Arizona republican., 1903-03-19

IT WAS A GIRL.-Something hap pened at the home of MT. Lloyd E. ] Christy the other day which has not
 had the publicity it deserved It was a l girl, the third of the family
 REGISTRY GROWING.-Up to ,
 o'clock yesterday evening Recorder 1 Jobs reported seventy taxpayers regis | tered for the water bond election. This is about double the number for the two previous days.
 | CATTLE SHIPMENT.-Five cars of cattle were shipped from Phoenix yes 1 terday over the NJ. & P. road. Four l cars were shipped by MT. H. Mcdonald i to Los Angeles and one car to Tucson
 by George Push.
 UP FROM CANANEA.-C. L. Coon.
 formerly of this city but nows q resi- 1 dent of Cananea is in Phoenix on q trip of recreation and recuperation He strained his back severely sometime ago and is taking things easy till he re covers his strength.
 WOMEN s MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The annual missionary meeting Of the Woman's Missionary society Of the Baptist church will be held at the home Of Mrs. L. G. Futile, North Fourth avenue. this afternoon from 2:30 to , o'clock. It will also be birthday tea GOING TO OREGON.-W. c. Rinard is closing up his business affairs here preparatory to leaving about the first of the month for Oregon where he eN- poets to make his home. Mir Rinard has lived here about fifteen years and recently has been manager Of the Bur
 ger corral
 1 ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-The committee of the supreme court ap ! poinetd to inquire into tke legal at | tainments of Frank J. Duffy of No-
 gales, reported to the court yesterday afternoon and MT. Duffy was at once
 admitted to practice. MT. Duffy is dis ! trict attorney of Santa Cruz county. i AN EAST PHOENIX HOME-Coun- l ty Assessor Frank Luke has bought | the Frank Nicholson residence on East Washington street near Eastlake park. 1 It is q commodlous structure well
 shaded and one of the prettiest Of
 suburban residences conveniently lo-
 Cated. He expects to move from his present residence into his newly ac-
 rured property about the first of April l TOMBSTONE RAILROAD-Trac ck laying began on the Tombstone branch
 Of the Fl Paso and Southwestern rail road on Monday morning. About mile of track was laid the first day and it
 is thought the road will be completed ! into Tombstone in a couple of weeks Roadmaster George Shibley is in charge of the construction work and i he has employed a force of about 200
 men.
 l OSTRICH PLUCKING.-Th regular i ostrich plucking will take place at the farm at the end of the street car line | tomorrow afternoon between the hours 1 of and i o'clock. Friday has been 1 chosen for this event for the accom-
 mediation of the members Of the legis-
 lature many of whom have expressed | a wish to see the--big birds robbed of their feathers and have been unable tc ! attend any of the previous pluckinss which have taken place during the ses- ! sicn.
 SMUGGLED DREAMS - Yesterday evening Deputy Sheriff Jeff Duncan saw woman passing something into i the county jail. He took possession Of 1 the package and examining it found it | to contain opium. It was intended to l be given to Milt Brawley. It was ex- plained to the woman that the passing | of such merchandise into such places where prisoners were confined is a 1 crime under the laws of this territory. but she was permitted to go with an i admonition.
 4 MOTHER INQUIRY.-Not long | ago Mrs. Hoover called upon Mr. A. Pima, the Mexican consul at this place,
 and asked his assistance in locating her
 son, M. Hoover. who she believed was
 some place in Mexico. MT. Pima start
 ed an inquiry with the result that he
 thinks he has found the missing son but the mother having neglected to in