Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-03-31

THE SECOND OF THE FAMILY
Word has been received here of the
birth CT a daughter to Mrs. ]. G. Spans
Ter OF Mesa. This is the second little
girl of the spangler family.
y FORECLOSURE SUIT.-Suit was
begun in the district court yesterday
by D. L. LivermOre against Henry
Kaufman and Clara Kaufman to re-
cover on note secured by mortgage
for a small amount.
GOING TO CALIFORNIA.-NIrs.
Fleming. who has spent the winter here
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Champagne
the former being her son, left this
morning for California. From there she
will return to her home in Michigan.
OLIVER HINSON DEAD. Oliver
Hinson died a little before noon yester-
day morning at the home of his father
B. F. Hinson, No. 1O3 West jefferson
street. He was twenty years cid. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock at the South Methodist
church.
| W. c. T. L. MEETING-The Women's
Christian Temperance Union will hold
its regular meeting at its rooms on
"Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. The pro-
gramme will be led by Miss Emma
Shannon, superintendent of work
among the Indians in the territory. All
| interested are invited.
CAPTURE OF A MURDERER-
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts yester-
day received word from Salt Lake Of
the capture there day or two ago Of
| I,o
murder of Hugh Roberts in Western
Colorado early this year. The murder
ed man was 4 cousin of the DEPUTY
sheriff.
JUSTICE COURT. - Constable lie.
Redwine returned yesterday morning
from Bisbee with a prisoner charged
with petty larceny. From present evi-
dence il appears there may be a doubt
as to his guilt and the case will be
tried today before Judge Burnett. V.
Armisa and Diego Castanaro We're SEN
fenced to seven days each on the charge
of disturbing the peace.
| HAS LOST HIS SUPPORT.-Colonei
McClirtock is grieving over the loss OF
what has been to him a very strong
support in the hour OF aff1iction, name
being the end of the stick bent at 4
right angle. If the finder will return
the cane to the postohice he will at
I least have the satisfaction of seeing
one of Col. McCIintock's largest smiles.
! CONCERT TONIGHT.-The choir of
the Fifth Avenue Christian church will
give a musicale this evening at S
o'clock, under the direction of Mrs.
! Cravens. They will be assisted by Mrs
/ Tiffany. Mr.. L. p. Wilson, Mr.. Morris,
! Mr.. Harry Wilson and Mr.. Eugene Red
evil. The programme which has been
published gives assurance of a most
enjoyable evening for all music lovers.
WORD FROM MRS. ANNIN.-Wat-
son Pickrell received word from Mrs.
W. E. Amin yesterday announcing
her safe arrival in Denver and that the
body OF her late husband would be
/ taken to Princeton, \. J., for intermert.
There is a strong association between
the family and Princeton university
and it is said that Mr.. Amin presided
at the last annual meeting of the
Princeton association.
y CANDIDATE FOR : KICKING
| There is a boy in this town who viii
some of these days want d full grown
man arrested for beating him. He is =
youth about fourteen years old and for
some time he has been engaged in in
sulting youns girls in the grossest man.
uer His practice is to follow a girl on
bicycle. ride beside her and seize the
/ handle bars Of her wheel and say things
to her that no girl should hear Com
plant has come up about him from a
dozen sources and that many men are
lying in wait for him with the object OF
! kicking him across the street.