Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-04

SENT TIC SAN FRANCIsco.-Th,
body of Joseph ]. Foley. who died sud
denly en- wednesday. left on this morn
ing's 5. f P. & P. train for San Fran
| cisco, the family home
A CAKE MARKET-The ladies OF
| the First NJ. Z. church will hold a cake
sale, Saturday morning from to II
O'Clock at the store of the Valley Pro-
| dHce comp y on Center street be
tween Washington and Adams
A NEW MEXICO VIsIToR.-E. NJ.
Walker, a brother of J. w Walker. CT
this city, is here on 4 visit He is q
well known New Mexico cattleman,
with headquarters at Silver city. and is
also the owner Of the ice. cold storage
and electric light plant at Deming. n.
M
A RUSTL!NG BUSINESS MAN.
w. T. Payne of Des Moines. Iowa.
spent yesterday here, it being his an
nual visit 10 this city in the interest
OF the Chamberlain Medicine company.
Mr.. Payre in his travels places the
remedies of that company with the
local merchants at the sar1e time max
ing annual advertising contracts with
the newspapers, this part of his bust
ness alone amounting to thousands of
dollars annually.
ROAD TO THE DAM.-The work on
the road to the Tonic dam site above
Goldfield has been temporarily sus-
pended. There is no stopping of activ
ity in any other work connected with
the construction Of the dam either in
the valley or at the basin, and a gen
ueman who should be in a position to
my s'-t'I yeste; day nat the shut
ting down Of the read camp should
cause no anxiety as the runIors re-
specting it had grown from a mole
nil into 2. mountain.
MISSOURI PICNIC.-The commit
tees having in charge preparations for
the Missouri picnic to be held next
Thursday are working hard and max
ing good progress. They expect to
make the occasion a great success. The
membership roll is also growing in Il
pleasing way and all Missourians are
urged to join. The only requisite to
me mbership is the fact Of having re- /
sided in the state one year and having |
saved 10 this good hour one dollar for |
the initiation fee.
A BUSINESS CHANGE A. Mum |
son has bought the confectionery store |
en- West Washington street from the |
+ Ike Bros, who viii now confne their
to the pJstOffice store and
news stand. Mr.. Munson was former
~ in this business, at which time the
store was widely known under the
name Of Hanna * Munson. Mr. Han
IA is now in business at Los Angeles
MIR. Munson necessarily had TO find
new name for his store and has chris
ened it the Delta Confectionery Co"
GONE TO KANSAS CITY,. II.
-andis left on this mornings train for
Kansas City for the purpose of attend
nS meeting Of the Santa Fe Traffic ;
luh which VIII be held there next
1ordaY Tuesday and Wednesday. He
Xpects to be gone about ten days. {
MRS. BAKER ER-Judge \. ,
:. Baker returned from Los Angeles ]
csterday morning, where he accout- I
anied Mrs. Boxer for medical treat Y
lent. 1t WIS understood a surgical Y
was considered necessary
hen they left but Mrs. Baker i'm
roved 50 much it was decided to be
Mr.. Baker left last ev- 2
ming for Globe on business.
NEW LOCOMOTIVES.--J. II. Em-
lert who was here yesterday from
rescott, says the S. F. p. & p. com I
any has received three fine new loco 7
lotives from the factory that outclass e
nything that has yet run into Phoe- t
TX, and that they will be used on the t
issenger trains of that railroad, be- '
g put in commission in a very few h
lys. They are ten wheelers and weigh Il
5000 pounds, being larger than any c.
her engines yet used on this road. q
he cylinders are 10 by 26 aud the en- Il
mes are equipped with piston valves.