Arizona republican., 1903-03-10

HARD TIMES RALL.-The Indepen- dent Order of Foresters will give a hard times ball Wednesday evening III Padget hall.
 NEW UNDRESSING commis- sions were issued yesterday to Edward J. Flannigan of Bisbee and Wiley F. Jones oi Clifton.
 CAMP FIRE.-All members of the G. A R. are cordially invited to attend the camp fire to be given by the w. R. c. this evening at Padget hall.
 A CHURCH MEETING.-An import ant meeting of the officers of the First Baptist church will be held this even ing beginning at 7.30 at O'Neill hall
 BACK FROM THE EAST.-C. r. Leonard returned home yesterday morning from a two weeks visit to Kansas City and St. Joseph. Mo-, on private business.
 COUNTRY CLUB.-Tuesday even ing March 10th. there will be the reg uldr informal dance at the club house for members only. Bus leaves Hotel Adams at 7:45. returning at Il.
 PENSION CERTIFICATE FOUND The city marshal yesterday picked up 9 pension certificate belonging to Alice Ramsey It will be restored to the owner on property being proven.
 HE WAS OUTWARDLY CALM James p. Buck of the Arizona Demo- cr8t went about his work yesterday just as if nothing had happened. But something very serious had happened in the Buck family within the preced- ing twenty-four hours. It was d boy eleven pounds
 INQUIRY FOR SON.-Mrs. $. J. Purcell Of 533 Corinth street, Dallas, Tex, has written to City Marshal Kin ney inquiTing alter the welfare of q sen of whom she has heard roihing since last December when lie wrote her from Phoenix. She does not say what her sons first name is.
 ON MINING BUSI NESS.-FranK A. Bridge of Chicago, an old friend of D. D. HCrning Of this city spent yesterday in Phoenix. He was called Eere on mining business and managed to do q little visiting as well. Mir. Bridge is q dealer in high grade securities. stocks. bonds. mines, lands, etc. He left here last evening.
 4 GOOD PERFORMANCE theater was filled to it's fullest capacity
 
 Hoyt's famous play, A Trip to China town Manager Stechan was taken at his word and his guarantee to refunI money to those not satisfied cost him nothing. The play is not a new one. but it is a mighty good old one and was well presented.
 ON l. O. o. r. BUSINESS.-Cfrand Master Frank ?. Trott of the Odd Eel lows of Arizona left last night for 2. tour of the southern part of the ter ritory in the interests of the order. He will visit all the lodges in the southern towns. The principal part Of his business on this trip. however, is the institution Of lodge at Douglas. That ceremony will take place on March Il.
 sHAW's DESCRIPTION WANTED. George W. Whitman, chief of police Of San Francisco. wired Marshal Kin ney yesterday asking him to telegraph a description of Charles Shaw, the man who committed suicide Saturday. The request was complied with. Whether Mir. Kinney will hear anything more on the subject is matter of doubt, for Mir. Whitman did not mention the pur- pose of his message. whether it was a matter of personal inquiry or at the instance of some friend of the supposed dead man.
 A JUSTICES GRIST.-A great many things came to the net of Justice Bur nett yesterday. The first thing was Hermann Guenther, who couldn't take q joke and disturbed the peace of the neighborhood in which he resides. He will be tried today. At the same time the cases of duet by the name of Martinez and Castillo, also charged with a disturbance of the peace, will come up for adjudication. Frank Gotta was fined S7 for peace disturbance and