Arizona republican., 1905-04-05
MISSIONARY MEETINe-The wo-


 mans Foreign Missionary society will meet in the parIors of the First M. E. church tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock. All who are inter- ested in the movement are cordially invited to attend.
 DEPARTURE OF GEORGE H. SMALLEY-George H. Smalley left last night for Globe to enter upon his duties of clerk of the district court for Gila county. Mrs. Smalley and daughter will accompany him as far as Tucson whre they will remain for short time before proceeding to Globe. Judge Tucker, who will pre- side over the courts of Gila and Gra- ham county, is still in the city. An nouncement was made yesterday that he had reappointed Frank Dysart clerk of the court for Graham.
 A WONDERFUL EGG-A young man by the name of Eugene Brown yesterday found something along the McDowen road in the shape of an egg unlike anything ever seen in these parts. It was the size of a very large duck egg and probably is one. The outer shell is absent but there is a slight formation of lime on the soft tough membrane, showing that there was probably a disposition on the part of the duck to make the egg complete when she was interfered with. But the wonderful thing about it is an in- ner egg with a complete shell. That egg has not been seen yet but it can be distinctly felt from all sides. It is about the size of an ordinary hen egg. The outer egg appears to be equipped with all that belongs to the interior of an egg beside. There is at least H. ! tinguished by holding the egg up to the light.
 GLOBE IS ALL RIGHT-w A. Burton of Mesa City, who took the body of Van Wagenen to Globe last week, returned yesterday morning. He said that there was great indignation at Globe over exaggerated stories of the flood which had appeared in pa pers in various parts of the country, most of the reports having been sent out by the reincarnated Annaniases who are employed as reporters and correspondents at Fl Paso. According to a persistent report the people of Globe were in danger of starvation, having been shut off from the world on all sides. MT. Burton said there was no starvation at all; that the floods had caused some inconvenience DuL Niidl at dll llii1eS lHeIe was enough to eat. Globe had not been contin- ually shut off. Repairs would be made and after a few days of service an othvT- washout would come. The road to Bowie was not in first class shape at the time of the visit of MT. Burton. He was twenty-one hours making the run from Globe to Bowie and frequent ly he had to work his passage by as- sisting in getting the cars back on the track
 THE HUSBANDS AUTHORITY-| F. Cardena was before Justice Bur nett yesterday charged with disturb ance of the peace. He is the man who caused a firing of pistol shots the night before in the southern part of town. He was creating a disturbance at the house of man by the name of Orosco and a neighboring woman, thinking that murder was about to be done, discharged a revolver to attract the attention of the police. Cardena's defense, though it seemed a good one to him, was not so regarded by the court. He said that his wife in spite of his interdictions had been infesting the house of the Oroscos, a place of continual merry making. They have a guitar there and otherwise he said the house was not such that a respect able woman should frequent it. He found his wife there night before last