Arizona republican., 1904-05-20

GONG O F1 L. CEIN OiNs--hI anu Mrs. NJ. O. Bicknell left ths morning for few days stay at the Grand canyon.
 GONE TO MEXICO.-Mr. Sims Ely of The Republican staff, left last ev- ening for Sonora. He will return home next week.
 OUT OF COURT.-The dog case, T. F. Hudson, complainant, and E. M. Depew. defendant, was settled ye5tor- day, out of court
 STREET CLEANING.-The street force has cleaned things up in the Vii cinity Of the postoTice so that the lob by of that imposing and useful struc- ture will net fill up with papers, rags and other debris every time there is a strong wind.
 NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS.- The neighbOrhoOd prayer meeting at o'clock this morning will be held at Mrs. L. G. Tuttle's on North Fourth avenue led by Rev. J. A. Elicit and the one at Chaplain Winfield Scots Capitol addition, will be led by MT. Nelson.
 ARIzoNIANs ARRoAD-Amon recent arrivals at the HollenbeCk ho-
 
 Frank Cox and J. H. McCabe, Of Pnoe- nix. MT. and Mrs. James F. Allen, of Tempe, T. G. Smith Of ChaparaL w. c. Tonl1in. of Quartzite, and R. A. Ander- son, of Yuma.
 SOME FINE ORE-Austia Stark weather yesterday brought to the board Cf trade a sample Of some fine ore taken from his claims on the Agua S,r Phoenix. The assay shows twenty per cent copper, four dcllars gold and three dollars silver.
 SOClAL-The ladies of the Central NJ. F. church will give an ice cream social in the Palace building near the corner of Washington and First streets Tuesday evening, the 24th inst. Thsy want everybody to come and bring h's wife mother and sweetheart and spend a pleasant evening. Ice cream and cake will be served from , o'clock on through the evening.
 THE EVANGELISTIC SERVCES.- Mr. Sheafor will preach his last sermon this week at the Baptist church. Ser vices at 8 o'clock. lis sermon last evening was one of great power and was listened tC by a large aud ence. The Bible reading at o'clock will be on the sixth chapter of Romans. Tho-e who attend will find it profitable to read the first fourteen verses Of the chapter over and over again. At the service last evening several candid .tcs were received for baptism.
 HIGH SCHOOL MASS MEETlNG- The-adjourned mass meeting of the res idents of the Phoenix high scnool dis trict for the purpose of requesting the trustees of the districl to order a bond issue for necessary improvements Will be held next Saturday. There was a meeting for this purpose and there was a general expression in favor Cf the bonds. but even SO all those who desired the voting of the bonds asked that there might be a still further eX- Tression on the subject. There is no doubt that at the meeting of Saturday the request will be made, and there Is equally no doubt that the voters of the district will vote the bonds.
 BUMPED HER HEAD-Agustino Cruz was arrested and partly tried in Justice Robertsol's court yesterday for an alleged assault on Francisco Robles in the lower part Or town. She claims he hit her ir the face, and brought her head into court yesterday to prove it. The appearance of her face was ample proof that something had slammed her pratty hard, though the defendant denied his guilt, saying the woman was drunk and had called him some bad names as he went by her door, He retrsced his steps to try and prevail upon her 10 keep the peace for her own sake but says he did no: hit her. The case went over pending the testimony or a witness who could mi he uro-p-t