Arizona republican., 1904-09-08

Saturday, it will te safe to put money
 on it. The Juniors are going to Pres
 colt, presumably to play another game
 with the Prescott Juniors whom they
 defeated here short time ago by a
 score of P to 4. Unless the Prescott
 lads have loaded the dice the Phoenix
 boys are confident of another victory
 PROPOSED NEW ENTERPRISE
 There is a report current that certai n
 local capitalists are moving in the di- rection of a new eating house enter
 prise, but the matter is still in tkP
 prospective stage and the identity of
 the parties behind it has not been di-
 vulged. It is proposed to construct a suitable building somewhere on either
 South Cepter street or South First aV- enue, the site not yet being decided upon, for a first class dining room and short order house, together With par lors, waiting rooms, etc. The purpose is mainly to cater to people coming in or going out on the railroads, giving them a place where they may be in close proximity to ell trains. yet rot far from the center of the town, and providing them with all the luXuries the Phoenix market affords anl served in the best style.
 IMPERIAL RAILROAD IN OPERA TION-President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. P. & P. railroad and it's .associat- ed enterprises and also one of the pro
 motors of the Imperial Mining com pany came in yesterday morning in his private car from the Imperial min ing camp where he went to inspect the progress of operations. He says the new Imperial railroad is now finished and in operation and the company is shipping a hundred tons of ore daily to the smelling works of the Copper Queen company at Douglas. The ore bins are well filled and the mine is being systematically and rapidly de- velOped. It is expected the output and shipment of ore to Douglas will be constantly increased. The Imperial mine seems to have an unlimited supply of ore and it is the purpose of the company to turn it into money just as rapidly as possible. MT. Murphy went to Prescott on the special mili- tarY train that left about o'clock
 DiE2 OF AFPENDICITiS-Jo c. DodGs. a young man who came here about two years ago from Texas, died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. He was operated on for appendicitis at 9 O clock Monday night and later the dis ease was complicated with diffused perotinitis. He was employed first after coming here by Ezra w. ThaAr and since then has been in the employ of the Phoenix bakery, having charge Of one of their delivery wagons. He was very well known in the city and was highly respected by all his acquairt- ances. He was 27 years old and leaves a wife and a five year old child He was a member of the Champions of Fraternity, Q new fraternaI insurance society that was organized in Phoenix last June and was the first member of the order to answer the final sumnlons. The local officers of the society aI once approved the death claim and paid the money over to the widow who except for that resource would have been most unfortunately situated. Mr. Dodds held a s2,OOO policy which was worth $500 to the widow, as under the plan of organization the policies are scaled during the first three years, for the benefit of the sick and accident benefit fund. A brother who lives n Los Angeles is expected to arrive to- day when the body will be taken to the former home of Mir. Dodds in Texas. where his father and two sisters re. side.