Arizona republican., 1904-09-17
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INTEREST

MISS PECK HoME-Miss Fanny Peck has returned from her summer visit in the east.
 | A NOTARY PUBLICLY notarial commission was issued yesterday to George W. Lewis of Pima county. SEVEN DAYS-Jane Doe was sent to the city jail for seven days yester- day, on the charge of drunkenness. 1 TRIAL TODAY-The trial of Gua- | dalupe Villanueva has been set for 10 o'clock today in Justice Robertson's court.
 RESlGNED-J. Herman Aagaard has resigned the office Of general man. ager of the Castle Creek Mining and II Development company.
 | FUNERAL OF s. H. TURNER Services will be held at the parlors of Mohn & Doris over the remains of Il Stephen H. Turner at 4 o'clock this afternoon interment following imne- diately.
 II HOME AGAIN-Henry Meyers ot the New York store has thrown away his meal ticket and is again putting his feet under the family table. Mrs. Myers and their four children return ed yesterday from their summers visit in San Francisco.
 MIR. AND MRS. CULLOM HERE MT. and Mrs. Shelby M. Cullom. who were married recently in Ventura, Cal ifornia, arrived here yesterday morn ing and are being warmly welcomed by their many old friends who are meeting them for the first time since their mar riage.
 A SUMMER IN THE ERsT-Mrs. l.. w. Collins came back yesterday morning from a tour which embraced the middle and eastern part of the country. She spent a considerable part of her time aIt her former home in Ohio She then visited New York and othef eastern cities.
 DR. DUFFIELD's RETURN-Dr William Duffield returned home yes terday from a visit of about month in southern California. He left again on this mornings train for Prescott to visit professionally Dr. Casazza, who is very i'll and whose family it is un- derstood. has decided to take him back
 to their eastern home.
 HOME FROM SANTA MONICA
 Hi Eldred and Jake Miller returned
 from Santa Monica yesterday morning with their families, having had a plea sant summer at the beach till recently, when Mir. Millers little boy was taken very i'll of fever. They brought him home yesterday and it is understood T phoid.
 RETURN OF JUDGE NICHOLS Secretary and Mrs. w. F. Nichols re- turned yesterday morning from the
 coast where they have spent the last
 month in most enjoyable manner s They spent the first two weeks of their q outing at Los Angeles and the nearby watering places. Then they went to ' San Francisco where the secretary at
 tended the triennial conclave. ENTERTAINED AT DlNNER-Ars
 Thomas Armstrong of Adams street
 gave dinner to Miss Vestal and Miss . Chapman on Wednesday. Miss Vestal , has just returned from an extende : trip east and will resume her duties in the office of the surveyor general
 Miss Chapman leaves today for Cali
 fornia- and will then go to Denver, whe she will again take up her position in : the surveyor generals office of that
 city.
 INDEPENDENCE OF MEXICO
 The anniversary of Mexican independ-
 ence was celebrated in this city in a
 quiet way yesterday. It had been so
 recently planned that the ceremonies
 could not be very elaborate There
 was meeting at the house of the Mex
 ican consul in the morning at which
 the flag of Mexico was unfurled. There
 were later ceremonies in front of the
 city hall consisting of music and races : and later there was dancing at the
 park. The ceremonies were closed last , night by a grand ball at O'NeiITs hall.
 UVENATED-Dinky Burke re-
 turned home yesterday morning from a
 summer spent in California his first
 visit outside the territory in twenty
 years. When he went away he was IL IL 4
 lover four meals a day and his waist
 measurement was not an inch over 50. His cheeks now look like a bunch of } carnations and there is no slack to ! speak of in his clothes. He says Arl- zona beats the world but just the same