Arizona republican., 1901-02-23
impressed with the city and predict

impressed with the city and predicts for it a prosperous future.
 VISITING THEIR PARENTS. -- Sheldon Jams of Safford, who has been attending the territorial university. came over from Tucson yesterday morning to visit his parents, Honor able and Mrs. F. T, Hams. He was ac- companied by Fred Bernard, son of
 Honorable and Mrs. A. C. Bernard of Tucson and will also enjoy short visit with his parents.
 FROM TONTO COUNTRY. Judge Howell is in the city from Tnnto Basin, his first visit for nine months. He made up his mind he would never come to town again till it rained, and he didn't But he says when it did rain u raincd just right. It would e cme down gently till the water began up and then rain some more. He con sidcrs that many figures were added to the bank accounI of Tonto stock m n during the last month.
 A FAREWELL DINNER-Mes Halfner and Williams gave q farewell dinner to Mr. F. w. Gillctt last even ing, to which were invited be sides the guest of honor, Mir. C. M Woods of tho Frisco line and all of the office employees of the $. F., P, X F. of this city, as follows: Charles Findlow, j. l.. Moore, l.. NJ. Walden, W. A. Carver. C. l.. Brown, Walter El'ingson and l.. II. Lands. The evening Waa most pleasantly spent.
 LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION The invitations to the legislative reception and banquet to be held on the 26th are being issued but none are directed to citi2 ms of this county. The invita- ticns are sent to those for whom the reception is being planned and who are especially requested to be present. This. however, does not bar anyon who wants to go, as the reception is public and all good citizens are asked to buy tick, ts and attend. They will be well comcd and are expected to join in the city's hospitality to it's gu sts.
 TOKEN FROM GEO. HOADLEl.- George w Hoadley, former Phoe- nician and wei known h.re, furnished unique "complimonts of the season, as he labelled il. to Mrs. John Montg1m- cry. his motherin-law. received by her yesterday, It was in the form of a pamphlet of the International Pow r Company of Providence, concern of which he has been vice president ana treasurer since leaving Phoenix three years ago. The pamphlets pictures are large half-tones of the gigantic plant of that company, which turns out loco motive and Coriss steam engines.
 A SWEET SINGER.-Thc people o' Phoenix are to be again afforded th" opportunity of hearing the sweet sing ing of Mrs. Emma Moff,tt, the celo- bratcd gospel soloiSt. of Los Angeles, whose singing harmed sD many dur ing her visi; to Phoenix two years ago as S1loist with Charles x. Crittpntun. the evangelist who established tho Florence Crittonton F scue Home in our city. Mrs Moffdtt, who was at one time leading prina donna, is now dcvotnG her whole time to gospel sing ing and rescue work She will sing and talk Sunday afternoon at mass meet ing in O'Neiu hall at g o'clock. All W no nt.IIfl NlIS. h'lld u Niif'l ll'lt' NN' ; ears ago will welcome her again and a general invitation is extended to the public tp bc pr, sent at this meeting. Np admission fee will be charg Il.
 TIE GIN CLI'E.-TAe gun cluh's s' ,ot y. .StarGay JrlDu pn ai the park Ha- well attended and the following $ ,r.sU.. ul,: Fin-. event, j birds,
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 kuIh. 8: Prize. i, Pinn y. 5; Campbell, 2. M,Cowau. .; NJ. Graham, 1; De Nunl. .. < -oEd event, binds entrance $3.5o-Aitkcn, ,; Nolh, ;; McCpWan, G; Pim.y 6; Graham, 5; Campbell, i; Price, G. Third event F birds, en- ulrre, $6-Aitkon II; Pinney 2; Me CrNan. (: Campbell, a: !. Graham l2. EoIb, :. Price, 10. Fourth event, G birds pr1c, ice -Ai'il n. |; Graham, .; Price. |. kr'b. {. Pim.y o: M prroll 2, Edwards, {, Cunulu@tau, (. C nurr, '. Port P, g. TfJH cNcu,, birds, prar- tco-Aitkau, |; Gra1am, 1; Price, 3; N.,b. 8; riuuey 8; Edwards .; Gun rineham, g; Gom.r. 3.
 CAUGHT \ I;l'NAWAI. "A horse belonging to Mr. E. W. Nourg ran away from his residence ol North Cen ter street yesterday afternoon Tn animal was hit"h.d to a light rubber ugcd buggy, The bride had been re- moved SomaDEin$ frightened the horse winch jumped oye. the fence into an adjoining yari. He ran in anl out among th" trees without damaging the buggy and al IenGlE fPu1l q way into the road. lie ran 5uWn Center street past Adams. when Chase l.. Purdy of the Alhambra nursery caught him at great risk of injury. 'Gr. Purdy threw his arm over the horses neck and seized him by tho Windpipc The horse turned into the alley called Broadway on account of it's EarroVnrss, dragging his captor, who he'd his grip on thn