Arizona republican., 1903-11-25

added to the team and Manager Leslie Mccarthy and Captain Rosenberg have had them practicing hard under the direction of Coach Killius. They are therefore convinced that when the normals size them up they will not be inclined to call the high school easy money.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. FOWLER-The funeral of Mrs. R. s. Fowler was held yesterday afternoon at the family res idence. corner Third and Madison streets. It was well attended by the friends of the deceased who was univr- sally respected byNall who knew her. The service was conducted by Rev. Lapsley McAfee, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. and interment was made in the family let ia the city cemetery. beside the grave of her hus- band. who died many years ago.
 PHOENIX GUN cLue.-Evory member of the Phoenix Gun club is ex- pected 10 be present at the grounds Thanksgiving day at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Several events will be shot off with a small entrance fee and a handicap will be made so all con- testants will have an equal show to
 
 Peters trophy will also be held and as several members have won same four times it is likely that one of these will win for the fifth time which will make them the permanent holder of the medal This event has not been held for three months past and a live ly race is expected.
 A SMALL MATTER.-A reporter fo~
 The Rpnnhlipan 6Nprtant 7 the cement trust couple of hundred thousand dollars yesterday morning for which he is very sorry, the way times are now on Wall street. In an- nouncing the quotations on cement it was stated that the price laid down in Globe was $355 which was correct. But in adding the freight from Globe to the dam site. $1.90. the total was given as $4.45, just dollar short on each barrel. As 100000 barrels are to be required, the trust was given that many dollars velvet in the argu- ment. But, that is comparatively small matter for if the scheme of the cement manufacturers went through they would be nearly a million to the good bes de that.
 STOLE HIS OWN MUtE.-A war rant was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from Justice Duret of Buckeye precinct for the arrest of I. Bazan for the theft of mule from C. s. Teeters of that neighborhood. The warrant was found to be defective in form and in that it did not state all the facts in connection with the crime. The mule was the property of Bazan, but he had had it on pasture at Feet CTS and his wife gave him permission to take the mule. When Teeters return ed home and learned that the mule was gone and that the pasture bill was still unpaid he went to the house of Bazan and took the mule. It was after that that BaZan returned and surrep- titiously removed the animal Bazan was arrested and a warrant to fit his nett. &
 YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY.-On next Sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock. in the First NJ. l.. church. the Young Peoples Christian Unicn of Phoenix will Hold it's first monthly rally. An lirterestirg programme is being prepar- ed by the m :mbers of the five socie- ties represented In the organization, WI n will be worth hearing. It is de- sired that each person Whc is to assist in the religious ceas:fs ot :tn city next week be present to receive his assign mcnt. and to arrange with lis work ing mate for conducting the canvass. The city has been divided into five districts, with a superintendent for each. and there will be from ten to fourteen canvassers in eacn district. The work will be completed @ext week President w. w. Green $ general di- rector. and will be assiste1 by the fol- lowing district superintendents: First Ward-A. J. Hertel. Second Ward Dr. J. C. Norton. Third Ward-A. ?. Wal bridge. Fourth Ward-I C. Hub53. City Additions-EdG9r Wilsoa