Arizona republican., 1903-11-30

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 BAND CONcERT.-The delightful weather yesterday called out an un- usually large attendance at the band concert and it seemed as if the crowd inspired the musicians to present programme even more pleasing than usual.
 DOWN FROM THE DAM siTE.-C. q. Williams who has been in the em- pioy of the reclamation service at the Tonto storage basin for several months
 Last has returned to Phoenix and will be employed for the pi resent at least in the offices of Mir. Davis here.
 THE WHISKEY RECORO-Richard
 Roe who was recently arrested fo" drunkenness fell into the clutches of the law again early yesterday nor ing. He
 was not only drunk but disorderly. John Nobles was also arrested yes terday on the same charge and
 Mexican was arrested for being drunk and asleep in a public place.
 REPORT DENIED.-A report was published a few days ago by a Los Angeles paper that Phelps. Dodge and
 Co. had made the Ciila Valley. Globe & Northern railroad company an of- fer for it's property, and that in the event of a refusal that it would par alleI the line. Professor Douglas of | the Phelps, Dodge Co. has emphati-
 caly denied the report.
 ANOTHER GUN CLUB.-It is likely the Gun Club association of Arizona will find a new competitor for hCnors when the next annual tournament arrives. A club known as the Valley Gun club was organized a few days ago in the upper Gila valley ana held its first meeting at Solomonville last Wednesday. IL has purchased three traps and several barrels of clay pigeons and Mas entered upon its career with the expectation of climb ing to the head of the Arizona pro- cession. There is a good membership to start with and others are expect
 ed to join.
 ELkS' MEMORlAL-The annual memorial service of Phoenix lodge No.
 SS5 B. P. O. Elks will be held next Sunday afternoon. The E.Iks' Y; :orai day has become one of the statnl am-
 nual events in his city that are looked forward to with interest by reason of the fact tfat the custom is observed on more nretentiouS scale than by
 the other orders of the city who hold annual services of that knid. Memory of the dead is one Of the noblest senti- ments of civilized man and the manner
 in which the l.lIls perpetuatc it com mends the order to the public gencr- ally The programme for the coming service will equal, if not excel, any former effort and admission will p!ob- ably be by invitation as heretofore.
 A MAN MISSiNG.-A man by the name Of J. w. Bean dropped out of sight in Douglas on Thanksgiving day and he is being anxiously look ed for by his friends for the reason that the circumstances of his depar- ture are cloudy. He left Douglas for his ranch home in the afternoon, but failed to arrive that evening ana search party found his team by the roadside. On the wagon seat was a nOtr saying: Boys. they have got ne. -Eay never be seen again." It was thought at first that he had been Kidnapped and taken over the line. but tt later transpired that a neighbor charles Brooks, had been sending money to the bank by him from time to time and when he went to inquire respecting his account there was something like $500 less to his credit than ne thought there ought 10 De.
 TELEPHONE TO GLOsE-It is an- nounced that the Gila Valley and Globe Telephone company has arran- sed for the extension Of its line from Globe to Livingstone. at the head of the storage reservoir. This will be done both for the use of those engag- ed in construction of the Tonto res ervcir and for the purpose of con meeting with the line to be built from Phoenix to Globe. The Globe Silver Belt says: MT. Whalley has effect ed an agreement with the government engineers which will be mutually ad- vantageous, and Globe merchants have agreed to contribute about $500 toward the cost of constructing the 24mile line to Livingstone. the com pany to reimburse them by allowing the free use of the line until the debt is discharged and reduced tolls there after. Wire for the new line has been shipped and the poles needed will be ordered within a week.