Arizona republican., 1904-01-31

BASKET 6ALL.-The basket bali
 girls Of the high school will play a re-
 turn match with the Normal school
 team net Saturday.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT-Geo. Pusch,
 Tucson butcher who has been in the
 city two or thre days, shipped a ear
 of cattle to Tucson last night.
 BAND cONCERT.-The Pioneer
 band has changed the hour of it's Sun day afternoon concert from 2:S0 to ? o'clock. beginning this afternoon. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Services at 1 a. m. and p. m. Sunday
 school at 10 a. m. The public is cor diaily invited to attend these services.
 WINTER VISITORS.-D. L. Connor, ST, and wife Of KirSsvilie, Mo. arrived in the city yesterday and will spend the rest of the winter with their son, pr. D. L. Conhor.
 SOLD A LOT-R. H. Greene has started disposing of his new real estate holdings in the Irvine addition. Just
 to get things going he sold lot 24 In block 27 yesterday for $s5.
 MISS SARGENT coMlNG.-Mi~s 1 Rosalind NJ. Sargent, who is to appear in a concert to be given under the aus pices Of the Presbyterian church Fri 1 day, February 5, will arrive in the city next Thursday morning
 VISITING PHoENIx.-Mr. ". C. BashfoId Of Prescott. is in the city. en route to Tombstone and the Imperial mine on mining business. He has I great many friends here and is putting i in his few hours stay very enjoyably. THE FUNERAL OF ALBERT S. i MARTiN.-The funeral of Albert 5. | Martin, the youngest son Of Luther ana ! Emma Martin took place yesterday afternoon from the Catholic church. He was fourteen years of age. His death occurred on January. 2S.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. Central NJ. r. church south, opposite 1 postoffice. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. i Preaching by the pastor. Rev. C. H. | GOvette, II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Ep- i worth League 6:S0 ?. m. Everybody is ! cordially invited.
 ! THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ENTiST-Postofflce building. Mon ! roe street. Services II a. m.. subject,
 "Soirit:" solo by Mrs H. Heap. Sun
 day school 9:3O. Wednesday evening ! service 7;eO. The reading rooms are ' N-- ! m. to 1.
 1 BAPTIST HURCH-Worshiping in | ONeill hall, corner Adams street and | First avenue. Public worship Il a. m. and 7.30 J. m. Bible school 9:b a. m 1 Junior Union p. m. E. Y. P. U. 6:f5
 ?. m. Chaplain Scott will fill the pull
 pit morning ard evening. 4 cordial welcome to all.
 1 DEATH OF ROBERT WHlTESIDE. Robert Whiteside, a resident of Peoria, died yesterday at the age of | seventy eight MT. Whiteside had been
 a sufferer of heart disease for a long time but until o'clock yesterday
 morning he had been in his usual health. He was suddenly stricken and in two hours he was dead. The funeral will take place from the under taking parlors Of Easterling & Whit ney at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Owing to the Drotracted meeting in the Chris 1 tian church during the past three weeks the regular meetings of the Good Tenn : plars have been somewhat interfered with. Owing to the lateness of the hour on last Monday night the election of officers was postponed until tomor- row night when a full attendance of the members is expected. The installation | ceremonies will follow the election. 1 Quite q number of new members have been added to the lodge recently and the members feel much encouraged. WESTERN UNION MOVING.-The Western Union Telegraph office will be moved today from the present location to No. 115 north Center street in the Hotel Adams building, A large part
 of the furniture was moved yesterday and the office will still do busiuesS at