Arizona republican., 1904-04-12

TO CANVASS THE RETURNS
The city council will hold a special
meeting "Wednesday night to canvass
the returns from the bond election
held yesterday.
A LITTLE BOY HURTING little
son of W. Z. Murphcy was run over
! by horse and buggy on East Monroe
street, late yesterday afternoon, and
badly injured.
HE LIVED IN PHOENlX.-Word
was received here yesterday of the
death Mt Los Angeles of Bush Hazel
dine a well known candy maker who
was employed Tor a long time by F'ike
brothers. The cause of death was brain
fever. Death occurred last Friday and
the funeral on Sunday.
A SUIT FOR DIVORcE.-Suitw was
begun in district court yesterday by
Hulda Fulwiler against Al. Fulwiler
for a divorce. About everything that a
husband should not be guilty of is al
legged in the complaint. The parties
have been married for several years
land all the time have lived in the
valley.
SALVATION ARMY SALE.-The
Salvation Army is having a second
hand sale and desires all friends who
have any clothes or old furniture or
fancy work they would like to dispose
of to please send the same to 204 East
jefferson street or make known their
addresses and it will be called for.
Dates for revival services will soon be
announced.
CHANGE OF TEACHERS.-Miss
Elizabeth A. Gilmer has resigned the
chair of English in the Phoenix high
school and Mr.. Henry H. Roser has
been elected to succeed her. Mr.. Roser
who is here and ready to enter upon his
duties, came here lately from Denver,
though he was formerly a resident of
Madison, Wis. He is a graduate of the
state normal at Platteville, Wis, and
of the state university g.. Madison.
INDIAN SCHOOL BAND TOUR
The band of the Phoenix Indian school
is preparing for its annual tour of the
coast, that is for the third annual tour.
The former two were successful. The
band not only earned the good wishes
Of the people of the coast but came
back greatly improved for its travels.
The first free public concert by the
band before setting out will be given
at EastIake park next Thursday even
ing at o'clock under the leadership of
Professor Snow.
LETIC EXHIBITION.-Ben
Steffen, promoter of the athletic ex-
hibition that is to be given in the Dor
ris theater Thursday night lis decorat-
ing the town with his advertising pa
per. And it's no cheap stuff either. but
real picturegraph< of real people whose
faces are familiar in these parts and
who are known as champions of athIe-
tic sports of all kinds, but chiefly of
boxing. There are four. teams named
and pictured and the looks of them in
their fighting clothes, which is pretty
nearly no clothes at all, suggests that
there will be some lively handing out
OF letts, rights, hooks, upper cuts,
swings, etc.
A FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETING.
There was a general quarterly meet
ing of the Phoenix Fire department last
night at which routine business was
transacted. i was also the best at
tended meeting he department has had
ior some time. That came about bv
the adoption of = new rule to compel
attendance. The quorum was fixed at
thirty and in order that the attendance
might never fall below that number it
was resolved that each of the six COM
panles should he represented at tho
meetings by five members. In case the
representation falls below that number
the company is fined IS and it is al
lowed to have no vote on any PROPOSE
ton that comes before the meeting un-
I'll the fine is paid. Some of the mem
oers had either not heard of the new
rule or else had forgotten it until ther
were notified by telephone last night
There was much more than a full
quorum.
FUNERAL OF M. G. MARSH.-Tha
funeral of M. c. Marsh at the family
home on north Fourth avenue, held