Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

CHANGES OF A YOUNG MAN Rev. C. V. Cowan will address the pu- pills of the high school at S:45 this morning. His subject will be The Chances of a Young Man."
 GONE TO CLIFTON.-S. J. Holsing- CT, special agent of the Interior depart ment left on last nights train for Cliff ton to inquire into certain claims un- der consideration at Washington.
 VAGRANT " II F F l. g. - Marshal
 Kinney has three bicycles in his pos session that have wandered away from
 home and cant find the way back again. One Of them is a Yale and all
 three are of masculine gender.
 TELEGRAM FOR PETER EGGERS The city marshal received a telegram
 yesterday from the chief of police of Saginaw, Mich, requesting him if pos
 sible to notify Peter Eggers that his father is dead and that the funeral will be held Wednesday,.
 EXTRA POLICEMEN. - The city marshal will no doubt place extra men
 On duty this morning to take care of
 the crowds that will visit the carnival and to keep m eye open for live ones" | that may have blown into town under ! OOver of the dust kicked up by the car | nival as 1t approached this valley. i TONTO MAIL ROUTE-It is an nounced that the new mail service be- 1 tween Scottsdale and Cline will be es- : tabiished December 15. This will be { a great convenience to people living in | that section and increase to mutual ad-
 vantage the business relations between the settlers and merchants of this city. | RETURN OF MR. ". r. ANNIN.- Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Amin returned to
 the city yesterday morning after an ab-
 sence of nearly three years. MT.
 Amin is special agent in charge or the rural delivery service for the west 1 ern division, with headquarters at Den yer. Before he entered this branch
 of the postal service he was for years
 one of the best known of the Wash ington correspondents. He and Mrs. Amin will remain in the city during the winter
 TOURISTS ARE COMING.-The in- coming travel on all trains is now very
 hatterinS to the railroads and to the town. IL has been predicted that the ! present season would witness moe strangers in Phoenix than any previous year and those who are observing may now see them coming in. Saturday mornings incoming Santa Fe train had
 on board 65 through passengers beside the usual number of local travellers that fit bacl; and forth between Ari- Zona towns.
 INQUIRIES FOR THE MISSING.-
 Marshal Kinney has received letters recently making inquiry after three missing people. One anxious mother
 is trying to learn the whereabouts of her daughter. Mrs. Suckow who lived here not very long ago. Another writer . would like to strike the trail of John Lynch. Q bricklayer, and the third while hopeful is so far back of the quarry he has lost the scent entirely He is looking fer John Gleason who came to Arizona from California 1T iS4S.
 THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Gard Valley Lodge No. ], I. O. C. T., will be honored this evening by the presence ot Colonel Sobieski at the regular lodge ! session al o'clock. c. T. J. T. Jacobs C. T. Morris. c. co. Mollen, G. F.. s q Green and C.. s. Walbridge member, of the executive committee of tho grand lodge of Arizona will also bt s guests Of the ledge. The executiv committee will hold meeting in tn Christian church parlors at 7:3O o'clock