Arizona republican., 1904-12-24
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 INTEREST


 essa. Brice. daughter of Surveyor Gen eral and Mrs. Ingalls,, is here from her home in Yuma to spend the holoays with Ter parents. Dameron and family and Dr. H. A. Hughes and family will go to Mesa today to eat Christmas turkey with the family of F. B. Hughes, brother or Dr. Hughes.
 MUSICAL REHEARsALs = The members of the Phoenix Ladies Nloilh club and those of the ladies mandollh' guitar and violin orchestras under tile direction of Professor Fountain VIII begin soon after the first of the year the rIehearsals for the annual muslcal-
 A HOLIDAY BABE-Patrons of
 HnrIev's Shop were greatly surprised
 Thursday morning by noting smile on the face of MT. George Bellas' which is an unusual occurrence. The cause was the arrival of 1Ok- pound hoy. Father, mother and child are do- ing nicely.
 ONE NEAcCoMPLIsHMENT-Sheriff Cook said yesterday that he had olten
 heard that there were more democrats
 than republicans who could not read
 He is not prepared to say whether thls
 is so. but he is sure that they are not
 deficient in mathematics, for he mas
 ascertained in the most painful man
 ner that they can count.
 DEATH OF WILLIAM CALLAHAN News has-been received here by the
 Eagles lodge of the death of William
 Callahan. recently, in Denver. MT.
 Callahan spent the winter here two
 wears ago. and while here joined Phoe- nix aerie F. o. E. His wife, who was with him in Denver, took the body to their home in Dubuque, la, for inter ment.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage i- censes were issued yesterday to the following persons: Charles Wallace
 Riggs and Annie Terry Greer; Charles
 Marlow Bond and Erminie Loretta
 Brady; Orson S. Brimhall and Deltie | Openshaw. All of these happy ones,
 with the exception of Miss Greer! who
 lives in Apache, are residents or Mesa
 and the vicinity of Mesa.
 COMING AFTER M'GREEVY-
 Sheriff C. E. Hall of .O'Neill, Neb., who l Is on his way here after Banker Mc- l Greevy was at Albuquerque yesterday
 morning and a telegram was received | at the office of the sheriff from him
 saving that he would arrive in the city | this morning. McyGreevy says he will | be glad to meet him for he would rather go to O'Neill now than to any other place he can think of.
 BAPTIST cHURCH-Third avenue l and Monroe street. Lewis Halsey D.
 D., pastor. Public worship, II a. m. | and 7:3O D. m.; Bible school, 9:45 a.
 m.; Junior union, p. m. In the morn l ing the pastor will preach the last of | a series of sermons on life-"Christ ! the Life" Christmas services and l music in the evening. There will be II solos by Miss Nellie McFall in the ' morning and Miss Alice Halsey in the Ii evening. All are cordially invited to these services.
 A NEW BALL PLAYER--Another
 new ball player has been added to the
 already very excellent aggregation
 owning allegiance to the Phoenix asso-
 citation. | A young man by the name Of Goldy is the latest arrival. and they | do say he plays ball splendidly. His favorite stronghold is second base, but,
 like the rest of the players, he is wide . awake wherever he is placed. He has l played ball all over the country, from II California to the east and from New Orleans to Duluth, where he halls from
 last.
 the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Union Labor International Cooperative associations; capital stock, $5,OO0, 900; incorporators, J. H. Lynch, J. O. Wood, E. F. Payne and others. American Oil company; cap itaI stock, S1,0OO, 900; incorporators, F. l Rockefeller, F. E. Crane and J. D. s Byers. The articles of the Clark Pratt s Vehicle company were amended by s changing the name to the Pratt-Gil- z bert company.
 NEW SANTA FEE TRAIN-The San ta Fe railroad company is shortly tC g begin the running of another througf Etrain each day on-a schedule almos E as fast as that of the limited yet witt all the privileges of the two daily over land trains. That means that any oD' ] who can make connection with the new E train may ride upon it without haviri; N to buy a Pullman ticket as require' z on the limited. The train will carr. q mail and be continued during the win 4 ter season. The regular daily limite' A will also be continued as will the tw 4 overIands, making four trains each wa, S each day.
 RATES TO ERS-Secretar! S A. H. Mcclure of the Territoria 2 Teachers association announces 5 special rate for teachers who desire t q attend the convention of the associa & tion at Flagstaff. An excursion rat 7 of one fare has been granted for tn R round trip from all points on the S- + # #P. & P to Ash Fork, from whicl S point there will be a round tril E rate to Flagstaff of $S.10. It ha Fl been mentioned that there vii A ben an excursion from Flag N staff to the Grand Canyon, and fo < this round trip rate of $5.00 will b N made. Tickets will be on sale Decem sa Der 27 and 2S. The final return limi E will be January s.
 N COMING RAILROAD MEN-Elo A Johnson an old Phoenix boy arrived i K the city yesterday morning from a Paso where he is with the Northeaster & He came partly to visit his relative M here and partly to meet his old frien Il lto,. crcc,r, with the Sal