Arizona republican., 1904-02-24
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! the Christian church will meet in the | church for a final rehearsal tonight Ut SIS. immediately after prayer .Geet-
 ing.
 JEALOUS WOMEN.-The Indies cr the Christian church choir hGvc. be- l come jealous Of the success Of Wnich I the men seem to be assured in their ! concert tomorrow night. so it is report { ed. and are planning to give another 1 concert next month in which no man will be permitted to take part.
 ORPREUS SOCiETY.-The Orpheus | society held a most pleasant and pro 1 fitable rehearsal at the Christian ! church last night. before the members adjourned en masse to the piano re- i cital at the Doris theater. The club Is getting into fine V orking order and is | making great progress.
 ! ANOTHER EXCELLENT LETTER. Winifred R. Waugh has written aEOth- er excellent letter to the Angola, Ind, 1 Magnet from this city her subject being ] Christmas in Arizona" She not only : speaks of the novel scenes here at the ! midwinteT season in respect Of climate, etc, but graphically describes a cow boy tournament and other sports pc culiar to this country.
 NO PLACE LIKE PHOENIX | Charles Slankard. who has been in the southern part of the territory most of the time for the last wear. returned | to PhoeniE yesterday morning to stay. He has visited nearly all the towns in
 the south and east and he has found { none where one can do so well as in ! lthis one He was at Cananea for some time. but he says there is little going on outside of the mines. The boom neriod in all Of the southern towns has passed.
 NAVAJO BANK BUnDING.-The ground was broken Friday morning for new one story brick building to i be erected by the Navajo County bank, the location beinG the corner of Kins- { ley avenue and Third street. Winslow. | says the Mail. The building will be modern in every detail and vii! cost in | excess Of $5CG0. IT. will have a twenty five foot front on Kinsley avenue and will be siXty-three feet deep. giving q 1 forty foot banking room, Including the office of the directors and the banking room proper.
 DEATH OF JOHN CUlNN.-Johnny Quinn is dead. He died Friday night in the hospital at Bisbee ,f pneumonia. John J. QuIun was one of the most widely known uen n Arizona and New Mexico For years he has traveed for the Murphy Brothers. of Chicago, taking orders for clothing. He has heen on the frontier for over twenty years and has always been successful ' in his business. He had many friends and was liberal with his money to q , fault. He came west when young nan from New York. where his people. i who are wealthy. now live. Johnny was a member Of the Masonic order, i the Odd Fellows and the Flks.
 THE WORLDS FAIR EXHIsiT.- ! Colonel A. J. DOran of the worlds fair commission. arrived from Prescott last night on his way to Tucson. Colonel Doran has finished the preparation of ! the mineral exhibit gathered in the northern part of tne territory for ship
 ment and it will be sent about March
 !. He is now going to Tucson to as sist Commissioner LeatherwoOd in the ] boxing of the minerals which have been { collected there. The first shipment Of the horticultural exhibit, which was prepared here. was sent out last Mon lday by the Santa Fe. It consisted Of preserves and other canned goods. The 1 oranges and other fruits in season will
 he sent from time to time during the fair so that there will always be q fresh display.
 1 A SYMPOSIUM ON THE LADIES. l-One Of the most attractive numbers on the programme of the mems leap vear concert in the Christian church tomorrow right will be a symposium
 on the ladies. Of course. every one wanted to say something sentimental
 and -compiimentary. but for the sake
 of variety the promoters Induced a
 few to spring some jokes at the eX- pense of the fair ones. At the conclu-
 sion of the symposium the full chorus will sing a charming love song entitled,
 My Loves Own." In addition to the
 four full choruses and the solos men tioned heretofore. the male Quartette
 Of the M. F. church will contribute one
 number. NIessrs. Miller and Taylor
 have joined themselves to the chorus
 es and will be heard tomorrow night
 FORTUNATE INPIANS.-The pu- pills of the Phoenix Indian school will
 te given such a treat tonight as the.
 will ip all probability never have the opportunity of enjoying again. It will
 be such an opportunity as fAl-s to the
 lot of comparatively few of the white people of his country. It is offered by 1 MI JiaA O4tl DdNGI. lIlt DldtblSl- AElOtil
 the places visited by MT. Bauer yes
 terday was the Indian school and lie
 said that it was the most interesting
 thing he had seen on his travels in this
 country. There was very little of the
 institution that he overlooked. He vis- lited the shops and workhouses inves- tigated the manner of teaching and
 was very much interested to learn oi
 the Indians love of music and of their ,attainwe ents in what .s to him q divine
 art. Before leaving the school he 6e-
 termined to rem ain in Phoenix another night give another recital at the Dor
 lis thcate- and have all the Indian pu- pils there. lie also determined that he
 would not dO the thing half way. He accordingly made arrangements foI
 the entire balcony Of the theater to be reserved for his Indian guests. Next
 he chartered q sufficient number of cars 10 bring them to to..n so that they
 shouId be at no expense whatever This