Arizona republican., 1903-04-15

SHEEP FOR CHICAGO.-Sixteen | cars of sheep were shipped to Chicago last night from Tempe, via the south ern route.
 DIEGO AGAIN.-Diego April, who | is never at home when he is out of jail, | was before Justice Burnett yesterday
 on a charge of general cussedness. He was fined 8 and sent to the county | jail.
 FUNERAL OF MISS SNODGRASS. The funeral of Miss Pearl Snodgrass | will take place from the. Fifth avenue Christian church at o'clock this aft enoon. As many members and friends | of the church as can do so are urgent. | ly requested to attend.
 REWARD FOR MURDERER.-Gov | ernor Brodie yesterday issued a proc | lamation of a reward of $500 for the capture of James Mckinney, the out
 law whose latest crime was the mur- der of Charles Blakey and another
 young man sixty miles south of King
 man.
 NJ. E. QUARTERLY CONFERENCE Rev. S. A. Thomson, D. D., superin- tendent of the Arizona Mission of the 4tl E-- the prayer meeting this evening to
 preach and hold the second quarterly
 conference. All members of the quart erly conference are expected to be pres ent.
 MINISTER'S ASSOCIATION. - At
 the ministers meeting last Monday,
 Rev. Duncan Brown. D. D., gave an ad-
 mirable paper on the theme: What I-ic itors were introduced, among them
 Rev. J. L. Lines, representing the Am erican Baptist Publication society in the territory, and Rev. L. I. Thayer of Buckeye.
 G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT-T an nual encampment of the Grand Army
 of the Republic O. the Department of
 Arizona will begin in this city today. The meetings will be held in the Ma sonic hall and the first session is called
 for Il o'clock. The present grand com mander is c. r. Schumacher of Tucson
 and the vice commander is I. M, Christy of this city.
 THE NAZARENE-The NaZarene.
 to be given at the First M. E. church
 on Tuesday, April 21, is Q production of high merit. written by Charles H. Ga
 briel. The choruses are characterized
 by spirit. The words and music are in perfect sympathy, each proclaiming the prophecy, advent crucifxion and
 resurrection of Christ. A chorus of
 twenty-four voices render the beautiful cantata.
 RAISED $25.-The address of Mir. Antranig' AZhderian at the Baptist ser vice last Sunday morning was worthy of more than passing mention. It was a heart to heart talk by an Armenian who can tell from personal knowledge of the afflictions and prosecutions of his long suffering people. The people were so well pleased with his discourse that they gave an offering of over $25 for his work.
 IT MEANT JACK.-In announcing
 possible candidates for office yesterday The Republican very politely referred to U. L. Burroughs" who has been mentioned in connection with the office of recorder. This was unfortunate for nobody of that name seems to be known in this bailiwick. Had The Republican | laid aside its usual dignity and said Big Jack Burrows of Wall Street. there would have been TO m1sunder- standing.
 DON'T TEMPT THEM.-A new pla-
 card has been lacked on the wall at the office of the s. F., P. & P. Railroad
 company, that attracts considerable at tention and shows that the author has been to Sunday school at some time in his life. It says: Friends read the
 Elkins' bill and lead us not into temp | tation." People who have read the
 daily papers regularly know that the
 Elkins' bill is a new law that provides
 a severe penalty for a railroad giving
 out passes proniscuously-