Arizona republican., 1903-03-18

1 CATTLE SHIPMENT.-A shipment one car of cattle was made yesterday from Tempe to Tucson.
 WATER BOND ELECTION.-Up to o'clock yesterday evening thirtg-one registrations had been made for the water bond election.
 CITY HALL NEWS.-There were two l cases before Recorder Jobs yesterday. Fred Holman, drunk. was. fined $i- | Andie Garcia, drunk and disorGeriy, was fined s5.
 FUNERAL TODAY.-The funeral of the late Miss Magic Nestal will take place from the family residence, 32O East Van Buren street. this afternoon at 1:30. The Rev Dr. McAfee will off ciate.
 DANCES THIS NEEK-The semi monthly ball of the Maricopa club will be given in the club rooms at the Adams hotel. Thursday night. The | Country club will give an informal 1 dance at the club rooms Friday night. | JUSTICES COURTS-Howard Bos- 1 ley, who was charged with stealing a wheel last Saturday in Mesa, was i brought before Judge Burnett yester- day and the case was continued until Friday. in Justice Robertson's court FIorentino Laivas was fined 8 and costs for minor offense. FAREWELL RECEPTION.-Mrs. D. i Goldberg entertained number of friends yesterday afternoon at her residence. 5z5 Centc- street. in honor of her two sisters, Misses Lille and Blanche Solomon. who have been visit | ing with her for soi2le tune pact. Miss I.illie Solomon will leave next week for l her home in Solomonvilie A very de- | lightful afternoon was spent by those present.
 i OVERLAND FROM COLORADO.- Mr. Arnold Reef and family arrived here Monday after hard overland trip in . wagon from Pagosa Springs. Colo, i Mr Reef was formerly owner of the Pagosa Springs News, bat sold out to cone here fo: the benefit of his sons health. They started on the trip on the 2Oth If January. and though many hardships were encountered all are feeling much benefited by the trip. DID Nor HIT HIM.-A statement was made yesterday morning ir con- nection with the story of the arrest of Q man who was caught trying to fix
 
 was an error. It was stated that Spec ial Officer Doheney hit the man on the head with his gun, cutting quite a gash. As . matter of fact the officer did rot strike the man. He saw that he was not armed and he put him un- der arrest and took him to jail. He was released yesterday on the motion of the district attorney.
 
 athletic evening is being promoted by i several local athletes, the affair to take place early in April. The main event ! will be catch-as-catch-can wrestling match between John Van Sickle of Minneapolis and Frank Burton of San Francisco for purse of sI0O. There will also be several lively contests be tween local men. Altogether the affair | promises to be one out of the ortiin- ary. The local men have established i their headquarters at 109 East Monroe street.
 MISSIONARY TEA.-The Woman'a Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary society cordially invite all friends and visitors in. our city to missionary birthday tea at the residence of Mrs. Tuttle, 454 North Fourth avenue, next Friday afternoon from 2:30 to } o'clock. Light refreshments will he served. All having mite boxes are requested to bring or send them. Everyone, Wheth- | CT a Baptist or not, is invited to come and enjoy the afternoon and to bring or send a thank offering, in an envelope, consisting of as many pennies as birth day annversa 'ies have been granted | them.
 1 Many fallnHN yN.iln hC.a sis of heinz :,