Arizona republican., 1904-03-25
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 A NEW SANITARIUM.-Mi Grace Garner, a we'll known trained nurse has taken the Maple property in BrilrS addition and will have it renovated and converted into sanitarium
 IN THE TENT-The sermon to be preached this evening in the tent at First and Van Buren streets by Evan gelist J. F. Bond will be entitled "The Institution of Two Laws and the Ob- tect of Each"
 HALF A HUNDRED-The registra- ton of voters for the Tonto road bond election took a big jump yesterday, the deputies enrolling fully 200 new names, bringing the total 10 the 800 mark There are about 1900 qualified voters in the city.
 SPEC IAL EETINGS.-Spe prayer meetings are to be held in Salvation Army hall during the week Of March 2. The first service will be at o'clock Sunday morning. There will be two services daily, at a. m. and 1920 p. m.
 COME IN PRIVATE CAR.-The private car SOudan. bearing T. F. Cole and party, arrived in the city yester- day over the Santa Fe. The party left last evening over the Maricopa & Phoenix railroad for Bisbee where Mr. CcFe and other members of his party have large mining interests
 NUMBERING HOUSES.-The worl, of numbering the houses of the city according to the official schedule re- gently adopted by the common council is proceeding slowly. The city en- gineer said yesterday that about ten persons a day were securingS1he mum bers. In many instances it is not necessary to change the numbers.
 A NEW YORKER DiES.-WnHam Green. aged twenty-eight years. who came to this city from New York re- gently for the benefit of his health, died yesterday at his temporary home six miles north of the city on Center street. The funeral is to be held from the Mohn & Doris undertaking parlors at 2'39 this afternoon. Rev. McAfse will Oficiate. Deceased leaves d brother-in-law in New York city at whose direction irtarment will be il this city.
 A LIVING FOUNTAlN.-The Liv- ing fountain social at Padset hall tc- night promises to be a great success for fun making. No one need bring a Hook and Line as they will be furnish ed at the hall. The features for the evening are very unique. An arch with sprays of perfume has been ar ranged so as to throw q fine spray of perfume over the dancers as they pass through besides an electric fountain
 
 tinually. VIII show very prominently in a darkened hall.
 GOOD ROADS DELEGATES.-Gov. Brodie yesterday appointed the follow ing delegates to the national and in ternaticnaI convention of the National Good Roads association which will meet at St. Louis in conjunction with the worlds fair May 16 to May 21: Walter Bennett, Phoenix; J. L. Hub bell, St Johns; Peter T. Robertson, Yuma; J. J. Fraser, Flcrence; Dr. R. w. Nemper, Kingman; John Bilby. Thatcher; s. w. Clawson, Bisbee; John H. Page, Grand Canyon; Jesse Wiley, Globe; L. E. Divelbiss. HolbrOok; Ar thus L. Peck, Nogales and R. D. Woodell. Tucson.
 INDIAN SCI HoOL IMPROVE WI EtN lo'-lllIoIlldIlOn Was FetslNeu stt the Indian school yesterday that bids were opened at Washington the day before for the construction of a cold storage plant at the school and new water system. The cold storage plant will cost s5,OOO and the water system, $7,5OO. The latter will include new tower and tank and four-inch cast iron mains on the ground. No news has yet been received of the wording of the contracts. Bids were opened at the school yesterday for furnishing lime, lumber and cement for general repairs which will cost about S4500 The successful bidders were the Valley Lumber company and the DeMund