Arizona republican., 1903-03-17

| dies Aid Society of the First M. F.. church will give St Patrick tea this afternoon from ? to , in the church parlors. An invitation is extended to
 all our friends.
 | THt. N. c. A. CLU B.-The young la dies Of the N. c. 4. club will give a St. | Patrick party in the First M F.
 church parlors this evening. A good l assortment of homemade candies on sale. Every body welcome. Admission 1 free.
 | HIGH MASS TODAY.-The high mass at St. Mary's church today in honor of l St. Patrick will be at o'clock this
 morning instead of 10. as erroneously reported in some quarters. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Father Dono- van of Boston, Mass.
 MINISTER'S MEET.-The minister
 ial association met ir the pastors
 study at the First Methodist church l on Monday afternoon. Eev. C. V. l Cowan read an able paper on the reIa- l tion of Christianity to capital and la bor. At the meeting next Monday Rev.
 A. W. Bagby will read a paper. 1 A WHEEL THIEF.-Howard Bows i Icy last Saturday stole d wheel in Mesa l belonging to F. E. Oakes and the off
 cers of that precinct have been looking after him ever since. They sent word
 to Marshal Kinney and yesterday even ! ing late he caught him and recognized
 him as an cld offender.
 MOTHERS NIEETING.-TEe Wom-
 ans Christian Temperance Union will l hold q mothers meeting and social | hour al the residence Of Mrs. Wasscn i,NO 1n4S C'F1fe-- e..r.aeT .,f 1 ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An interesting
 programme has been prepared and
 cordial welcome is extended to all la
 dies. Strangers especially invited l BEFORE JUSTICE BURNrTT.-In Justice Burnetl's court yesterday three i young men were fined g. and costs cara
 as q reminder that it is not lawful u ! break the fence which surrounds East i lake Park. The damage to the fence occurred during the cowboy tournament l or Sunday and it's demolition was sup 1 posed to afford a better view Of the res- | tiVities. In the case of Pasqual Gri- jaiva. charged with disturbing the peace Of Sonora Gonzale by hurling obscene i language al her. the defendant was dis ! charged.
 i POLICE COURT-There were three
 cases before Recorder Jobs yesterday. i Ygnacio Pemma. drunk and disorderly.
 was fined $5. A young man named Fred i Kaughting had been arrested for car
 lying concealed weapons and Tighten i ing some Indians and other people as i he passed through the principal streets.
 Although the gun was not loaded ,t
 created as much, fright as if it carried
 a load for bear. The judge reprimanded
 the young man and discharged him
 Fred Hunt was fined 8 for being 1 drunk.
 A ROULETTE ENPERT-A great
 scheme was started in this city for the 1 beating of the roulette games. It was | intended to try the experiment on the | game at Hans Herlick s. Information i has come to the proprietor of the place | and the habitues were on the lookout 1 for the expert. He called about five 1 o'clock yesterday morning and after | Isauntering about the house went up to l the wheel, leaned against it and be \ gan making some investigations. An ! assault was made on him at once. II Special Officer Doheney hit him on the 1 head with a gun cutting quite q gash in his scalp. It was decided. however. f not to arrest him and he was turned loose with the understanding that he | would leave the town at once He has
 not been seen since o'clock in the morning.
 DISTRICT COURT.-In the case of 1 Mary A Irvine vs. Edward Irvine et II al, yesterday. d motion for receiver was denied, and the court ordered de- fendant Edward Irvine. to pay the plaintiff a temporary alimony as fol lows: Fifty dollars in five days. fifty dollars on April 15 and one hundrec