Arizona republican., 1904-05-18

BOWLERS ORGANIZE.-A number
 of young men have organized the Phoe-
 nix Bowling club by the election of the l following officers to serve six months:.
 J. w. McCracken, president; J. D. Was son. vice president; c. S. Baker, secre- tary; A. R. Doris, treasurer; Arthur
 Hoebel, captain. The club will prac- tice bowling on Monday and Thurs day evenings and at the end of the first
 month the five players holding the
 highest scores will be declared the club team. The charter list is still open to
 those who desire to join.
 PHOENIX MUSlC-"Pse a Lub Sick Niggah" is the title of a new song by
 Miss Florence La Jeunesse of this city.
 The music is by Mrs. Genevieve Stech-
 an and it is published and copyrighted by MT. F. w. Stechan. The music has
 been placed on sale by the Redewill
 Music company. Miss La Jeunesse is d
 writer of considerable experience and
 ability and poetical sketches by her
 have appeared now and then in the
 Phoenix papers. Mrs. Stechan is the
 author of "Old Glory" Hereafter" t"The Last Chryanthemum" and Love
 Birds Greeting"
 NEW PHOENIX CITlZEN.-Thrt | is, he will be in a very short time. All this about Jacob Miller of the county board of supervisors. MT. Miller yes- terday bought through the office of Dwight B. Heard the handsome and commodious residence of Mayor Ben nett on North First avenue. He paid S4,250. MT. Bennett is building a new and handsome home on North Central avenue near the toll gate. As his
 house is not yet completed MT. Miller has consented to lease him his newly purchased house. He would not need 1t anyhow until the fish quit biting along the southern California coast.
 JUDGE RENTS ILLNESS.-Judge
 Kent who went home ill on Monday afternoon suffering from laryngitis and tonsilitis was confined to his bed yesterday and he will probably be un-
 able to hold court before Saturday, if then. Court was opened yesterday
 morning by Commissioner Woodward and adjourned until today. It will be further adjourned this morning until
 Saturday. The jury trial of Batre ct
 al vs. The Valley Bank ct al was In
 progress when court adjourned on Monday and as it will be impossible 60
 finish it this week it will go over for the
 term with the consent of both parties as will other jury cases.
 DEPARTURE OF ENSIGN AND
 MRS. WEST.-Farewell orders have
 come to Ensign and Mrs. West, who have labored so faithfully in the Salva-
 tion Army during the last thirteen months visiting the sick, clothing the naked, feeding the poor and preaching i the gospel wherever they went. They appeared on the scene just when they
 were most needed. On Saturday at the
 Salvation Army hall at 8 p. m. there
 will be a programme of solos, readings, lrecitations, etc. On Sunday at II a. m.
 there will be a dedication of the new army colors, with an explanation of the
 red, yellow and blue. The bible class will meet at 3 D. m. and at 1880 D. m.
 After that the making of members and
 farewell addresses by the ensign and
 Mrs. West. There will not be any charge for admission but donations will
 he thankfully received for their travel
 ing experses. Express and postal orders may be made payable to James c.
 West, Salvation army, Phoenix.