Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

Ize<z>T>azH l End school house this afternoon at | half past three o'clock All living in
 the neighborhood and interested in this work are cordially invited to attend.
 HE TALKED TOO MUcH-Manuel
 Moreno was before Justice Johnstone yesterday for a disturbance of the peace. He was arrested the night be- fore for standing around on the street and saying in a loud voice things which should not have been uttered even in whisper. He was fined S7 but he found days the more convenient
 HIT A BUGGY-There was a colli- sion between street car and a buggy on the First street line'in the Churc- hill addition sometime Wednesday evening that somewhat wrecked the
 buggy The vehicle was occupied by two ladies but neither was hurt
 OFF FOR THE CANYoN-The Santa Fe is offering a special excur- sion rate from here to the Grand Can yon for Saturday morning and quite number have already secured tickets for the trip. General Agent L. H. Lan- dis will accompany the excursion party.
 REED -WATTS@Everett w Reed and Miss Jessie Q. Watts were married last night at the home of the brides parents in the presence of a few friends of the contracting parties. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons of the First M. E. church.
 A PRECAUTIONARY ANNOUNCE MENT-Dick Newton will leave this morning Tor George Sears ranch on the Verde to be gone at least a month. Mr. Newton desires to deny in advance all reports which may be put in circu- lation after his departure that he has gone back to his home in Philadelphia to get married or for any other pur- pose.
 THE FUNERAL OF HENRY SLoS- SER-The funeral of Henry Slosser, who died at the Sisters hospital last Monday night will take place on Satur- day afternoon at 1 o'clock from the undertaking rooms of Mohn & Doris. The interment will be at the Cross -cut cemetery. The funeral services have been delayed pending the arrival of a son of Mir. Slosser who could not be communicated with at once.
 PRESBYTERIAN PREPARATORY SERVICE-This evenings service is | the third in the series of meetings be- | ing held this week. The final services 1 will be held at o'clock tomorrow af- l teTnoon. The invitation for this even ing and tomorrow afternoon it not on- ly for Presbyterians but for all who will enjoy the services. Next Sunday is communion day in the church.
 THE Nj. & p. BRIDGE-Superin- 1 tendent Bicknell said yesterday that it | was doubtful now if the GiIa bridge would be repaired sufficiently to per init the passage of a train before Sat urday evening instead of Friday as first | announced, and it might possibly be Sunday. Still he hopes to get through | by Saturday night. While that does not yet definitely cancel the ball game Saturday it is. feared that it will.
 BULL FROG BOOMING-O. w. Ringrose has just returned from Dag gett, Cal, where he spent sometime as a guest of the Stone hotel. Daggett is but short distance from Bull Frog | Nevada, which is just now the liveliest mining camp in the west. MT. Ring rose says he heard stories there of Il the prosperity of Bull Frog and as soon as he closes up his business in Phoe- nix he expects to move there to re- side permanently. II
 PETERS ESON-Casper H. Peters and Miss CoraIe West Brynte- son were united in marriage last night at he residence of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Warren on west Madison sreet. The ceremony was performed by Justice J Johnstone. MT. Peters was for a long time in the service of the s. F. P. & P. and was lately promoted to the po- sition of day manager of the Postal company. The bride is an extremely handsome and well liked young lady.
 NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE-The new train schedule for the M & P. railroad will go into effect Saturday as follows: Maricopa train leaves here every evening (after it gets to leaving at alp at 7:30 o'clock and arrives in ] the morning from Maricopa at 6 o'clock. There will be after that date l three Mesa suburban trains daily leav- ng here at S:1 a. m., D. m. and 5:20 ( D. m. and returning arrive at 7:3O a. I m. F m. and 4:40 D. m. The above is Southern Pacific time or rather Paci- ic time, which is a half hour slower han local or city time. ,
 WAITING FOR THE LINKS TO , ORY-Among the out of town enthu- $ siastic golfers who have been patiently , waiting for the grounds of the Coun- I ny club to dry are MT. and Mrs. War 'en McArthur of Chicago. MT. McAr- : .hur is hardware merchant and was , president of the Homeward Golf club of that city. Among the , members of that club are MT. A c. Bartlett and Prof. Harper, president of z University, both of whom nave played on the links of the Phoe- 7 lix Country club and both of whom, : strange coincidence, have recently been ! operated upon for appendicitis. MT. ;