Arizona republican., 1904-01-02

A COMING BALL.-Purity lodge No.
g. RathbOne Sisters Will give a Valen-
tine ball on the evening of February
- at Padget hall.
STARTS WITH THE NEW YEAR.
There was born yesterday morning to
Mrs. D. L. Conner. wife of DR.. Conner,
a son and there is consequent joy at
No. ASP North Fourth avenue.
AN OPEN HoUSE.-Judge and Mrs.
W. f. Nichols, following the New
Years custom. kept open house yes
terday and entertained a large number
of friends.
A SAD NEW YEAR'S.-Yesterd
was a sad New Years day for Mr. and
Mrs. +. c. Endicott of EdgeTton, No.
Mrs. Endicott came here about a
month ago with her son. Louis, aged
%. He was in delicate health and yes
terday morning breathed his last. The
bereaved parents left for home last
evening with the body of their son.
A CHILD'S FUNERAL.-The funer-
al of the infant son of Mir. and Mrs.
W. \. Milton whose death was an
nouncad yesterday morning, was held
yesterday afternoon. at the family
residence. The bereaved family has
the sympathy of a large circle of
friends. Mr. and Mrs Milton having
resided here f0r many years.
a BAD FALL.-Harry Young, a boy
who was riding q bicycle on Washing
ton street had a bad fall yesterday
afternoon between Center street and
First avenue His wheel slipped from
under him and he hit the hard ground
with his head. The breath was knock
ed out of him for a few seconds and
he bIed a little from wounds. He was
taken to Wakelin's drug store but in
short time recovered from the shock.
DEATH OF A KNIGHT.-Charles
Vail aged 2S. died yesterday morning
at the Sisters hospital. He came here
about four months ago from his home
in Hotchl<iss. Colo, and was joined by
his wife about two weeks ago. He
was a member of the knights OF
Pythias and was recorder of the
county in which he lived. Mrs. Vail
left for home last evening with the
body. which was escorted to the depot
by memers of the local X. of p. lodge.
AN APPRECIATED CARRIER
Carrier c. NJ. Moore of r. r. d. No. 3.
was pleasantly remembered yesterday
morning by his patrons. He found
something in almost every box for him.
There We're boxes of honey, fruits,
cakes, butter and eggs. Some of the
gifts were accompanied by sentiments
even more pleasing to Mr.. Moore than
the gifts themselves. They We're label
ed with ITO our Carrier" or Our
Faithful Carrier"
COUNTRY CLU8.-Yesterday was
leap year at the Country club. 1t was
supposed to be everywhere, but that is
probably the only place in Phoeni,-
where the event was given proper
recognition. The gentlemen served
the guests with refreshments and
there was q large attendance of those
who enjoy the eXhilarating game OF
golf and the extreme sociability that
always accompanies New Years day.
THE MILLIONAIRE TRAMP-The
millionaire Tramp company pre-
scented two good performance yester-
day in the Doris theater. The matinee
called out q large audience in which,
of course, the women and children pre-
dominated. The story is very in
teresting one and was well presented
by company of considerable size AMI
more than usual merit There is =
great deal of good healthy comedy 10
the bill and many scenes that appeal
to the deeper sentiments. AltOgethe-
the visit of the company afforded very
entertainment to great
many Phoenix people.
LIVE BIRD SHoOT.-Quite a crowd
of shooters and spectators attended
the live birc shoot at the park yester-
day afternoon. The birds were excep-
in consequence. The first event was
five birds. entrance $3.50. high guns
two equal monies The scores were
Aiken 3. Tull 5, Graham T. Cunning
ham I, Tanner :. Morrell 3, Harrison