Arizona republican., 1901-11-16

other one though it is too young tC | bring down to the store He is now less than twenty-four hours old. but he is fine looking cub and will soon be able to chase Ben l.. around the block This bear is not a stuffed one like the bears in the show window, but is very much animated and the pride of the whole Bear family.
 | FOR DRILL PRACTICE.-The la dies who are going to take part in the Temple Drill, feature of Mrs. Cooley s recital, are requested to meet her for practice at 2:20 this afternoon. These meetings are uually held in the the ater, but on account of the matinee the ladies will meet in the ShalSspere tclub room in the theater building. Mrs. Cooley has secured the services of the Harmonic Male Quartette, com posed of Dr. Dodsworth and Messrs. Reedy, Andrews and Coggins. Dr. Dodsworth, who is a recent arrival in town, is said to be one of the finest male soloists in the city.
 MASONIC SPECIAL.-The daily freight train from the north was turned into a special train yesterday for the accommodation of those returning from the Masonic grand lodge meetings in Prescott. 4 passenger coach was at tached and the train was sent aheal of it's schedule. making a daylight ride and enabling the passengers for south ern points to connect with the evening train for Maricopa. Among the Phoe- nix people returning on that train were MT. and Mrs. w. F. Nichols, Mrs. J. M. SWetnam. MT. and Mrs. George II. N. Luhrs. MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, MT. and Mrs. N. A. Morford. Captain and Mrs. P. P. Parker and Mrs. J. NJ. Ait ken, who was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Weaver of Prescott.
 NEW MUSIC-The new hymn and tune books have just been received by the Baptist church and will be used for the first time next Sunday. The book is entitled Make His Praise Glorious" by F.. s. Excel, and is tn" collection from which were selected tlie hymns used by Professor Excell when he was in Phoenix with the interna. tiopal Sunday school party-Mr. and Mrs Hamill. Messrs. Lawrence and Slipman and F.. O. Excell. Among the favorite hymns found in the book are Count Your Blessings I'd be q Sun beam.' The Heavenly Sunlight % Beautiful Isle of Somewhere etc.
 THE HEADGATE BREAKING CASE;S.-The case of Gabriel Stickley. charged with breaking a headgate of
 
 trial in Justice Burnetts court yester- day, was dismissed on the motion of the district attorney and d new com plaint was made against the defen- dant. The first charge was not de- fectiVe, but the time at which the par ticular offense charged had occurred could not be definitely sworn to by the witnesses for the territory. An other headgate breaking incident was. therefore, substituted. The trials of the other similar cases against va rious other defendants will begin on November 20. and will be continued until all have been disposed Of.
 PHOENIX CARRIER PIGEONS.-A young son of Mr. Thomas Armstrong. Jr.. is interested in carrier pigeons and has several expensive and well bred birds They are young and had never been given any sort of trial until the day before yesterday. Master Arm strong wanted him to take a couple of birds with him to the Gold Coin mine and let them try to find their way back. It is twenty miles 70 the mine by wagon road and about ten in a direct line. The birds, laden with messages, were turned loose on the top of al mountain. They rose up, circling until they were mere specks against the sky. Then they set off on bee line to Phoe- nix and in few minutes they were oI their familiar roost.
 HARVARD SOCIETY.-A number of former students of Harvard college met last evening at the office of Dr. Foss and made a temporary organiZa ton of the Harvard society. Dr. Foss was chosen for chairman and Frederick s. Webb for secretary. It developed that there was even more interest in the movement than had been antici- pated, and it has also transpired that there are more Harvard men in this part of the country than was supposed One gentleman was present from Flag staff. It was learned that a number of eligible men in the valley could not be present in the evening. so it was decided to hold another meeting at the same place Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. It is desired that all who can are eligible but cannot attend will at least send in their names. The object of the society is to effect a closer re- lationship between former students an1 to furnish such Harvard men in the east as desire it information regarding Arizona and opportunities here for homes and investments.
 
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