Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

i Gila river are that that stream is quite low again and falling rapidly. MISSIONARY MEETING The Woman's Baptist Home and Foreign
 Mission society meets this afternoon
 at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs Bur
 tis, BPS North Second street.
 RETURNED HOME-Mrs. George
 Jay, formerly Miss Elaine Meehan, who has been visiting her sisters in this city, has returned to aer home at
 Benson, where her husband is in the
 service of the Wells Fargo x Go.
 GONE EAST-Mr. and Mrs. E. F..
 Leonard left on last nights M. & P.
 train for Cincinnati escorting the body
 of Bert Champ, which will be inferred
 there. The dead man was a half
 brother of Mir. Leonard and died here
 on November 27, while on a visit to
 him in this city
 NEW CORPORATION -- Articles
 of the following interpretations were
 filed yesterday in the office of the
 county recorder: Ozark Lumber and Slave company. capital stock, s3O, ,0O0. lncorporators, A. Bell, H. F. Patenske; St Paul Bullfrog Mining company. capital stock, $1,OOO,OO0 incorporators, F. Hargett, A. Dickson, and R. O. Day.
 SPEEDING THE HORSES-There is quite a crowd of people at the fair grounds every afternoon to witness the jogging of the horses, though some days there is very little doing. To- day, however, should be a good day for visitors. as Friday is one of the regular work days for the race horses. The track is said to be equally as good if not better than before the rains.
 CITY HALL REPAIRS-Th paint CTS and paperhangers are making good progress in their work of overhauling the city hall offices. The marshall's office and that of the city assessor have been ornamented with a hand some paper. in which the prevailing color is green, out of deference to the Irish lineage of Marshal Kinney. The office of the city recorder will be little lighter color.
 A DEATH AT CONGRESS Mrs Edwin Louis Harris died at Congress on December f. Mrs. Harris was a native Of St. Day. Cornwall, England, and was thirty-three years or age. She left, beside ner husband, a little boy of nine. The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church in Congress, and were attended by many friends Of the bereft husband. The were conducted by Rev. Rob ert Ball.
 TOM POOL TURNED LOOSE-Ig- nacio Peralta was before Judge John stone yesterday charged with having disturbed the peace of Mrs. Bracam- Onte. The evidence showed that he had committed a breach of the peace and he was sentenced to serve seven days in the county jail. Tom Pool who had been arrested at Tucson for em- beZzlement and brought back to this city by Constable Lee Redewine was 
 AFTER AN EMBEZZLER-S Sheriff E. P. Shanley. of Globe, arrived in the city yesterday morning after Fred Al len, who was arrested by the sheriffs office here a few nights ago on mes sage from Roosevelt directing his ap- prehension on a cnarge Of emtezzle- ment there. Sheriff Shanley said yes terGay that until lately it was impos- sible to get very far out Of Globe in of the floods, which held up traffic for ten days.
 MORE DOGS NEEDED-It has beei. mentioned heretofore that Harry Fried man overcame his natural antipathy to dogs by laying in a stock of them as Q side line, and that moreover he found the investment quite a profitable one though he never secured but one GUS toner. That customer was Alfred l DOnau, who is in business in various parts of southern Arizona and who has | thus far been able to handle MT. Fried | mans entire marketable stock. Yes l -erday he ordered two more Cocker l Spaniel pups to be sent to MOwry ! camp, Arizona, but unfortunately MT. 1 Friedman was out of dogs. He pro- | poses however to lay in a supply at | once for the holiday trade of MT. Donau !
 $500 REWARD for return to the Re- | publican office of the Shriners jewel | ost on Washington street, between i Fifth street and Vantilburg's store. No |