Arizona republican., 1904-01-15

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 Tn the main hall of the Odd Eel lows building Juanita Temple No. 6, Rathbone Sisters, after installing the officers, gave a whist party where prizes were awarded to those most successful in their efforts 70 take the lead as the best players of the even ing. The prize winners were: MT. and Mrs. l.. Rosenstern, Henry Stein and Mrs. c. g. Walker. The occasion was an agreeable opening of the year in the lodge work of the auxiliary of Tue son lodge No. k. of P. Only last November Juanita Temple No. took it's place in a formation of a grand temple of Rathbone sisters in Arizona.
 In August. 1903. a lodge of the Order of Railway Clerks was organized since which time it has met on the second and fourth Saturday evenings Of each month. This local lodge has a mem bership of almost twenty five and on Saturday evening the following new officers were installed in the banCuet room annex to odd Fellows hall: N. C. Meston. post chief clerk: A. s. McKil- ligan. assistant chief clerk: Dale Tus-
 
 ceiving clerk: William R. Culver. as- sistant chief clerk: E. P. Hart. S. s. McKenna. r. c. Mcdonald. trustees The officers installed enjoyed an oyster supper at Millers following the work of the meeting. This organization is about to evolve a plan to entertain the new members to be added this month together with immediate friends nf al ha will probably occur on the evening of January 23 An effort will be made to increase the membership to fifty dur ing the current month.
 Manager James Alger of the South ern Pacific has arrived and departed for Fl Paso in his special, making his annual inspection of the Tucson divi- sion. In the party are L. R. Fields. superintendent of Oregon lines; J. II. Wallace. engineer of maintenance of way; A. l.. Roome. superintendent of telegraph; J. A. Nangle. assistant gen. ersl manager of the Sonora railway, s. P. Co. lessee; T. +. Jones. superin- teudent of the Tucson division. Ari- zona and New Mexico: C. k Clarke, resident engineer of the Tucson div!- sion. The special will make a short stop at Tucson returning west.
 MT. B. F. Maxwell of south Fifth avenue entertained the Friday Whist club on the occasion of their last meet ing.
 MT. J. F. Rates, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. will visit the city very soon in the interest of theassociation. The work of MT. Rates at Los Vegas has been a great success. He has ar ranged for a s15.OOO building at that point and is desirous of doing similar work in Tucson if possible.
 A dime social will be held at the home of Mrs. Dan Lowrie on south Fifth street next Friday evening. The affair is to be given for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho- dist church.
 The cases of Quon Quong and Sau Kee have been postponed until Jan uary 20 in the United States Commiss- toner Culver's court. The Chinamen were arrested hy Deputy United States Marshall Hill on the charge of being unlawfully in the United States
 Flower of Cactus Lodge Auxiliary or the Brotherhood of locomotive Bremen will give a leap year dance on February 22. Colonial styles in cos tunes will be in vogue that evening" It will take place at Odd Fellows hall.
 D. $. Cochran the contractor will begin work early this week on the first of four cottages to be erected on street and Gossetta avenue
 Machinery for the Bradford Devel- opmeht company has arrived at Vails for delivery at the California mine of the company in the Santa Rita's. The double compartment shaft is down forty-five feet and progress in sinking is made at thte rate of three feet per day.
 Early yesterday morning burglars the triple compartment store slot machine at the Richel'eu saloon on east Congress street. The burglars entered the back yard through an open gate, unlathed the hook of a screen door and then attempted to open q locked door by cutting out a panel This effort was given up and the door was forced open breaking loose the lock from the joint. The owner of the machine thinks there must have been all of eight dollars in the three sacks, for the winning.