Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

NO EXAMINER TEAM-Tarough some change in the plans of the Exam iner base ball team, Phoenix was yes terday cut out from it's schedule and IL will not play here, as was announced and anticiDated for several days past. It has for the past three days been playing in Tucson and left there yes terday afternoon for California.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. F. A. Penick. pastor. Second Sunday in lent. Morning prayer, lit- any and sermon at II a. m. Offertory solo: MT Frank Hndebran. Evening prayer and sermon by the Rev. Geo. H. Cornell. D. D., at 1:S0 D. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m Daily evening prayer at 4 p. m. with sermon on Wednesday, and Friday.
 GENERAL SIMPSONS ILLNESS General Sampson. who had been booked to be one of, the speakers at the publication last night was unable to attend. He has been suffering of cold. He is being visited now by his daughter Mrs r. A. Livermore and her husband of Flagstaff who are on their way home from Agua Caliente where they have been spending the winter
 ST. PATRICk'S BALL-The S5- Patricks day ball of the Irish Ameri- can cLllD aI Itle I1dl luN lCh NlltdLtA Sat urday evening, March 17th, promises to be the success of the season. Many who have not attended a function nf this kind in years, have signified their intention of being present. The maiu feature of the evening will be the ora ton by Eugene Brady O'Neiil. This together with the beautiful melodies, reels. etc. of the old country. wul make it a night long to be remem bered.
 TERRITORIAL TEACHERS - An nouncement was made yesterday af- ternoon at the office of the suPe.in- tendent of public instruction of the result of the quarterly examination of applicants for territorial teachers certificates Tn all there were thirty six applicants, twenty of whom were successful. First grade certificates were granted to Carrie Montfort. Cor della w. Rhodes. Edna J. Suredus. Nora YOuPg, ad J. NJ Hackett. Sec ond grade certificates were granted Lunah Wallace. Bertha F. Hayes. Sal lie Drappers. Belle Morgan. Oliver Larson. L. T. Paxton. w. R. Rhodes, Myrtle Morgan, Dora Titus. Edith .Culley, C. F. Ide. Ovillah Rush. Edith Mason. Jennie Kent and Bertha .Christiansen. The applicants a. the examination came from all counties in the territory vita the exception of Pi nal and Navajo.
 A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT An accident which may prove fatal be- fell the thirteen year old son of MT and Mrs. John Fitzgerald who reside lat 517. South First street. yesterday afternoon while hunting in the cOuH- try about eight miles from town. In the course of his walks he came -o an irrigating canal which he had some difficulty in crossing. To assist him in crossing without trouble and with . jump he started to throw his gun, shot gun across first and jump after it. In making the attempt to throw his gun the trigger in some manner caught on his suspendeTs and it was discharged the contents of the load taking effect in his leg just above the knee. The wound is a terrible one and gives the boy great pain. He was brought to the city as soon as aid could reach him and taken to the home of his parents. Dr. Wylie was sum moned and at once attended the lad dressing his injuries. It is more than likely that he will lose the use of the limb and last night it was considered doubtful if he would live through the night. Mir Fitzgerald. the boys fath- CT. is in the employ of the city.
 For a pure, unaduterated drink try Prescott beer.