Arizona republican., 1903-04-16

MIR. DAVIS HERE.-Mr. Arthur P. Davis. principal engineer of the arid land reclamation service, arrived here yesterday morning and is stopping az the Hotel Adams. lie will probably re-
 main here till the return of MT. Wal colt and party from the Tonto reser-
 voir site.
 COMPANY B. INSPECTION. - A date will be set shortly for the inspec-
 tion of B company. N. G. A. It is de sired by Captain Lamson and all hay ing the interest of the company az heart. that there shall be a full turnout
 at the regular drill tonight, to pIe
 pare for this important event. NOT FULLY RECOVERED.-Tom
 Morrison. one Of Yavapais rapreseata-
 tives in the last legislature. is still in Phoenix and suffering considerably from an attack of Ia grippe which he
 received during the last days session. Though he is able to be out he does
 not like to face the higher altitude
 and sulphur fumes till he gets little
 better.
 INFORMATION WANTED. - Mar
 shal Kinney received a telegram last
 night from Chief of Police O'Neil of
 Chicago asking for information as to
 the whereabouts of John Ed Drezale.
 He came from Bremerton. Washington,
 and is supposed if alive to be some
 where in this part of the country, and his friends are worried about him. ANOTHER BOND ELECTION Phoenix was not the only pebble on tha Arizona bond election beach yesterday.
 Bisbee was also scratching it's head or the question of whether or not it should issue bends for the building of mr- nicipal water works. The proposed Is sue at Bisbee was $20.0o0. and yester- day was the day for settling it.
 A BISBEE MAN WANTED.-Tne
 The Bisbee Review announces that :; warrant has been issued for the arrest of T. B. -Shide, formerly superintendent of the Copper Glance mine, but wheI:
 he left Bisbee about two weeks ago he failed to give the officers his postoffice address or pay up his local indebted ness, amounting to nearly, s1,000- THE WORLD'S FAIR MANAGERS. The beard of manage for Arizona at the St. Louis 1nteTna tional EXposi- ton met yesterday and completed or
 ganization by the election of Col. A. J. Doran president; H. B. St. Clare, sec retary, and Hon. B. A. Packard. treas urer. Robert N. Leathervood was ap- pointed general superintendent of the exhibit and the preparation of it A BOWLING PARTY.-There wae another enjoyable bowling party at
 Maple Leaf bowling alley last evening. the alley being rented for the enenine by the gentlemen present. Those par ticipating were MT. and Mrs. I. H. An drews. Dr. and Mrs. Lentz. MT. and Mrs. Blystone, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sloan. MT. and Mrs. Strobridge. Miss ! Andrews, Miss Sibley and Mir WiI- kerson.
 A DATE CHANGED.-Owin- to q conflict with another attraction which was billed for the Doris theater. April D. the Ladies Chorus entertainment announced for the 27th. will take place in the theater on the 24th. The chor- us will contain twenty-five voices that have been for some time under the training of Mrs. $. F. Cravens and the programme promised will be an eXcep-
 tionally good one.
 DISTRICT LODGE |. o. G. T.-The tIpOQ Glltp pl1i = pL COuutN " III hold their regular quarterly convention
 in Buckeye on Saturday next. and it is expected that each of the five lodges
 in this district will be represented.
 The local lodge has chosen the follow
 delegates: A J. Hertel. Mrs. w F
 Davis. A P Walbridse, Freeman Fike
 Earl Brideweu. J. G. Tinker. Linnia
 Geissinger and R. II. Irwin. Those of
 the delegates who attend will driv-
 down cn Saturday, and return at their pleasure.