Arizona republican., 1903-03-22

town to do some shopping. They re- turned rather unexpectedly and found the door unlocked. Entering they be- | seld the figure 0. the erstwhile festive SatUrnino. covering in the corner and trembling with fear. He seemed to ap- preciate that though he had done no particular daraga. the fact If aa wing entered ika h0TSe with skeleton iey and without permission. laid him open to most any serious charge one might wish to bring against him. He was greatly relieved when he le1rre1 how mild the complaint was.
 DEATH OF EMIL r. BEL-Lh,R- | Emil T.. Beller. one of the beat boys of Phoenix. died yesterday afternoon of an Illness with which he has been af- fiiCtei fir several mou,hs. He was q i3T Tinter and Was at one time employed CT The Republican. More than T year ego he went to Les Angeles and he re- niained there until last :ail when his failing health compelled his return t1 this city. His funeral will take place at o'clock this afternoon from the i family residence. 732 South Center street He leaves wife.
 TAN ROLL GROWING-Thc regis
 tYation for the bond election is having
 ;he effect of swelling the ta:, ro!i lit-
 t!e to say ha least, though i. wifi rot be warped very badly out of shapa. There are feV, who have TO real e.
 5ate tl:2t want to vote bad enough U pay taxes or their personal property
 but even they arc net sitting up nights to inventory the woodshed in the search for personal belongings tlley had previously forgotten even though they do h3Vs to swear that the lis; Is com qlete. They can vote just ds hard on q fe" do!larS worth of goods as on q whole lot mere.
 CANDIDATES FOR TEUSTEES- DT. IT. \. Hughes wi.o has been on t:le high schccl board since tke oTesaE!-;a- ton oi the district and wko has seen tfIe scnocl grow from an attendance of fifty pupils to 150. has consented to stand for reelection rext Saturday T Bche Of the Cartwright ,eighborilooG it is understood will be candidate for rural member Of the high school EoarG and Pat Hurley will be caadi- date for trustee of district No l. The country dist,icts that are in the high school district will vote at their own school houses for the first two candi- Gater and rot have to come 10 town ta voc as heretofore
 CHANGING ADDRESSES ES-Ncntion nas been made from time u time Of the numerous changes Of address filed with the postmaster. as an illustration of the many details of the postal system. in whiCl! Carelessress. forge etfulness or incf!;cieacy may cause delay and un- happiness. As q general thing the charges fled daily will average ;.bou: so but Friday was q red letter day the rev addresses totaling about 310. Be side the changes in the usual run e business the departure of the members and attaches of the legislature greatly sWellad the list which was further aug mented by . revised list of patients at the county hospital.
 TILE. ANNUAL GEF;NlAN.-Tne first aa0~al subscription invitation German was given on Friday evening St the Phoenix Country club by the society young n;cr cf Phoenix. T"elYe c2il- lion favor figures were danced under Afr. N0rtou's able leadership and Miss R05aDel t-oiI.:.an drew the prize in the Flower Queen figure. The commit tee Cl arrangements were: Roy s. Gocil ich. .. ?. Morton. ?. \. Gilmore, J. H. Brown ans. W. IICehes. Mes danes Stodda,'d. C@odri n and Gold n&Y acted d. patronasses. The Cajt- ,i9a ,-;:; =: n a success that i: Was de- Cide;i to, make it an annual event. to be Given as tho final SuCIal entertain .2eni of c;-e.. year.
 E,PW11:T-H LEAGUE UNTEiiTAIE- Nl.NF.-The raI !crs of the First T. l.. church were crowded on Friday night to listen 1G the programme given b:- the literary department c: ;hc EpWorth League. Ire following vas the pro- grani2e: Solo. "The Last Night. Miss Jennie Todl: recitation. What We Done in the Good old Days" Alma Turner; sole. In the Shadow of the Cross" zena iierritt; recitation. My Trip to Chicago" Mr. Davis; encore ''rhs Photograph Albur::'' recitation. ''St. Peter at the Golden Gate" Jennie Wilson; quartette: Messrs. Todd Will son. DonnelI and Pratt: recitation. "Wnat ,te Choir San@ About" Mice RedcEiu: recita ton. Wcman'a Rights Ncla Sutherland: solo. My i1me Is Where the Heather Blooms" ." Mrs.Ccup- CT: encore. sweet Heart Sigh Nu More" One of the most interesting fea lures Of the programme was ;he discussion oc the question "Resolved, That there is more i'leasure in pursuit Ian i:l possession Affirmative F. E. Wilkinson. 2. x. Kerr; reg; tive. E. II. Cooper. John N. TodG. On account of he pi>found thought, and the incon- proharS!ple argument the judges were una ble to decide between the affirmative and rgat-Tc. The audience voted al- most Unanimously to concinue the pro gI2mTie every two weeks