Arizona republican., 1906-01-02

main here for several weeks. In few days he will ship five cars of cattle
 to the coast market.
 DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLU- TION-The Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution will meet at the resi- dence of Mrs. Walter Talbot, 505 North Seventh street Saturday afternoon. Jan. 6, at two thirty o'clock.
 COL. DYES FUNERAL-The fun eral of Col. Amos Dye. who died in this city on Saturday will be held this af- ternoon at the chapel of Easterling and Whitney at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. A. R. Maclean will officiate and interment
 will be made in the Masonic cemetery.
 SPANISH WAR VETERAN DlES- John Nolan, a veteran of the Spanish American war died in this city about o'clock yesterday morning after an illness of several weeks. He came here from Chicago and served in the war as a member of an Illinois regiment. He was with the troops that were sent to the Philippines. The arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been an- nounced
 THE NEW AUDlTOR-Hon. J. H. Page. the recently appointed territorial auditor arrived in the city Sunday morning and will today take the oath of office and enter upon his duties. Yesterday he spent some time in the office going over the different records and booming familiar with the sys- tenn. He announced that there would probably be no changes in the clerical force of the office.
 SNOW CAME INTO THE VALLEY Passengers who arrived in the city yes- terday afternoon on the Daylight eX- press from Prescott and other points in the northern part of the territory say that snow to the extent of several inches fell there Sunday night ana early yesterday morning. The weather LOO, they said was very cold and that Phoenix in comparison was warm. The snow followed the line of the $. F. P. & F. road as far into the valley as Peoria
 WHERE THE CARS STOP-Com- yesterday the street cars will hereafter stop on the near side of the street they are approaching. During the day many patrons of the car line were inconvenienced by the change which was not well understood but no doubt after few days the practice will be learned of and the change appreci- aleu- l ne pOSSlDlllleS or dccluenIS IS lessened by the new sys- lem. It is followed in most of the large cities and on all up to date stree: railway systms.
 PAYNE RARTSFELD-A wedding ceremony was performed in this city yesterday in which the contracting parties were w. F. Payne, of Tucson and Miss Lena Hartsfeld, of McCabe. . The groom is manager of the clothing department of the Steinfeld company of the city in which he resides. The bride several years ago resided in Tempe, but more recently has been teaching school in the northern part of the territory. They will make their home at Tucson. for which place they left on last evenings train.
 THE. VICTORIOUS TIGERS-In game of football played yesterday af- Iernoon at Eastlake park the Tigers defeated by score of 32 to the Salt River Reservation Indian team. The ! score was one sided and there was lit {, lie doubt of the result after the first few minutes of the game. There was l put a small crowd in attendance. Fol- ! owing the game an altercation over d ! pair of running shoes between q foot | Dall player and an onlooker at the !