Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
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 Gallagher was down from Prescott yesterday on court business.
 APPRAISERS APPOINTED - J. Ernest Walker. NJ. c. Egley and l.. w. Coggins have been appointed apprais- CTS of the estate of Phoebe J. Talbot.
 FIXING UP-The Commercial hotel office has been newly painted and papered and new linoleum secured TOT the floor. greatly improving the gen eral appearance of things.
 HERE FROM FRESNO-D. F. Min ney arrived from Fresno yesterday morning. MT. Kinney already owns ranch of 16O acres near Mesa and IS very enthusiastic over the future pros poets of this valley.
 A FINE GiRL-EleYen pounds Is the weight of the handsome baby girl that arrived Tuesday morning to bless the home of Mir and Mrs. George R. Wll- Hanson. who reside at Al West Van Buren street
 ELks MEET TONIoHT-PhoeniX lodge No. SS5, B. F. Q. E will hold it's regular meeting tonight Among other things, the lodge will take action on. seventeen applications for member ship. so it behooves all members 10 be present and pass judgment
 WILL REMAIN PERMANENTLY Professor I. F. Stanford and family are recent arrivals here from University Place. Neb.. and expect to become per manent residents. They came mainly for the restoration of the health Of Mrs Stanford.
 NOT COME YET-The Phoenix ball players were a little disappointed yes terdav by- the non arrival of their new uniforms. but feel certain that they will come today. They are practicing hard and expect to make fine show ing in the game with the Whipple team on Saturday
 GONE TO TUCSON-A part of the nara phernalia of the auditors office of the M. & P. railroad company was sent to Tucson on last nights train. includ- ing R. H. Vaughn, who has been clerk in that department here for long time, and who has been transfer red with the books and papers to the new headquarters. He has many friends who are sorry to see him go, but glad he is able to follow the good job.
 A SUDDEN DEATH-Joe M. Brady died very suddenly Tuesday morning of pneumonia and was buried yester- day afternoon. He is of Arabian par 
 who has adopted the American name of J. M Brady, and who is conducting a grocery story on South Second street. Joe was feeling in his usual health on Sunday. but was taken quite i'll Sun day night. and late at, night a doctor was sent for. He was better on Mon day. but about Il o'clock Monday night grew worse and two physicians were summoned. They could do nothing for hiw, however, and he died about o'clock Tuesday morning. The young man was nineteen years old and was we'll known and well liked. He had been in the employ of sam \. Seip for a long time He took great interest in athletic sports and was a leading spirit in the Phoenix Juniors, baseball organization.
 PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN-The gen eral land office has ordered the with drawaI from all forms Of disposal of a strip of public land one mile wide on each side of the Verde river in the Prescott land district, the strip to e5I- tend through eight townships. This was done D ! . Sccount of one of the gov ernment's irrigation projects. Since the announcement of this withdrawal from entry. Mrs. Anna White Shipp, who is now in Washington, in order to protect her own interests. has writ ten to The Republican requesting that publicity be given to the fact that she and her children still hold the right to a section of land lying contiguous to and north of the line of the, ,reserva- tion of the former Fort Mcdowell and on the west side of the Verde river in Maricopa county, Arizona. under the