Arizona republican., 1905-04-16
CENTRAL M. E. CHURcH-Preach-


 at II o'clock by Harold Govette and at 30 bv Rev. Robert Wright of Oregon.
 CHANGE OF RESIDENCE-George Gam has leased the Amirault prop erty on Van Buren street, recently oc- c,,pied by the family of the late l. N. Christy.
 FUNERAL THIS AFTERNO ON- The funeral of Maria Evelyn, the in fant daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. k. Davenport. will be held this afternoon. The funeral will be held in the Cath onc church at 2:45. Interment will be made in the Looseley cemetery.
 MAD, NOT CRAZY-The steward of the county poor farm yesterday made complaint in probate court against an inmate of the institution. J. A. Jones' charging him with insanity. The old man was brought in for trial in the afternoon and promptly turned loose. It was brought out that he was not insane at all but that he had been very mad at the steward and other author ities of the institution and said things that a man in a milder state of mind would have left unsaid. It was the opinion of bystanders that if every man at the poor farm who becomes dissatisfied with the manner of doing things there should be sent to the asylum there would be no need of a poor farm at all
 TO THE PENITENTIARY-Sherin Walker left last night for Yuma with George Chester and c. Labas, both of whom had pleaded guilty to indict- ments for burglary. Each was sent up for one year There was exceedingly quick action in the case of LabaU. whose crime was only a little more than a week old. He was caught al most in the act of burglarizing the house of Frank Fowler on the Agua Fria. He was brought to Phoenix the next day and on the same day. last Saturday he was given a hearing be- fore Justice Burnett. who held him to the grand jury. That body converting on the following Monday took up his case without delay and found bill against him.
 FORMER PHOENIX BOY-The Ar gonaut of San Francisco recently an nounced the publication of a volume of poems by Don M. Lemon and also mentioned the fact that Mr. Lemon as a rising young author had received several prizes for story writing. The young man spent his childhood in Phoenix. perhaps was born here as he is one of the younger children of Judge and Mrs. A. D. Lemon. former resi- dents of Phoenix and prominent in business and social circles here in the early days. Judge Lemon was a prac- ticing attorney here and built the structure that has since been known as the Lemon hotel. At that time it was considered the most palatial building in the city The family moved to Oakland many years ago when Don was a very small school boy, though for number of years thereafter they were frequent visitors in Phoenix.
 TRAVELLING ODD FELLOWS The grand lodge, Grand Encampmcnt of Patriarchs and Rebekah Assembly of the I. O. O. F., will hold its an- nual sessions next week in Douglas, beginning Monday. For the purpose of attending these sessions a party of Ce'esa.c- rom the north and the del eg3tes from the lodges in this valley. or at least the greater number of them, left on last nights souJnbOund M. & P. train. A few more will ar rive from the north this morning and with two or three others from Phoe- nix expect to leave for Douglas to- night. Those leaving Phoenix last cv ening were Grand Master c. r. Avery. Benjamin Robinson, H. J. Suder. H. F. Lowe, H. Sumid, J. $. Norveil, George Schuerman. Mrs. Hill. Miss Brokah of Prescott, P. M. Shaffer of Williams,