Arizona republican., 1903-06-09

KINGS DAUGHTERS.-The What soever circle of Kings Daughters hold their regular meeting this evening at the home Of Miss Eva Bowyer, 1l31 East Van Buren street.
 EXTENDING HIS HOME.-Acting Governor Stoddard yesterday bought three lots in the rear of his pleasant home but fronting on First and Palm avenues. This will give him one of the most spacious lawns in the city.
 TEMPORARY SUSPENSION.-Re- garding the Prescott Prospect which suspended publication on April 1 of this year, word comes from Prescott that the suspension will probably be only temporary. Plans for the future of the paper have not yet been an nounced.
 MOONLIGHT SOCIAL TONIGHT The ladies of the Fifth Avenue Chris tian church will entertain their friends this evening on the church lawns in an ice cream social under the full moon. This is ideal weather for lawn socials. especially ot the ice cream variety and delightful evening is assured to all who attend.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE SCHOOL The Epworth League Of the First M. F.. church extends a cordial invita- ton to it's friends to attend lawn so- cial this evening al the home of E. Ed gar Wilson. five miles east O; the city. All who are old enough to appreciate a moonlight ride on hay rack are in- vited to meet at the church at 6:i5 D. m.
 IT WAS A CLOSE CALL-Ed Utz. who was accidentally shot at the park on Sunday. is still at the Sisters hos pital and thsre has been little change in his condition. IL is only certain that the ball either passed through his lung or else grazed 1t. The hemorrha ge continued yesterday. He was resting well but it will be some days before an attempt can be made to locate the ball.
 TRAFFIC BEGINS.-T Phoenix x Eastern railroad was opened for pas senger traffic as far as Mesa City on Sunday morning and yesterday the handling of freight began. Paul P. Hastings of Prescott. auditor of the road. was ir the valley over Sunday. starting off on the right track the new agents at Tempe and Mesa City. The Tempe agent is J. D. McNeely and the Mesa agent is J. w. Daughdrill. REST FOR BUSINESS MEN.-At the Baptist church service last Sunday morning. Rev. pr. Halsey gave pre- Jude on d half holiday for Phoenix business men. He holds that if the ! stores were closed for a half day each week. just as much business would be done, and the business men would be greatly benefited by the rest they need The half holiday. system has been sue cessfully inaugurated in New York City, Rochester, Oswego and many other eastern cities and merchants where it has been tried would not think of going back to the old way.
 A LACK OF EVIDENCE-A Mexi- can house cleaner was before Justice Burnett yesterday morning charged with the theft of $5 committed while | working at the house of w. B. Lount last Saturday. There was really no evidence against him. It is only known that during his stay there the money ! was there and that it could not be found after he went away. He was discharged. l.. Alverez was before the l court charged with a disturbance of the peace He could not succeed even in raising doubt regarding his guilt and he was sent to the county jail for | ten days.
 LIBLIN IN COURT AT LAST-Con- stable Fulks of Buckeye precinct re- turned yesterday afternoon from Buckeye with A. Liblin. the saloon | keeper charged with running disord- erly house. Liblin was brought here last week on change of venue for which he had asked. believing that he
 would not get all that was coming to him before the justice of that precinct. | On his arrival it was found that the l papers showed only that a complaint | had been made against him and that