Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

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Character OF the day: Clear.
NJ. f. BLYSTONE, Sec. Director.
A SOMA son was born on Tuesday
to Mr. and Mrs. WiliianI G.. Pember-
ton.
a NOTARY.-A notarial commission
was issued yesterday to Y. n. Sleeves
who was at one time engaged in the
practice Of law in this city. -
THE NEW HEADQUARTERS
Water Users association yesterday
moved from its rooms in the Nicholson
block TO the Lewis block. at the corner
of Center and Adams streets. The
former quarters became too small for
the growing business of the associa -
ton. 1t Will now occupy nearly the en-
tire second floor of the Lewis block.
LADIES' AID SoCiETY-Them must
cal and literary entertainment under
the management of the Ladies Aid
society of the Baptist church occurs
this evening in O'Neill's hall. Some of
the best talent in the city will assist
in rendering a most delightful pro-
gram. y silver offering can. be made
at the door. The public is most cord
tally invited.
LADIES' TEA.-The ladies of the
Presbyterian church will give Their
first tea of the season AT the parlors
of the church on Friday evening at
go. An entertaining programme of
music and recitatiOns will be rendered
and light refreshments will be served.
Among those who will take part i'll the
entertainment are Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Cooley. Miss kepner and the Iiedewil
brothers and others.
UNITED MODERNS.-The United
Modern lodge of this city is prepar-
ing to enter upon another campaign
of sociability and conquest. At the
meeting Tuesday night it wds decided
to serve refreshments and engage in
a general social time at the next meet
ing q week from next Tuesday. 1t was
also announced that +. NJ. Elliott OF
Denver. vice supreme chancellor of the
order who has visited Phoenix fire.
quently in the past, expects TO be here
again within IA month, accompanied by
another officer of the supreme lodge.
THE OLDEST MINE.-Governor
Wolfiey returned 10 the city yesterday
morning after an absence of several
months. \ part of that time was
the Climax gold properties near Pres
colt in which he is interested. Cover
nor Wolfey says it is valuable prop
erty but on account OF the scarcity of
water no work is being done now.
This property. known as the old Mont
gomery mine. is believed to be the first
mine located in Arizona north Of the
ella river.
HEARST ON ARIZONA.-Copie OF
the Chicago American and Chicago EN-
aminer containing 4 one-page account
of Hearsts congressional special
through Phoenix and central Arizona
Will reach town tomorrow y bundle
of the papers will 'be placed in the
board of trade rooms for free distribu-
ton And for two or three days to come
= generous number of Hearst papers
will be sent to Phoenix for free distri-
button. large assortment being left
ut the board of trade rooms.
MARRIED IN LOS ANGELES
w. r. Davenport of Phoenix, and
Mary ]. Murray of San Francisco
were married in Los Angeles on the
18th instant. and arrived here Friday
morning last. They are now at home
IT No. 4S3 South FIRST avenue. The
bride was raised IN san IdIlCiSSO'
hut spent n part Of the summer and
winter here Two years ago making
many friends The groom was born
in Los Angeles. but has lived in Phoe-
nix most of his life and is Il highly es-
teemed young man. He is now en-
plOyed as boolheeper for II. w. Ky
der.
OBERMULLER WELL KNOWN
HERE.-Franll ObermulIer, the young
man who stabbed and killed Il man at
Bisbee last Monday is well known in
Phoenix. He is highly spoken of. He
was one of the most peaceable lnell
that ever lived. He did not drink and
had no bad habits of any kind. lie
was q mining engineer and for several
years ne made Phoenix his headquart-
ers though he never lived here long
ar a time. lie had Il brother, Joseph
Obarmulled, also 4 mining engineer
who was around PhoniX good dsa
until about two years ago
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
been made in yesterdays issue of the
special music sung at the funeral OF