Arizona republican., 1899-12-14
WILLIAM G.. BURNS,
Observer. Weather Bureau.

MONEY TIED UP.-There is more
than 5000 of 2Iaricopa county money
withdrawn from circulation. It is tied
up in district court, being deposited
with the clerk to await action OF one
kind or another.
REAL ESTATE DEAL. Mrs. YapIe
yesterday bought through the agency
of II. Riddle the Stephen Walker place
on the Grand canal, four miles north
of the city, for $1,000. Mrs. Yaple also
bought ten acres OF the Woolf tract,
Immediately south, for the same price.
REBEKAHS' BALL. The Rebek-
abs are making arrangements for the
holding of a grand holiday ball on
New Years night, January l, 1900.
Nothing viii be left undone that viii
make the occasion a most delightful
one.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE MEETING. -
The equal suffrage organization will
hold a parlor meeting on Friday, De
cember Is, at 2:3O p. m, at the residence
of Mrs. w. o. O'NeiH. 6S7 North Sixth
street. All who are interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
SALVATION ARMY. STAFF Captain
and Mrs. Flynn of the Salvation Army
have taken charge Of the local work
here and friends Of the movement will
be much interested in the services they
are conducting in the old opera house.
Good singing and plenty of music every
night.
CHRISTMAS FREE DINNER. The
Salvation Army intends giving d free
dinner on Christmas day to the poor.
Last year quite number were fed and
they want 10 repeat the same blessing
this year. Also a Christmas tree for
the children viii be held in the evening
Of Christmas day.
INVITATION TONIGHT. The Sons
Of the American Revolution extend a
cordial invitation to all their friends
and the public generally TO attend the
Washington commemorative services
at the Patton Grand opera house this
evening. There is no charge for ad-
mission and the programme is a most
attractive one.
PHOENIX HOSPITAL ASSOCIA-
TION. The board of the Phoenix Hos
pital association met last night at the
residence of Mr.. Max Sohr and organ
lied with the election Of Mr.. Sohr pres
ident; Mrs. S. d. Lount, president
Warwick Scott, secretary, and z. GAM,
treasurer. The board adjourned to
: meet at the same place tomorrow night
at 7:3O O'Clock.
! FARMERS AND FORESTS. "A
I meeting of the farmers of Maricopa
and adjoining counties is called
TO meet in O'Neiu hall in Phoe-
nj
18th, to organize to preserve the forest
reserves OF Arizona, in order to pro-
tect the water upply for irrigation.
1t is understood that a movement ad-
verse to the interests OF the farmers
has been inaugurated, and every farm
er in the valley is urged to attend the
meeting.
NOTHING LIKE PHOENIX. Mrs.
". II. Vaudeville of OIean, y. Y, who
spent last winter in Phoenix, Will re-
turn next Friday night Mrs Mande-
vile has not been in robust health for
several years and has Travelled extern
sively in search of the most favorable
climate. During the present fall and
winter she has visited the most famous
parts of Texas and southern Califor-
MIA, but she found no locality whose
climate and conditions We're so delight
ful as those of Phoenix.
JUDGE REEO'S FUNERAL. There
was large attendance at the funeral
| services for Judge NJ. II. Reno held
at the Baptist church yesterday, and
| conducted by the pastor. Rev. DR.. Hal
sey. The hymns sung with so much
; expression BY the Baptist choir were
the favorites Of AIr. Reno. The floral
tributes were beautiful and Ions pro-
cession followed the casket to the
! cemetery. Judge Reno was a native of