Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL


SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.-The
Baptist Sunday school will have its
annua! picnic ut Iron Springs on Satur-
day. the SOth inst.
a SUIT FOR DIVORcE.-Suit fer
divorce was brought in district court
yesterday by Margarita Santoya
against Adrian Santoya. There is the
usual ground of abandonment and
failure to support. Suit was also be-
gun by ]. c. WATSON against NJ. b.
Harowitz to recover on a promisSorJ
note.
SALE OF A LODGING HOUSE,
Mrs Flora I.affeTty who has been con-
Quoting the Polk house on Polk street
for the last year has sold it to Mrs.
Ford. During her management of the
house Mrs Lafferty built up a good
custom. Mrs. Ford, the present owner
is from Los Angeles and Mrs. Laffcrty
will shortly go there to make her homo.
BLOOMING AS A ROSE-Every
citizen of Phoenix, as well as the many
visitors who come to town are filed
| with praise of the beauty of the court
house plaza. 1t highly illustrates what
can be done if gardening is brought up
| to a fine art and how this land can be
| made to blossom as a rose. Mr.. Han
sen, the gardener is earning for him
self the admiration of the people
through his skill and faithfulness.
THE MAYOR OF MOLINE.-Mayor
J c. P. Skinner of Moline, Ills, who has
been in the city for the last week lett
| last night for his home. He was ac-
comranied by his brother, James G..
| Skinner who will remain in the city for
a time. The gentlemen are wealthy
and it is thought that they will make
| investments in the city or the valley.
The gentlemen are nephews of Mr..
Winsor who lately bought the Warren
ranch on the Black Canyon road.
A CONCERT ROGRAMME.-Fol..
| lowing is the programme of a concert
to he given oy the Indian school band
at Eastlake park Thursday evening
under the direction of Prof VIM. 3.
Snow. The concert begins at s O'Clock:
March, Jack Tar. Sousa; overture,
Stradella, FlOtow; solo for trombone.
from Stabat Mater, Rossini; Scenes
from the TcnderfOOt, played by Homer
Ganga Hearth; intermission; Irisa
melodies, Reyer: operate Selection.
Erninie. Jacobski; Concert Valse, Auf
WiedUsiem. Bailey, Sweet Old Songs,
Dahlbey; National Anthem.
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIR."
Captain Parks of 3 Company, n. q. A.,
requests all members of that organiza-
ton TO appear at the armory tonight,
at 1880 sharp. The purpose of the
meeting viii he a short drill and the
early hour is named that the drill may
be finished before the beginning of the
athletic exhibition at the Doris theater
which many desire to attend. Capt.
Parks also announces the receipt of an
invitation by Professor Fountain, for
the guard to attend as a company. his
musical exhibition at the theater April
| 21st.
THE BRIDE is COMING-A mar
riage license was issued by Probate
Court Clerk Kirkland yesterday TO
| Wayne G. Barrows of this county and
Miss Clara Stehlin of Chicago. The
| groom who has been resident of the
valley for nine years said that ne
would not want to make use of the
| license for a week. Miss Stehlin IS
still in Chicago and the day of her ar
rival is invested with some uncertainty
A license was also granted to James T.
Arrowsmith and Miss Henrietta p
| Shumway both of Mesa.
COLLECTOR OF BICYCLE REM
| NANT d. P. Kyle is en-
| gagged in various duties, official and
other. One of his avocations is the
collection of pieces of bicycles which
| thieves leave lying around He has
quite an aggregation of these remnants
| in the rear of his office. His latest
! find was made yesterday. 1t consists
| of the entire frame and rims of a lady's
wheel which is nearly new and of the
Buffalo Queen variety. The thief seems
to have stolen it for the tires At least