Arizona republican., 1904-03-31

A STOCK SHIPMENT.-J. G. Ham, mel shipped carload of stock to Bis bee on last nights NJ. & P. train.
 FALSE ALARM.-The fire depart ment was called to the east end of town last evening just before dark but there was nDthirg doing. A chimney burning out occasioned the alarm.
 FUNERAL TODAY.-The funeral of Edward Bloomfield. whose death was mentioned in yesterdays issue, will be held at Bradley's parlors this afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Penick of Trinity Episcopal church will officiate.
 BACK TO CHiCAGO.-Thomas Me Ginnis and family left on this morn ing's z. F. P. t, P. train for their home in Chicago. They have spent recent winters in Phoeniv. MT. McGinnis owning one of the finest stock farms in the valley few miles northwest Of Phoenix
 FROM GENERAL sAMPSON.-L. L. Plank has received a letter from General A. J. Sampson, minister to Ecuador. in which he sends his re- cards to all Phoenix friends and an- nuounces his own safety and good health. He says he expects to return 10 Phoenix sometime next fall.
 ELKS' ELECTlON-Phoen lodge No. 3S5 E. r. O. Elks will hold it's regu- lar meeting tonight though it will be an ocasion for special work and the presence of all members is desired. The special work will be the annual elec- ton Of officers. though action is also 10 be taken on an application for mem bership.
 POLICE COURT.--Justice Burnett, acting as city recorder, yesterday passed judgment on four cases in the police court. Two of them were sleep ing drUnks. who were fined three and five dollars respectively and paid their fines. The two others were cases of drunkenness and disordeTly conduct. The fine was made ten days in each case and the victims went below.
 STILL BUYIEG-J. Ernest Walker is still buying Phoenix property and picking up bargains as the days go by. H latest investment was in a couple of lots :n BrilTs addition which he purchased from Mrs. Annie T. Logan of Los Angeles. Mrs. Logan will be remembered as a former resident of Phoenix, and the wife Of the late H. II. Logan who for many years was a well known resident and prominent citizen. GENERAL BALDWIN'S DEPART | URE-General Frank D. Baldwin. commanding the department of the Colorado, who has been in the city since last Saturday. left last night ac . companied by his aide, Lieutenant H. | A. Drum, for q tour of inspection of the southern army posts. General 1 Baldwin aud Lieutenant Drum will re- turn to Phoenix on April 9.
 The party will then leave for the north. Two or three days will be spent in Prescott and then General Baldwin will leave for Denver.
 ASYLUM sUPPLIEs.-The board of control was busy yesterday exam ing - bids for furnishing supplies to the asylum for the insane for the next quarter beginning April 1. Most Of the | leading merchants of the city were among the bidders and the office of the l territorial auditor looked like the sample room of hotel. The board had not finished a comparison of the bids
 though the selection of some lines of goods had been made
 TIE "OMHN . (EOB.-Ihe raSi- lar meeting of the WOmanS Club post poned from last Tuesday night will be 1 held at the First Baptist church on Saturday night beginning at o'clock. There VIII be lecture by Professor A. J- MClatchie on the subject of tree culture and plant life. The lecture will ! De illustrated by microscopic views projected upon a screen by means of a steIeopticon. All who are interested
 In the subject are invited.
 TENT SERVIcEs-EvangeIist J. Ernest Bond who is conducting the services at the gospel tent corner Of First and Fillmore streets will tonight make study of the Sabbath question