Arizona republican., 1903-10-23

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| Total precipitation, 0.
| Character Of the day, clear.
| NJ. Z. BLYSTONE, Sec. Director.
Phoenix Dancing academy will hold it,
first dance for the season in the Padge:
hall this evening.
BIRTH REcORD.-A boy was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worcester u;
62S South Center street at II O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
SICK OF Observation-Disclosures
Wilson is critically ill of u complication
of pneumonia ana pleurisy at No. 554
North Second avenue. He came 10
Phoenix recently from Bennettsville
! S. c.
E. w. GILLETT LILLE. w. Gillett.
general freight agent of the Salt Lake
route and formerly Phoenix agent ,;
the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix. is
seriously i'll in San Francisco. His
complaint is appendicitis, several at
tacks of which he suffered While in
| Phoenix.
GOES THE LiMIT.-Ward Hughes
connected with Dwight b. Heard. goes
east tonight on Il thirty -one-day "Trip
of recuperation. Mr.. Heard put u time
limit of one month on the journey and
Hughes has planned thirty one day
trip. thus discriminating against Octo-
Der in favor of November.
ESCAPED AN OPERATlON.-M
! Elliott Evans has been suffering from
| appendicitis and for time it was
| feared that AN operation would be
necessary. Yesterday morning though
there was such an improvement in her
! condition that it was decided to forego
the operation.
INJURED BY FALLING TIES.-A
workman employed about the yards of
| the S. f. p. Il 2. was badly burt yes
| terday morning by Il pile OF ties which
! fell upon him from a car upon which
they had been piled. He was taken to
the Sisters hospital. 1t was found that
one knee was badly hurt.
SOLDIERS TO WORsHIP.-Com-
pany B. y. G. A. held regular drill a.
| the city hall last night and at 1t meeting
| following decided to accept an invita-
| ton of Dr. Lewis Halsey TO attend di-
vine services on Sunday evening at the
! O'Neill hall. A full attendance was re-
| quested for the next regular drill at
which the new guns and lockers Will
| be assigned to members.
| THE WlCkENBURG SMELTER.-
| The first run of the smelter of the
| NickenhurG Smelling and Refining
company was made yesterday and three
! 500 pound bars of copper were turned
out. The members of the company ara
r. NJ. Elder. Lou Roberts and Messrs.
Rees and Keeney. The s'melter was
completed on september l. 1t has Il
daily capacity OF forty tons.
| SOMEBODY'S Marshal
| Kinney has in his possession Il pom
which he will sell today unless some
! one claims it before the sale begins.
| 1t is Il beautiful animal, fat and plump.
and is evidently pet. The marshal
has had it five days and has had no in
quiry regarding it. He has made in
! quiry for the owner. but so far he has
been unable to hear of anyone who has
| lost d pony.
MORE WINTER PHOENlClANS.--
Word was received in the city yester-
day that Mr.. and Mrs. EakinS of New
York will arrive in the city Oh
Friday and will remain through the
winter. Mrs. W. X. Ryan is a sister OF
/ Mrs. Eakns, and it through the Ryans
| that they have decided 10 come to
Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan are now
on the coast. but Will come to Phoenix
! in about Il month.
| AN EMINENT DIVINE.-Rev. DR..
Henry Clay Mabie, secretary of the
American Baptist Missionary union
with headquarters in fremont Temple,
Boston, Mass, is visiting his relative,
Superintendent c. w. Goodman of the
Phoenix United States Indian school.
| DIR. Mabie leaves Phoenix for Los An
geles this evening. Mrs. Mabie will re-
main for weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. Shannon. and her niece, Mrs.
| Goodman.
TROUBLESOME MoNEY-Lieuten-
ant WILCOX. clerk of the district court
of Cochise county and clerk of the
| United States court for that district,
who has been in town for the last three
days has $500 that he would like to
| get rid of. He can easily dispose OF
the money by sending it to the deposit
tory at San Francisco. but he would
prefer to send ii to a depository nearer
home. This is money collected at the
last term of the United States court