Arizona republican., 1905-04-24
nEArH oE MRs- RElp-I.os Anre-

ueSuaE a Pasadena or Mrs. Emil Pen nypacker Reid quite well known in this
 city She was the wife of the late Wm.
 B. Reid and the mother of Mrs. Ed
 ward R. KeIum, Mrs William r. Tru-
 man. Mrs. William l.. ClaCk and Wm.
 Pe1nypacker Reid.
 PIGEON SHOOT POSTPONED Owing to the unsettled condition of the weather. Manager Valentine has de- cided to postpone the live bird shoot which was scheduled for today. The shoot will take place within week. and due notice Of the date will be gwen in this paper. There are a number Of entries in from strangers who have never shot here. and some Of the local sports are kept busy guessing who the winners will be.
 GONE TO OMAHR-Wiulam Car roll the popular catcher who has play ed with the Iron King. Prescott and Phoenix teams. has gone to Omaha.
 where he has signed up with a base
 ball sleagUe to catch during the sum- mer. Carroll Is certainly an excellent catcher and should make a record wherever he goes. We wish him all kinds of good fortune in his new place
 Of residence. Frank Grabb says that
 Carroll is going back to Nebraska to marry a nice ldow-Prescott Herald THINGS COMING HIS WkY-Wiu Crump's cup of happiness is full To overhowing. In addition to the rain that came Saturday night that will
 benefit his crop Of late wheat that was jeOpardized by the going out of the Arizona canal dam, a few weeks ago
 lis wife presented him wilh fine boy A boy coming to a family where
 there are other boys is welcomed of course and a boy coming to an Arizona family where the -hsr three children
 are girls is doubly welcomed. But a
 boy coming to such a family in con
 junction with a much desired rain is triply welcomed.
 DEATH OF MRS. WILLCUTT-
 Mrs. Annie Francis Wiucutt, wife of Charles Willcu,t, died yesterday at their home No 1135 west Adams street after a long illness of dropsy. She was
 43 years of age and leaves no children Her only immediate relative beside her bereaved husband is a brother who is a physician of Omaha, Neb The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Catholic church. Mir. WHlcutt has lived in Arizona for over twenty years and has been engaged in mining most of the time in the Tip Top and WickenburS districts. He is well known and has the sympathy of large number of friends. Mrs. Will
 cut however has only lived in Arizona Q few years the couple having been married in this city three years ago.
 AN EASTER DINNER Roy g. Goodrich is a very devout young man and believes in a proper observance of Easter. especially so far as his dinner is concerned. He is aware that ac- cOrding to Mosaic law all devout peo- pie are supposed to have a nice roast spIi-g lamo for Easter dinner and he does his best to keep the law, the rr P. r-ore because he is a lawyer. YesU-rCay --. ordered his customary spring lamb at a local Waldorf and in- vited a few friends to help him eat it. The story gained currency that it was instead a spring goat. When Ward Hughes was seen concerning the matter he stated positively that he could b. quoted as saying it was a goat. At least Harry Friedman said that Ward Hughes said so and both Of them are good men. More light will be thrown on the subject when it is determined whether or not Mir. Hughes was among the invited guests or those who also ran.