Arizona republican., 1904-02-08
DEATH OF HAYES VAN cAmp-

DEATH OF HAYES VAN CAMP ] Hayes NGn Camp died Saturday night
 at the home of Mrs Cummings, live
 miles north of Phoenix. He was well known here, having come here from Cincinnati, about two years ago. TIa was about 2S years old and was q member of the Odd Fellows fraternity. FlRSMEN'S RALL.-The members , ot the Phoenix Fire department are i brushing up their good clothes and looking over the list for partners for ] February 22, which Is their annual in spection day, and whi1h will be closed with the departments seventh annual ' ball at O'Neill hall.
 CHINESE FOB DEPoRTAT.oN.- l Deputy United States Marshal Por- ! terie went to Mariccpa last night with
 three Chinamen, one from Prescott and | two from KinSman. At that station ] they were to be turned over to Marshal McCOrd, who was en route to San
 Francisco from southern Arizona points, where he had been rounding up .celestials for the American export trade.
 FINE MUSIC-Miss- -Roselyn Madden Sargent sang Love Divine" to crowded house in the Presbyterian church yesterday morning. In the even ing Mrs. Barnes sang a beautiful solo. At the dedication of the new Baptist church Dr. HaIsey preached a very fine sermon and MT. Daggett and Miss
 Jewell sang "Tarry Thou With Me- 1t the evening services Mrs. Tiffany and
 Mrs. Cooper sang solos at the Chris
 tian and Methodist church respectively. NEW ARRIVALS.-Elder B. F.. GoUdy of the Adventist faith wao has
 been here a few weeks for the benefit of his health was joined Friday morn ing by his wife, adopted daughter, Ab-
 bic, and his mother Mrs. Jane Goudy.
 They came here from Arkansas ana
 win probably remain the rest of the
 winter even if they do not become per manent residents. Mir. Goudy has beeu
 greatly improved in health though he has been here less than month.
 A BASE BALL GAME.-The Tigers
 and the Diamond Dicks met yesterday
 in deadly embrace. The Tigers are made up of boys of the Central school and the Diamond Dicks nine is a mis- cellaneOus aggregation of youth of about the same size. Victory perched upon the banner of the Tigers by
 score of 19 10 12. The Diamond Dicks say that they are going to knock her
 off the perch the next time tAey get d chance.
 FINE PICTURES.-In a window Of
 the Berryhill company's store CT Wash ington street. corner of First. are dis played two charcoal drawings by pu- pills of the school Of drawing conducted in the Andersen building, over the store, by T. L. Bolton. They are both fine pieces of work and indicate both natural talent and competent instruc- tion. One of the pictures is that Of d miner, barred to the waist, with pick in hand and in the attitude of using it. The other is that of a man erect, nude excect for trunks, and in a meditative pose. Both were reproduced from lie models and are creditable to the school and 10 the students.
 SAVED HIS MOTHERS LIFE.-Ths people of Graham county are mor- thoroughly convinced now than ever that young Wish did good thing when he shot and killed his stepfather at Stafford not long ago because he thought he was poisoning his mother and himself The SolomonviIle Bulle- tin says: Mrs. c. L. Wish is slowly recovering at her home in Sanord There is no longer any doubt that her husband attempted her life and would have succeeded had not her son taken the heroic action recited in these columns last week. Mrs. Wish has stated that on Christmas day she re- ceived the first dose of poisonous medicine
 CLYDE ROBSON DEAD-A tele- gram was received by Neri Osborn on Saturday informing him of the death at Los Angeles that day of his nephew