Arizona republican., 1905-11-17
A SUCCESSFUL oPERATIoN-Ar


operation was performed yesterday
morning at the Sisters hospital on NJ.
Stern, a well known commercial man
from New York City. The operation
was successful and the patient will
now rapidly recover.
NOVEMBER MUSKME VS.
There came into the Phoenix market
yesterday about ten dozen muskmel-
ons which were disposed of at reason
able prices considering the season of
the year and the small quantity of
that fruit that is raised in the valley
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE-To-
night at the Country Club the first
dance of the season will take place..
A large crowd has signified its
intention to attend and a most pleas
ant evening is anticipated. Punch
will be served by the house committee.
RECEPTION TO MINISTER-The
congregation of the colored Baptist
church of this city, gave a reception
Wednesday night i'll Smiths hall, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burgess,
Mr.. Burgess being the pastor of the
flock. He desires to acknowledge his
appreciation of the event.
KANSAS EGGS-Two cars of eggs
from Hutchinson. Kansas, will arrive
tomorrow morning over the Santa Fe
for use in Phoenix and the surround
ing district. This is the largest ship
ment OF eggs ever received in the val
ley. The local supply fell far from
reaching the demand for the past few
weeks.
BOUGHT AND SoLD-R. H. Greene
made a little real estate deal yester-
day by which he bought one piece of
property and sold another. His invest
ment was the purchase of the east fifty
feet of lot in block of the Murphy
addition, there being a four room
frame cottage on the lot. He bought
the property of Florence 3. Philes to
whom he sold lots and in block Is
of the Collins addition. for $500.
CATHOLIC SOCIAL UNION-For
the purpose of arranging a program
of amusement for the winter and fur
Their to provide for the entertainment
of sojOurning Catholics a meeting was
held at st. Anthony's hall Wednesday
evening at which the Catholic Social
Union was formed. c. ]. McIlroy was
chosen president, Joe Geare vice pres
and Miss Mary Pettid treasurer. An
held next Thursday evening.
WELCOME TO A pastoral
large number of friends of the church
and members of the congregation
gathered in the parlors of the First
Presbyterian church last evening to
welcome to the city and the church
Rev. H. NJ. Campbell and family, the
new pastor of the church. a most
T1aa SAINT evening was SneOt nv those
attending and Rev Mr.. Campbell at
the close of the affair very pleasantly
said that he felt more at home in
Phoenix now than he had before.
NEW RATIONS-Articles of
incorporation of the following compa-
MES were filed in the office of the
county recorder yesterday: Burrows
Park Mines company, capital stock
$150,000, incorporators G. L. Day, II.
B. King and w. J. Gardner; Interna-
tiOnal Marble and Granite company,
capital stock 100000, incorporators H.
H. McLane. c. Meirow and b. J. Han
herman; the Sonora Pacific Mining
company. capital stock $1,50O,O00, in
corporators A. W. Moffatt, G. G.. King
and T. Payne.
CHECKING UP THE ROAD-A. P.
Fulcher, travelling auditor of the S. +.
p. g. p road, arrived in the city yes
terday morning on the regular train
from the north. Yesterday ne spent at
Glendale checking the station at that
point. Since leaving Prescott, his
headquarters, Mr.. Fulcher visited Cas-
tie Springs and says the grounds are
in beautiful condition and the annex
to the hotel recently commenced is