Arizona republican., 1904-10-24
OF FLOcAL
INTEREST

Buford of Santa Cruz Cal, but for merly a resident Of Phoenix, arrived here yesterday morning to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs w. B. Rhodes.
 MORE HAPPINESS-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Potter received another blessing yesterday morning in the arrival of an eight-pound haby of voting proclivit- ies. Mir. Potter is sure now that Mir. Fowler will be elected.
 CANDIDATES MEETlNG-There will be a meeting tonight of the repub- lcan candidates at Alhambra. All Of them will be in attendance and a very interesting meeting is promised. The music will be furnished by the Forbes orchestra.
 A DRAMATIC cRITIc-James S. McQuade, advance agent of Candida"
 which will appear at the Hardwick on the night of November 1, spent Satur- day in this city. Mir. McQuade was a. one time well known New York dra- matic critic.
 SPENT A DAY HERE-win J. Me- Intyre of Colton. Cal, spent yesterday in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. E. M. Wharton. leaving for home on the evening train. MT. Mcintyre is. and has been for a number of years, train dispatcher for the Southern Paciffs at Colton.
 BAND coNcERT-Yesterday was the waTmest day for some time past and the evening was delightfully."- pleasant and sumInerlllxe. It was therefore more than usually enjoyed by the large crowd that turned out to hear the band play.
 BIRTHDAY RECOGNITION Mrs. Nellie S. Maury yesterday celebrated her sixty fourth birthday anniversary and said she felt ten years younger than she ever did before in her life. She was the recipient of many hand some and valuable presents, both from friends who live here and from friends in heT former home in Tennessee.
 CAVE CREEK OPERATORS-w. G. Gates of Cram Mountain is in the city, a guest of the Commercial, as also is k. F. Withey, who has just arrived from Marquette, Mich. Mir Withey. is the moving spirit in the mining enter prises of the Grand Traverse and Ariz- | ona company on Cave Creek, and it is | expected he will shortly resume exteu- | sive developing operations there.
 A REPORTERS ERROR-In yester- l days account of MT. Fowler's meeting at Tempe, Saturday night, the report | CT. in his summary of what Mir. Mur- |
 
 forced the Santa Fe to take up the | X Eastern project. What Mir. | Murphy said was that he had persuad- 1 ed the Santa Fe to take up his Phoe- | nix & Eastern enterprise.
 TAILYHO RIDE-A number of l young men of Phoenix enjoyed a ride | in Bert Rinard's new tallyho Sunday afternoon and evening. After visiting | Tempe and the surrounding country the party repaired to Coffee AIS. where supper was served. and spent the rest of the evening -serenading their friends The party was com prised of Messrs. CahiH, Foster. Mccoy, Galpin, Sweem, Law renee. Levy, Bennett and Steffen.
 ADDED ATTRACTIONS-The Gem try show is always looking for new features, and it ran into a nest of them here Yesterday. The result was that before the sun went down Joe Bush's Famous team of Great Dane dogs. to- gether with the harness. cart and all | paraphernalia thereun.o belonging. had joined the circus. Learning tbat MT. Bush also had two pet deer and a fine specimen of AngoTa goat. they were also purchased. and the new ad- ditions to the show w.li make their first appearance as entertainers it. big parade today
 HE CAME BACK LoADED-C. M. Paddock returned yesterday morning from a tour of the middle states. He naturally couldn't get by the worlds Lair, and as soon as that show began to pail upon him he set out on a visit To all his relatives living in the middle states north of the Ohio river He brought back with him a great deal of excess baggage, consisting of things which he had collected from his rela- lives. including his aunts and cousins or near and remote degree. The col | lection consists of jams jellies. fcanned | fruits and a great variety of Thanks giving. Christmas and birthday cake.
 SPENT SUNDAY HERE-Mjss Jones of Tucson, daughter of Superfn- | tendent Jones of the Southern Pacific, | and her friend, Miss Whitaker. of San Francisco, spent yesterday in Phoenix. |