Arizona republican., 1900-10-09
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ONLY FOR MEMBERS. An an
 rouncement regarding the banquet to
 be given by the A. o. |. W. lodges to-
 morrow night has been misunderstood.
 It is not to be a public banquet. but
 only members of the order are invited.
 CITY TAXES. City Collector Luke
 is sending out notices that city taxes
 are due and that unless paid on or be
 fore the third Monday of November
 they will become delinquent and the
 usual penalty will be attached. Thc
 rate is the same as in former years, S9
 cents.
 MISSIONARY MEETING.-An open
 meaing of the Ladies Missionary circle of the Baptist church will be held in the
 church parlors tomorrow from to 3
 D. m. Ali ladies are most cordially in vited to attend and bring their friends.
 It is also hoped that all who come will bring some item of interest concerning missionary work in home churches. or on the home or foreign field. Light re-
 treatments will be served.
 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OFFI- CERS.-At a meeting of the Phoenix Football association, Monday evening, W. P. Medley was chosen president, Ned Creighton secretary. Al Parish treasurer. and L. R. Krueger manager of the team. At another meeting to be held Wednesday evening an executive board of three will be selected to act with the other officers in directing the association affairs and a coach will be chosen.
 PIMA DEMOCRATS.-The Pima county democratic convention on Sat urday made the following nominations: Sheriff. T. J. Turner: treasurer, c. Marsh: recorder, NJ. Breen; probate judge. w. J. O'ConnOr; surveyor, G. F. Perkins: assembly. A. H. Noon; su- parvisors. R. Williams. Emerson Gee and R. Farrell; district attorney. F. Duffy. Smith and Finley were endorsed. The poll tax law was condemned and the nominees pledged against it.
 MESSENGER MILTON-J. D. Mil !. ton. who was seriously wounded by train robbers al Fairbanks, last spring, ! was in Tucson Friday. He goes to No ! gales and will return to testify as d witness in the train robbery case. He is much improved; his arm. though somewhat shorter than before it was injured, is pretty nearly restored. Mill l ton has many friends who will be ! pleased to hear of his recovery from the severe shock he sustained at the hands of his attempted assassins.
 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On No- , vember a new time table will go into {; effect on both the Santa Fe Pacific and s. F. P & P. railroads. Passenger 1 train No. l, west bound limited, will ar rive in Ash Fork at 1910 D. m; train No. 3, regular west bound passenger, | will arrive there at 12:55 and the east bound limited No. 1, will get in at 11:15. | The s. F. P X P. train in order to !! make close connections will leave here about midnight and returning get into | Phoenix about g o'clock in the evening. l
 LOST ON THE DESERT-A message : from Flagstaff states that I. B. Hanna, i of forest reserves ofNew . andArizona, and A. F. Hermann, ! of the Grand Canyon forest ! reserve, were lost on the destert for several days last week. They, with w. 1 H. Pierce, as guide, started from Lees |, ferry, near the Utah line. About forty . miles from there they lost their way and became separated from Pierce. ! Their horses broke away from camp [ and could not be found, so they went on . travelling afoot. Hanna became eX- haused but Hermann went on five miles , further where he found a stream and d . camp. reaching there much exhausted. | A relief party was sent out in search oc 1 Hanna and Pierce. They found the lat i ter in a critical condition and later 1 found Pierce at the camp which the | Hermann party had left. Hanna is a ! cousin of Mark Hanna. chairman of the | rational republican committee, and !