Arizona republican., 1903-03-06

&1IiZENS 0CN MI 1f4E- AlEf1 L I-NNT
There will be very important meet
ing of the citizens municipal water
| works committee tonight at 7:30 in the
| city hall.
MIR. SANDERS WORSE.-N. a. San
| ders. who has been very i'll of pneu-
| rnonia, was taken worse again yester-
day morning and his condition was
| rather alarming all day.
GOLF TOURNAMENT final
golf tournament of the season will be
held Saturday at the Country club.
This tournament is to be played for the
cup and all members are urged to enter.
MERRIAM-KEESE - Mr. William
Merriam and Miss Katherine Keese
were married Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock by Rev. c. V. Cowan at the
parsonage. Both have resided at the
Clayson ranch east of Phoenix for some
time
POLICE COURT.-In police court
yesterday Tom Keene Tom Shea and
Frank Hester We're tried for vagrancy
and sent to Jail for fifteen days each.
Guadalupe Arisa was sent below for
five days for drunkenness and John Doe
was put away for seven days. The last
TWO named created a disturbance at the
Central.
WINTER TOURISTS.-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Eastman, Miss Annie *. East
man, Norman f. Eastman and maid of
New York We're among the visitors ar
irving here yesterday. They are stop
ping at the Hotel Adams and expect
to remain here a couple of months.
Coming to Phoenix is not an entirely
new experience for them, as the family
! spent last winter here and liked the
| town well enough to come back again
lIr. Eastman is a successful broker and
business man OF New York.
| \ BURGLAR SCARE.-There was a
burglar scare early last evening at L
residence on East Van Buren, street.
\ member of the household fanced she
heard some one in q second floor room
! of the house and reported to the police
as well as near neighbors. a close
watch was kept till an officer arrived.
| but no one was seen to leave the house
nor could any one be found within it
not entitled to be there. If there was
any intruder he made a clever esca pc.
and that there might have been is in
/ A SURPRISE PARTY-A surprise
party was given Mrs. E. A Trevor last
night at her home SO4 North Twelfth
street, in Drills addition. Mrs. Trevor
is church visitor from the First Pres
byterian church of Phoenix. The party
was rendered her in appreciation of
her work in Brill and adjoining addi-
tons, both spiritually and personally.
Mr.. C. w. Randall in an appropriate
way presented a memento of remem-
brance, a mantel clock. Ice cream and
cake We're served, and Mrs. Trevor and
all those present enjoyed the usrprise.
IAN INSURANCE SUPEEINTEND-
ENT.-Mr. John T. Fogarty. supsrin
tendent of agencies for the Royal and
Queen Insurance companies. arrived
liz the city yesterday from New Mexico
II He will remain in town a day or two
1 and then return to his headquarters at
San Francisco. During his stay here
II those who desire to know anything
about the wild cats OF northern Mon
tana, should call on him. If there is
any one thing that Mr.. Fogarty knows
anything more about than another ex-
cept the insurance business it is the
Montana wild cat.
DIDN'T KNOW THE PLACE-Mr
c. F. Schlener, a former resident of the
valley, returned to the city yesterday
morning after an absence OF thirteen
years. So many changes have occurred
since he went away that he had been
unable to find old landmarks. The S. F.
P. & p. road has since been built and he
came in over that line. He expected ID
II get off the train in the part of the town
g daInnt glands. h.