materially after com .