Arizona republican., 1903-03-04

MRS. SMITH lLL--MrS- J. F. Snlltn is very i'll of pneumonia at her home, 53S North Fifth avenue.
 BIG CATTLE SHIPMENTS. J. Mcdonald will today ship several car loads of cattle from Gila Bend to Los Angeles.
 A BUSINESS TRIP.-Governor Mur- phy left on last nights train for the south to fill an important business en- gagement.
 full of fun at Mrs. Phillips residence | on North Fourth avenue last night, the | occasion being a tacky party. NEW OTARIES.-Notaria commits sions were issued yesterday to J. w. Robertson of Clifton, J. H. Pascoe of Globe and Martin B. Schofield of Mesa. 1 N G. A. DRILL.-An members of B l company, N. c. A, are requested to report at the armory tonight for the purpose of participating in the com pany drill.
 | REGULAR SHOOT. - The regular monthly shoot of the Phoenix Gun club will be held this afternoon at their traps east of the city. The Peters trophy will be contested for and ( full attendance is expected.
 POLICE CGURT.-Sera1inita Rosas for drunkenness and disorderly conduct was sent to the city jail yesterday for 1 five days. John Tower, arrested for vagrancy, was given till today to float ont of town.
 AFTERNOON TEA.-The ladies of the Baptist church most cordially in ] oil Ii+ i to an afternoon tea from 2:3o to , o'clock tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. Tuttle, 454 North Fourth avenue.
 SELLING TICK ETS.-The school children are surely doing their best to secure d big audience at the high school ! auditorium tonight when Professor Dudley will speak on Color in Ma ! ture.' The proceeds of the lecture are f-for the benefit of the school library
 FIFTY DAYS FOR LARCENY Deputy Sheriff Howell came up from Gila Bend yesterday morning, bringing | William Wilson, who had been com mitted to the county jail for fifty days for petty larceny. Wllsou is a strang- CT. Q well dressed man and would not ordinarily be taken for a thief. | MURPHY AND MACK.-The per
 formance of Murphy and Mack at the
 Doris last night was about the worst
 show that was ever imposed on the theater-goers of this city. Manager
 Stechan discovered the fact after they
 arrived here and tried to keep the com
 pany from playing. but they made him
 carry cut the house contract.
 THE SPEAKING LIST-At present
 the list of speakers at the opera house
 next Thursday evening includes the
 following names: Col. Jerry Millay, Judge James w. Mccormick. Hon. H.
 F. Ashurst O; the council. Hon. T. T.
 Powers, speaker of the house, Dr. H. A.
 Hughes, Supt. E. L. McDonnoId, Frank
 H. Lyman, i. P. Walbridge. Prof. c. O. |I Case. Rev. L. Halsey-
 CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.-Capt
 Cornell and family have moved their
 residence from the Knox property to
 the corner of Fillmore and Seventh streets The Knox residence has been
 purchased by R. H. Palmer. Duluth gentleman who has been spending the winter here with his family, and whC
 will perhaps become a permanent wiz ter resident.
 TAKING A NALk.-M- h. MlZeil and wife arrived in town last night in II the course of a little jaunt of 5,OOO miles, They left Salt Lake City last November on a wager of $1O0OO that
 they would be in St. Louis at the end of 3e5 days, having walked every foot of the way. Their itinerary is 5,0OO miles long and takes in pretty nearly the whole length of California. They | l according to their calculations.