Arizona republican., 1904-09-19

EuNERAL OF GEO. F. HOSTET- TER-The funeral of George F. Hos letter will be held at o'clock this at- ternoon at the undertaking parlors or
 Mohn 6s Doris. Rev. Govette Will or ficiate and interment will be made ln Rosedale cemetery.
 NEW DOUGLAS ENTERPRISES is announced that the E. P. x :. w.
 Railroad company has offered 10 oo- nate s5,OOO toward the erection ot I. NJ. c. A. building in Douglas proVaning the people will contribute the same amount to the cause. It is understood the Copper Queen company has pressed a willingness to donate the same amount and it is believed the Cal umet & Arizona will do equally as Well nice building could be built for S2o'-
 GOO in most any country.
 REBEKAH LODGE ANNlVER- SARY-Arizona Rebekah lodge No. will on Wednesday night celebrate Tn it's lodge hall in the MonihOn building the anniversary of the founding of the Rebel1ah branch of the Independent Or der of odd Fellows. A special pro
 gramme of speechmaking, music, etc. is being arranged and a season of jubi- llation is promised all members or the order who attend, whether holding membership locally or belonging to the order. elsewhere, and all are os course fraternally invited.
 DEATH OF MRS. DUNLAP-Word was received in the city yesterday or the death at Santa Monica of Mrs Martha Dunlap, mother of John T.
 Dunlap, c. Dunlap and, Miss Hattie Dunlap The body will be brought here for burial but the time of the fun eral has not yet been set. Mrs. Dun lap was seventy years of age and had been in ill health for a long time. Last spring her condition grew so alarming that her life was despaired of. There was a slight recovery and 1t was thought that a residence on the coast would be beneficial
 DEATH OE AN OLD RESIDENT
 Malaira G. de Yanez, a Mexican wo- man, died yesterday afternoon at her home, No. 21S East Adams street. She
 was 69 years old and is survived by her husband. The dead woman is well known in Phoenix, having lived in this city for the last eighteen years. In
 earlier life she was quite a notable character ir California, having at one | time been an accomplished musician
 and artist in San Francisco. where she
 was also well known on the stage. The funeral will be held this morning at g o'clock at the house.
 | RETURNING DELEGATES-Most
 of the delegates from the southern part
 of the territory to the republican terri toriaI convention at Prescott on Sat
 urday, including the delegates from this
 county returned from the north yes
 terday morning. All were enthusiastic
 over the work Of the convention and
 said that they believed that MT. B. A.
 Fowler would be elected. w. F. Coop
 CT. of Tucson, Mir. Fowler's opponent
 for the nomination, was among those
 who returned from the north MT. Cooper expressed satisfaction with the
 work of the convention and paid a high | tribute to the character of MT. Fowler.
 A PRACTICE BALL GAME-There
 was very interesting practice baseball
 game at Eastlake park yesterday fore
 noon, witnessed by about 75 persons.
 The score was not notable as it was
 somewhere between ten and fifteen on
 each side but the game was interesting
 for the reason that the audience were
 all fans and all they cared for was to
 see nice individual plays and coach either side that needed it. to the end
 that good players might be developed.
 The regular Phoenix team lined up at
 first against pickup team of firemen
 but the playing was so uneven that
 Loman and Wimp, the Phoenix bat
 tery, was transferred to the other side,
 which evened things up considerably
 and added to the zest of the occasion.
 CHOIR REORGANIZATION | ing the summer months the choir of
 the Central Methodist church, has been taking a vacation. Thursday night the
 old members with quite a number of inew aecessions, met at the home of their