Arizona republican., 1903-02-10


 ment has been made that the Country club ball to be given at Tempe has been indefinitely postponed.
 DAUGHTERS OF HONOR BALL. Sunshine Lodge, Daughters of Honor. will give ball on the night of Febru- ary r. Announcement of the place ana other facts will be made later. SOCIAL POSFPONED.-The usual monthly social that was to be given by the United Moderns tonight will not be given until Tuesday, February T., at which time the social committee prom ises a pleasant evening of amusement. GOING TO OREGON.-W. A. Bolton, who for the past thirteen years has been a prominent Tempe resident, expects to leave this evening for Ashland, Oregon, where he has acquired extensive inter ests and where he expects to make hls home.
 A BURNING FLUE.-The fire de- partment was called out yesterday by an alarm from Second avenue, south of Jackson street. Its services, however. were not needed, for the fire proved to be only the lively burning out of a chimney.
 POLICE COURT. - Gonzales, the Mexican arrested for throwing rocks az
 a countryman's house, was sent to jaii for fifteen days by the city recorder yesterday. A man named Primrose, charged with vagrancy, was put in the ice box for thirty days.
 LEFT THIS MORNING.-Mrs. B. F.
 Porter and sons, Ben and Joe, left on this mornings s. F., P. and P train for Eureka, Cal, which will hereafter be their home, though they do not expect to become strangers to Arizona and will
 no doubt visit here occasionally.
 KILLED BY A RANGER.-Word
 came to the city yesterday of a battle , near Douglas yesterday between q party of Arizona Rangers and outlaws l in which one Of the latter was killed
 by Ranger Webb. One of the rangers
 was wounded. No other particulars of the affair oculd be learned yesterday evening.
 | C. L. KOSHER HERE.-Charles Lane Mosher, who was many years age
 connected with the Phoenix press as
 editor and reporter on the various pa
 pers. returned to the city yesterday
 morning to remain permanently. He
 has been in very poor health of lata
 years till a few months ago, since when he has been gradually recovering. i CHINESE INSPECTOR-Charl T | CCnnell of Tucson has been appointed Chinese inspector for duty along tils | border in the southwest He does not succeed anybody, but is one of the new inspectors the department has recently put on on account of the growing ten dency of the Chinese to break over the
 line from Mexico. MT. Connell is ar old resident of Tucson and for man,
 years was city recorder.
 | PROOF POSITIVE=Positive prcol 1 that G. M. Fowler was not burned up ir
 the wreck at Vail's station was secured
 yesterday morning when that gentle
 man returned home from his trip to olC | Mexico wearing a buttonhole bouuuet | in the lapel of his coat. It was a vel l low one, tCo, but it did not indicate
 that he had smallpox or bubonic plague He says four men were killed in tne
 wreck he narrowly missed at Mazda. lena, so altogether he considers himself
 as an artful dodger.
 ACCUSED OF HORSE STEALING Constable Gonzales yesterday arrested II Tomas Moline and Ramon Pueblo o1
 the charge of stealing a S15 horse iron Miguel Robles. He found them in the
 city jail where they were serving sen
 tences for drunkenness. They were ar raigned before Justice Robertson an,
 both pleaded not guilty. Their triai were set for 10 o'clock this morning Pedro Martinez, who was arrested fo fighting, pleaded guilty, but seemed not to have been the aggressor, wa ! fined S1.
 DEATH OF MISS COOLEY-Mis Jessie Cooley died yesterday mornin at o'clock three miles north of Phoe