Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-10

GAVE CREEK MAIL-The Cave
Creek mail carrier has abandoned his
overland flyer stage coach and is now
bringing in the mail on horseback.
TEN MASTERS DEGREE-There
will be regular meeting of Arizona
Lodge No. 2, F. & a. NJ tonight, at
which the third degree will be con-
ferred.
BUILDING FINE RESIDENCE
James L. Perry is building a $4,000
residence on north Center street nearly
opposite that of I. T. Stoddard. 1t
is to be a nice two story brick struc-
ture and has been rented in advance
to Aaron Goldberg for term of years.
NONRESIDENT INVESTOR-Mrs.
Mary L. Fairfield of Grand Rapids,
Mich. recently left for home after a
very pleasant visit in Phoenix. Mrs.
Fairfield is very much impressed with
the prospects of this locality and has
made a number of investments in the
valley.
BIDDERS ON THE DAM-Among
the contractors from abroad who are
now in the city for the purpose Of sub
hitting bids for the construction of the
Tonic dam are Messrs. Dillon and Len
hart of Los Angeles. Both of them are
quite well known in this city and ter
ritory.
WATER FALLING-The news from
Roosevelt yesterday was that the wat
er in the river was falling quite rap
idly though there is still a good stream
running and it is impossible to pass
through the canyon at the dam site.
Those who travel still have to hike
over the hill. SO far as learned though
there is no important damage to the
Roosevelt road this side of the dam.
ENTIRELY TOO DRUNK-Terrible
Carnage was before Justice Burnett
yesterday on charge of drunkenness
and disturbance of the peace. He was
still too drunk for the law to have any
thing to do with and his case went /
over until today. i
AFTERNOON MEETING-Dr. Smi- /
ley's Thursday afternoon meeting was
a grand success. His subject, "Pur- /
pose of Filling with the Spirit" was
handled in his usual mastery way. |
The large audience was edited and in |
terested from the beginning. as was /
shown by the intense interest with (
which it listened to his forceful talk, /
for he speaks as one having authority. /
Many citizens are missing a golden Op
portunity of acquiring knowledge of |
the Master. Prof. Hanson sings at ev- |
cry meeting.
AN EXTENDED VISIT-Word was
in the city yesterday that Mrs.
Caroline E. Kibbey, mother of Judge
Kibbey and Mrs. Joseph Sherburne
Jenckes of Terra Haute, Ind, the lat
ter the daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Kibbey will arrive in the city on Sun
day morning for an extended visit with
the family of Judge Kibbey. Mrs.
Kibbey has visited Phoenix before and
has many friends here who will well
come here on her return.
WASHINGTON ORS-Mr. and
Mrs. A. ]. Goddard of Seattle, Wash,
are in the city. guests Of Doctor and
Mrs. Norton. They are en- route home
from an extended visit in the east,
which began early enough in the sum-
mer to enable them to take a look at
the st. Louis exposition. Mr.. Goddard
IS an old acquaintance of DR.. Norton,
he two having formerly been school
mates. Mr.. Goddard has lived in Wash
ngton for a great many years and has
been successful in many ways. politics
included, having served his state in the
legislature.
THE TRACK SPREAD-What
night have been a serious accident but
vas not, happened on the S. +. z. & L.
rear the Standard Iron works yester-
lay. Cattle Buyer Burns of Los An
;eles was leaving the city with a train
Dad of eleven cars of cattle for the
Cudahy company When the train
cached the curve near the iron works ,
he track spread. 1t was at that point )
N the track where the wash out oc-
cured last week and the new ground
as still soft. One of the cars ran be-
ween the spreading rails but the others
lept the track. The train was brought