Arizona republican., 1904-12-19

| BRIGGS GOODRICH HERE-B. 1 Briggs Goodrich of Dayton, Ohio is here visiting his mother, Mrs. Virginia Churchill.
 THE oRPHEUs SoCiETY-The
 regular meeting of the Orpheus soci- ! ety will be held at 1880 tonight at the Presbyterian church.
 | BAND CONCERT-COnsiderin the other attractions of the day and the fine weather for driving, there was Q very good attendance at the band con cert yesterday afternoon.
 THANKFUL LADIES-The ladies of the A. NJ. E. church sewing circle wish to tender thanks for the liberal contributions and patronage given to the two days bazaar which closed on Thursday, the 18th inst The net pro ceeds were $65.1O.
 IN JAIL-Algernol Dove is again in winter quarters under the recorders s office. An old man also applied to the police last evening and pleaded guilty
 to having no place to sleep and being up against it in a very distressing way. He was given shelter.
 A NEW MINING ENGINEER-
 There came to the home of MT. and
 Mrs. w. E. Deity yesterday young ster destined to grow up into the pro-
 
 weight is nine pounds and there is happiness in the Deity family.
 A MONUMENT UNVEILED-The ceremony of unveiling the monument of the late Captain R. G. Andre was performed yesterday by the Woodmen of the World. It was attended by most of the members of the order here and the greater part of the lodge at Tempe. Besides, many other resi- dents of Tempe were present.
 CALL TO THE DOUGLASS CLUB President Henry Davis and Secre- tary William P. Crump of the Doug lass club have issued a call for meeting of the club tonight at the club rooms, corner First and Monroe streets, for the transaction of special business and for such other business as may come before the meeting, which will begin at o'clock.
 A HOLIDAY ViSIT-Miss Ada B. Kelly. who has been attending the San Jose (Cal) Normal school for the past six months, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, during the holidays. Miss Kelly was one of the most eff cient teachers that the Phoenix schools ever had. and after she has finished her course of special training at the Normal school she will return to Phoenix, and it is hoped again re- sume her place in the faculty in the public schools.
 SERIOUSLY HURT-WiIliam Nel- son. brakeman in the s. F. P. & P. train service, was very seriously hurt on Saturday at Jerome Junction. He left here Saturday morning as a mem Der of the freight train crew. How the accident occurred has not been learned here, and no details except that one of his arms was either cut off or so severely crushed that it was thought amputation would be neces- ! sary. MT. Nelson was taken to Mercy hospital Prescott where he will be given every possible attention. MT. Nelson is well known in Phoenix and has a host of Sfriends who will be grieved to learn of his misfortune.
 A KANSAS VISITOR-Howard | Mills, of Corning, Kan. has been in | Phoenix for two or three days visit | ing his brother. A. s. Mills. He is re- turning home from California, where | he went with his wife, who is in i'll ! health, requiring a climate less rigor- | ous than that of Kansas. He left her l at Ontario. with relatives, but later | she may come to Phoenix MT. Mills l is a farmer and stock grower and is i very much impressed with what he 1 has seen of Arizona. Though he has ! done well in Kansas, he admits that | he is somewhat inclined to change his | residence to Arizona, which seems to | offer as good or better inducements for money making, and surely has a finer climate
 A GREEN NECKTIE-Yesterda afternoon a gentleman who is fastidi- ous on the subject of dress was stand