Arizona republican., 1901-11-07

| United Moderns is in 2 most flourish | ing condition in Arizona, and there are | probably more lodges in the territory i of that order than of any other. SeV- | eral candidates were initiated in the | Phoenix lodge, Tuesday night, and many new applications were filed. The
 lodge will give a ball for it's members next Tuesday evening.
 FOOTBALL GAME.-Arrangenl have been completed to bring the Uni Versity of Arizona football eleven here for game Saturday at the park at 2: 90 D. m. As this is probably the only team in the territory this year heavy enough to meet the best team at the Indian school. it should bring out al! the lovers of the sport. A return game will be played by the Indians at Tucson on Thanksgiving.
 NEW PHYSICIANS.-Mr. DufIield and Dr. Martin. of the medical exam ming board. are considering the ap- plications for certificates to practice of Dr. $. V. Fitzsimmons. of Prescott: Dr. w. C. Field, of Globe: Dr. R. NJ. DodSworth, of Phoenix: Dr. Edmund r. Burton, of Tucson: Dr. J. w. LenoV of Helvetia: pr. R. J. Phelps. of Phoe- nix; Dr. Cooper, of Tonto. and pr. Bedford. of Tombstone.
 LIKE THE VALLEY and Mrs E. P. Fitch of Pueblo relatives of Mir. and Mrs. Emory Rays, will leave to- night for San Francisco. where they will spend the winter with their daugh- ter. They have been visiting here for q month. and during that tive have driven all over the valley. They are very much pleased with this part of Arizona and have nothing but com plimentary words for it.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-T fol- lowing articles of interpretations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: The Arizona Metal com pany. capital stock, $5,O00000; incor- porators, R. B. Nixon; F. P. French and L. L. Olmstead of Minneapolis The President oil company. capital stock. S5O00o0: incorporators, w. M. AxteIl. J. w. Fricke. J. c. Hamilton. w G. Thornally, J. M. King and w. KeltinG of San Luis Obispo. Cal.
 FRISKY LAWNS. - Those wno imagine that Elks are becoming a rare animal in this region are greatly mis- taken. In fact. there has been a re- markable increase the present season and at roundup held over the post office last night six lawns that had never been noticed before were placed under the branding iron and disfigured for life. They were christened at the same time. their Elk names being Paul Morgan. w. K. Porter. Mir. Benham. Harry Parker, Dr. F. w. Craig and L. C. Masten.
 ST. CECILIA CLUB.-The St Cecelia Music club will meet on Friday eve at 1:30 with Mrs. C. C Campbell. North Fourth avenue. The evening will be devoted to women mu- s.cians of the present day. each mem Der bringing a sketch. Some of the subjects assigned are Chaminade, Edna Early; Mrs. Beach. Florence Early: Carreno. Bertha Hidden; Maud Row ell, Carrie Hidden; Aus Der One, Emma Riebling: RiVa King. May Hurley: Clara Schurman. Edith Thompson: Bloomfield Lieisler. Bessie Sergeant. with other topics to be assigned. There will be a miscellaneous programme o. music by the members.
 HOGHE'S NEW PLACE-L. NJ EIOghe has succeeded to the possession of the restaurant in the rear of the Palace saloon. which for many years has been conducted by Chinanen. and will open tonight as a first-olass gen tleman's eating house. Everything will be of the best and in notable con trast to the former celestial institu- ton. It will be open day and night and it is the intention of MT. Hoghe tG cater to gentlemen only, and give them the best Of everything to be had. H. is well known to all who live in Phoe- 1 nj xor are frequent visitors here. as he has conducted wagon restaurant or waffle stand on Washington street for years and his reputation as cook is already established among those who patronize public eating houses.
 MEN WHO SELL TICKETS.-Mr. ' W. W. Elliott agent of the BurlinS ton route with headquarters in Los Angeles. and Ross C. Cline. general travelling agent of the Wabash road. are in the city, and are being entertained by local railroad officials. In company with l.. H. Landis, Of the s. F.. P. Ss P. they will leave tomorrow morning for Winslow. where they will meet a large party of ticket agents from the east. and with them view the wonders of the Grand Canyon of Ari- zona. Returning they will journey to Los Angeles, where the annual meet iEs Of their association is to be held. Messrs. Landis and Elliott will take with them q supply of the folders re- gently prepared for the board of trade, and distribute them among the gen tiemen of the party, who are all in a position to help Arizona in q practical way.
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