Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

DIED SUDDENLY-A brother of Conductor Sparks on the M. &. P. ar rived here on yesterday mornings train, very i'll. and died about Il o'clock. The body will be sent to hls home fer interment.
 FOR THE WINTER-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mound and their son and daughter are here from Manistee, Mich. and expect to remain during the winter. They came for the beneht o1 the health of their son.
 Nj. E. CHURCH SOUTH REVIVAL The revival services sr the M. k. church south during the past week have been interesting and we'll attend ed. There were several conversions and seven accessions to the church
 BARTLETT IN LOS ANGELES- The Tucson Star says that Ezra Bart lett is in Los Angeles with HArcourt. and is not trying to conceal his iden- tity. As late as Friday night he had not been arrested. He is cUoted as saving that if anybody wants him he can be easily found, and that he will come back to Tucson when he gets ready.
 BAND coNCERT-Yesterda was a delightfully."- warm and pleasant winter day that only for the almanac would 
 mer day. There was therefore, a large turnout at the band concert in the af- ternoOn, notwithstanding there were many people taking advantage of the fine weather for driving and attending the tournament at the park.
 A NEW MINING COMPANY-There
 will probably be organized this week a
 mining company for the development and operation of the copper properties long owned by O. E. Sewers, above Kelvin Recent work on these prop critics shows them to be of great rich ness. The members of the company will be Phoenix men with plenty of money to carry out their plan to make the property big producer.
 FUNERAL OF OTTO BUTZER- The funeral of Otto Butzer, who was accidentally killed on Saturday by stepping from a moving street car, was held yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock at the parlOrs of Easterling & Whit ney. The servilce was under the aus pices of the odd Fellows lodge here, | being read by Myer Bunsick and Geo. | A. Mintz There was very good
 turnout of Phoenix odd Fellows and quite a large delegation from Tempe, 1 the lodge to which MT. Butzer be- | longed.
 PARSIFAL-The lecture recital on | Parsifal to be given in the Presbyterian church this afternoon will be doubly ! interesting from the fact that Prof | Lauder was present at the first pro- | duction of this much talked of music drama in the famous Wagner theater
 in Beyreutn. Many will remember the
 magazine reports of the suit brought
 by Madame Wagner to prevent the pro- ! .f Do e.,1
 thing over a year ago. which caused a | wide discussion of the play all over l the country. Having had a rersonal aceuaintance with the great Wagner.
 MT. Lauder is peculiarly fitted to give | a true interpretation of his works | CAVE CREEK OFFICIAL-Through l an inadveTtence the name of the jus | tice of the peace elected at Cave | Creek on November 8 was omitted from l The Republicans report of the official ] count by the supervisors. That might | have carried the inference to some
 people that no justice of the peace was ! elected, while the contrary is very much true. In fact, E. P. Mccormick, | the republican candidate, was more emphatically elected than anybody in | the county except J. H. Root at Agua | Caliente. MT. Mccormick had it all
 his own way, there being no opposi- ton candidate, and in consequence
 got every vote cast in the precinct for | that office
 ELKS' MEMORlAL-Phoen lodge.
 No. 335, B. P. O. Elks, is arranging for
 its annual service in memory of the l members of the order who have an
 sweTed the final summons. The EIks' l memorial services are of more than
 passing interest even for those who