Arizona republican., 1903-04-13

| FUNERAL OF CHRISTIAN AG- NER.-The funeral of Christian Agner was held yesterday afternoon at the parlors of Merryman X Holley and was attended by large number O. friends and neighbors.
 YOUNG MAN IN TROUBLE.-Mar shal Kinney yesterday arrested young man, a stranger in the city, near Five Points. He is charged with having rolled drunken man, himself being duly and beastly sober.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Owing to the cantata in the theater tonight, the Good Templars will meet tomorrow night at o'clock. Several candidates are in waiting for initiation. Delegates will be chosen to represent the lodga in district lodge which will convene Tn Buckeye on next Saturday. Ice cream will be served.
 EASTER AT GLENDALE.-The NJ. E. church at Glendale yesterday re1- dered a most beautiful Easter service. The programme was largely carried out by children in recitation, songs and chorus work in cantata extracts. The principal number was a twenty-voiceo chorus. the songs being interspersed with floral tribute offerings. The church was tastefully decorated with a vast quantity of roses.
 AN AUTOMOBILE TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Close and N. P. Seager and Joseph P. Seager, all from Tucson, ar rived here this morning Q little after P o'clock in their two Oldsmobiles. They left Tucson Sunday morning at just what hour was not learned. but at any "a te they made the desert trip in one day. These are two of the machines that came over in February for the automobile races, but which made sucn a poor showing on account of having bad gasoline. Yesterdays work shows what the machines can do if given . chance.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.-A birthday party was given yesterday afternoon by Ethel Walls at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. P. H. Coyle, No. 4S7 North Seventh avenue. The afternoon was spent in the enjoyment of games and light refreshments. Those present were Alma Mcdonald, May Wiley, Ula Barr, Hazel Barr. Nellie Coyle, Evelyn Coyle. Alice Coyle, Josephine Coyle, Marion J II. gett, Gladys Hergett, Margie Mckee. Mary Flood, Sadie Lockhart, Earl Moss, Raymond Kane, Claud Jones, Ralph Kane, Edward Rodenbeck, Rex Kane, Ralph Moss. Reavard Kane, Ernest Moss, Albert Coyle, Jack Barr and Henry COyle.
 COMPANY B, N. G. A.-Company F, N. G. A., or at least about dozen members of it had fine time yesterday turning out for a drilling excursion on horseback. They went to Tempe, where they had dinner, and returning prac- ticed some cavalry evolutions, skirm- ish drill, etc, then went out to the In- dian school where another drill was enjoyed. Previous to leaving the city in the morning they assembled at the office of Colonel McClintock on First avenue, and he addressed them for T few minutes. The company desires to increase it's membership somewhat and in order to do so the members are max ing their drills and other meetings as attractive as possible.
 ALLEGED CATTLE STEALING.- Joe and Jim Hinton, William Brewer, Cy Blevins, John Haskell and Jack Cornett voluntarily appeared in Justice Carico's court at Globe on Monday last to answer tc a complaint filed by J. F. Wise. one of the owners. and the local manager of the Flying H. brand or cattle running on Cherry creek. says the Silver Belt. Jim Hinton pleaded guilty to mutilatirg a hide before it was inspected, and was fined $25. The charges against the other defendants were dismissed, except as to Blevins. who was fined $10 for carrying a SIX shooter within the town limits. On Tuesday other complaints were sworn out by Mir Wise against Joe Hinton,