Arizona republican., 1903-01-13

rus I1ON ELL he conference Oh the
city council and the citizens water
works committee, called for last night,
was postponed till Thursday night.
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP
the induction of Judge A. c. Baker
into the office of district attorney the
law partnership between Mr.. Baker
and Walter Bennett has been dissolved.
Mr.. Bennett will retain the former Of
fees of the firm in the Fleming block.
a TEMPE SERVICE.-Rev. Walter
Galley, general secretary of the Young
Peoples Union of America addressed
large congregation in the Baptist
-church in Tempe last Sunday morning.
Ali the churches in Tempe dismissed
their morning congregation and united
in the service.
SEVEN DAYS.-Ricardo Gonzales
was put away in the county Jail yes
terday where he will have to be good
Tor the next seven days. He got drunk
Saturday night and sometime between
that incirdent and the dawn of Sunday
he created a disturbance on Jackson
street, which caused his arrest. His
commitment to Jail was secured
through the influence of Justice Bur-
nett.
FUNERAL OF NJ. r. MATHEWS
The funeral Of NJ. r. Mathews held
yesterday afternoon was attended by a
large number of friends. The service
in the undertaking parlors was con-
Quoted by Rev. c. V. Cowan and ap-
propriate music was sung, one piece by
request. The members of the A. o. L.
w. lodge attended in regalia and under
no inf ont was ma n o
their burial service being read at the
grave.
ENTERTAINED AT BREAKFAST.
General and Mrs. H. F. Robinson
entertained about twenty people at
breakfast on Sunday morning. Most
of the guests were from Tempe, and
drove over for the occasion. Among
those present were, Mr. and Mrs.
Kingsbury, Prof and Mrs irish, Mr..
and Mrs. Kramer, Chicago. Miss Ole
son, st. Paul; Miss Grier, Phoenix, DIR.
Woods, South Dakota, Mr.. Fuller,
Denver; Messrs. Wolf and Hayden,
Tempe.
TONIGHT'S CONCERT-The sale of
tickets for the benefit concert has been
very satisfactory to the ladies in
charge and indicates that the music
loving people of the city will be present
in force Everything indicates that
the concert will be an artistic success
and those who attend will have the
satisfaction of feeling we'll entertained
and at the same time helping a worthy
cause. The Sisters hospital being the
only institution of the kind here, de-
serves the support of all who are in
terested in Phoenix.
IS GOOD SIDEwABKS.-The property
owners on the north side of Washing
ton street, between Third and Fifth
streets, have lately materially i'm
proved the appearance of their prop
erty and the street generally beside
doing something that will secure for
them the gratitude of pedestrians liV-
ing in the east end of town This
Improvement consists of the crawling
of the sidewalk with the decomposed
granite found in great quantities near
the city and which. when it settles a
little. win make an ideal sidewalk The
work was done by E. r. Maple, who
has earned the title of D. S. or doctor
OF sidewalks.
GEO. HADLOW SIR. AT REST.-The
funeral services of George Hadlow will
be held at the Mohn and Doris par
lors this afternoon at o'clock. The
deceased was a member of the First
NJ. +. church of this city, having
united by letter from Cleveland, Ohio,
in January 5. 1899. So long as he was
able he was always in his place at
church and was ready to give a reason
FOR the hope that was in him. About
a year ago his wife preceded him to
the heavenly home. There are none
of the immediate relatives here. most
of them living in Cleveland, Ohio. The
pastor, Rev. Cowan and members of
the choir will conduct the services this