Arizona republican., 1901-11-06
Wilson X Woodbridge
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A BOY THIS TiME.-Joseph Thal- heimer, always good natured, is more so than usual just now. owing to the arrival of nine-pound boy at his home last night.
 FOOTBALL ON SATJRDAY- A game of football will be played at the park Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock between the Indian school team and the university team.
 THE TEMPLE DRILL.-The ladies of Phoenix who are going to take part in the Temple drill. a feature of Mrs. Cooley's recital, will meet at the Dor ris theater al o'clock this afternoon.
 PRESIDENT F. M. MURPHY HOME.-President r. M. Murphy of the s. F., P. & P. railroad returned to Prescott yesterday from an extended visit to Europe and the eastern cities, and Governor Murphy went to Pres colt on this mornings train to visit him.
 FOR THE WINTER.-Doctor and Mrs. Thomas MeCann and child of Pittsburg, Pa, are in the city, guests of the Sixth Avenue hotel, and expect to remain during the winter. pr. Me Cam is the surgeon for the Pennsyl- vania lines west of Pittsburg, with headquarters in that city.
 GRAND LODGE MEETINGS-Th Masonic grand lodge. the grand com mandery. the grand chapter and the grand lodge meetings Of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held in Pres colt on Nov 12, 13 and 14. About if teen members and delegates to these bodies expect to be in attendance from Phoenix.
 CHANGE OF LOCATION-The pro prietors of the Arizona Democrat have rented the rooms on the ground floor in the postoffice building. corner Of Adams and First avenue anc will move into the new quarters as soon as their new machinery arrives, which will be some time next week The rooms are being fitted up for the requirements of d printing cffice.
 HARRY CREIGHTON APPRAISER. Some time ago the secretary of the interior appointed Messrs. Royal John sonsof Tucson and H. l. Latham of this city to appraise the abandoned prop erty of the government at Fort Yuma MT. Johnson did not have time to at- tend to the work and resigned. There upon the secretary of the interior re- quested Governor Murphy to suggest some one for appointment, and the name of Harry Creighton was for waTded. He was Immediately ap- pointed.
 INDIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. MT. II. A. Diehl is conducting an In- dian boy employment agency. It has been going on for a couple of years. out has not been extensively adver- tised. He has four boys on hand now. During the summer there was great demand for Indian help. and but a small part of it could be supplied. Whenever an Indian boy gets out of work he registers at Diehls agency. and most people who are needing In 1ian assistance in agricultural oper- ations have learned to go to the same medium.
 ARE BACK TO STAY-Doctor and Mrs. C. H. Belden returned yesterday morning from New York. where they have resided the greater part of the time for the last three years. and will gain be at home in their pleasant cot tage on Third avenue. The doctor says that he has never given up his resi- 1ence in Phoenix. and has simply been away on business. He was .called to New York by some contract work which he has now finished and is back to stay. He says he has been a live missionary for Arizona all the time and always expects to be He is an animated testimonial of what this eli mate can do for person, as he came