Arizona republican., 1904-02-14

WORSE AGAIss.-A1r. and Mrs A. w. Galpin's baby who has been ill for sometime was reported worse again yesterday.
 STOCK SHIPMENTS car of cattle was shipped last night from Tempe to Yuma and another from Tempe to Nogales.
 GOLF TOURNAMENT-There will be a golf tournament at the Country club next Saturday afternoon, Febru- ary q. and an occasion of unusual in terest is expected.
 MINISTERIAL AS S o c IATIoN.- The Ministerial association will meet in the parlors of the Christian church, Monday afternoon at-2 o'clock. All ministers are invited to attend.
 SUFFERING OF PNEUMONIA NJ. O. BicknelI who recently returned from Los Angeles was taken ill O. Friday Yesterday his sickness ds veloped into a well defined case of pneumonia.
 WILL MOVE MoNDAY-Mrs. Josie Arthur, whose residence and lodging house at 4S6 North First avenue was destroyed by fire several months ago. has built a new house on the site and will move into it on Monday.
 A BASEBALL GAME.-A baseball game was played yesterday afternoon on the Indian school diamond between the second team of the Indian school and a nine of Phoenix boys known as the Second Avenue" team. The score was 21 to r in favor of the town boys.
 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SER VICES.-Eld. A. J. Howard. president of the conference, will address the meeting tonight at 7:15. A study of the prophecies. especially for visitors. will be taken up. Corner Third street and Pierce, on Brill addition car inc.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Carlos F. Chrstin and Maggie Wall and to Thomas Jones and Annie McDaniels. All the parties except MT. Jones, who is resident of Yavapai county, live in this county.
 G. H. CLAYSONS FUNERAL.-The funeral of G. H. Clayscn was held yes terday afternoon al 2:30 o'clock at the First Methodist church. of which he was an earnest and consistent member. It was well attended by relatives and 1 friends, the dead man being a highly | esteemed citizen. Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons. pastor of the church. officiated.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL | HURCH.-Monroe street and Second avenue. A. NJ. Gibbons. pastor. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m.; Junior League at 3 p. m.; Epworth League at ?:30 D. m.: preaching at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Subject of the morning sermon. "A Great Question and It's issues" Spe- cial music by the choir both morning and evening. All seats are free. You will find a cordial welcome.
 A CARPENTERS CRIME.-Ohicer Chris Sigala, of Tempe. came over yes terday with Antonio Mares, who had been sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for the theft of Q plane from r. C. Washington. of Tempe. Mares, who is a hobo Mexican, a va riety of the genus hobo seldom seen claimed to he a carpenter, and he said he needed the plane in the practice Of his profession.
 A VALENTINE PARTY-Vera IT, vine entertained her girl friends at Q Valentine party Saturday evening Among the games during the evening was pinning the tail on the donkey. The first prize was won by Miss Bertha Kirkland. Those present were Vera Irvine, the hostess; Bertha Kirkland, Emma Thalheimer, Ray Edmondson. Blanche Hughes, Ethel Carpenter, Dora Ambrose, MargaTette Irvine, Elain Washington, EvangeIine Irvine, Dora Leak and Bertha Hall.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS.-Messrs. Arthur Wetzler and Byron Sharp have just completed the purchase of the Washington Market, at No. 35 West Washington street, form erly owned by the late Mir. N. C. Mat thiessen, and win be ready to meet