Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

shipped four cars of cattle to Los Angeles last night from Tempe.
 FUNERAL OF MIR. STOVER.-The funeral of Emanuel Stover will be held this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at the Baptist church.
 FUNERAL OF P. o. PETERSON The funeral of P. O. Peterson will he held at Merryman's parlors this after noon at o'clock.
 TEMP o RARY RESlOENTS.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Nj. Lewis, of Mesa City, are residing with MT. and Mrs. Langs- ton temporarily during Mr. Lewis fit
 ting to and fro looking after interests
 in the Arlington country.
 AN uNTIMELY DEATH.-W. R.
 Magoffin died yesterday morning at
 the Sisters hospital of consumption. He
 was from Franklin, Ky. and leaves a
 wife. babe and father. wl,o wee with
 him to the end.
 A YOUNG MAYS DEATH.-C. Y. Hays, aged twenty-eight, died yester-
 day morning on Illinois street. He came here recently with his wife, his mother
 arriving yesterday morning just after his death The body will be taken 10
 Ashland, Ky, for burial.
 THE B. Y. p. U.-The B. Y. P. U. rally of the towns of Tempe, Mesa and Phoenix will be held at Tempe on Tuesday night at the Baptist church. A good programme is being prepared and arrangements have been made for q pleasant moonlight drive.
 DEATH OF MRS. STEPHENS Mrs Alice D. Stephens, who came here from Tittsburg last August. died yes terday morning of lung trouble. She
 was thirty years old and leaves hus- band and two children. MT. Stephens and Mrs. Stephens mother arrived d couple of weeks ago. The body will be ! taken to Pittsburg for burial. CALIFORNIA WSITORS.-W. H. ! Smith, editor and proprietor of tte News of Whittier, California, arrived ! here yesterday accompanied by Dr. l.. | B. Haskett, also of Whittier. En route they spent a couple of days in Prescott | where they met a number of friends | from California. driving out to the i Dividend mine with MT. Parmley. They will be in Phoenix few days. | A BAD BUNCH.-James Gleason. l William Hendry, George Lake, Harry ] Stone and Joe Harris, all arrested fot vagrancy, were yesterday sentenced to i twenty days in jail. John Doe, a Mex | jean, was arrested for drunkenness and ! pleaded not guilty, wnereupca he was
 also given twenty days. The officers are trying 10 clean the town up in read { mess fer carnival week.
 A DESERT TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. | D. Evans and a party of friends yes terday returned from a delightful 1 desert trip to the Agua Fria dam and l Castle Creek Hot Springs. They Were gone about a week and greatly en- 1 joyed the overland journey. The party ! included MT. and Mrs. Fl. D. Evans, Miss M. Parker of Detroit, Philip
 Beebe, John Lowell, Jr., Alan Merritt and Paul Bowen.
 | LEASED SIXTH AVENUE HOTEL. Mrs. $. r.. KelsO has secured a lease
 of the Sixth avenue hotel for three | years, taking charge of the property | on Friday. She proposes to conduct 1 it along the same lines that have made popular the Kelso which she will also
 continue 10 run. For d long time sine has had calls for more rooms than the Kelso furnishes, though the dining room for the latter is amply large. Rather than to move she has leased the
 Sixth Avenue for rooming purposes though she will not conduct Q dining room there. The Kelso dining room will serve the patI ons of both houses. YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN l UNION.-The second quarterly rally l of the Young Peoples Christian Union embracing the five young peoples so- cieties of the city will be held this | afternoon from ? to at the First t Baptist church, corner of Monroe street U and Third avenue. The prOgramr1c | will consist of scripture reading hy