Arizona republican., 1905-01-30

UMMERY-Another sign of sprine.
 was noticed yesterday when the guest ts
 of Coffee AIS place began eating out
 on the balcony.
 LEFT SUDDENLY-Mrs Wit
 helmina Zoeckler, yesterday received a telegram announcing the very serious
 illness of her brother in Wheeling. W. Va. and left for that city on last eye
 ning's M & P. train.
 A BENEFICIAL SOCIETY-A new
 beneficial society has been organized
 in Phoenix known as the Zaragoza So- ciety. It already has several members here and is rapidly growing in other parts of the country In the case of the death of member the head of a family his wife will receive $500 and in the l case of the death of the wife, the hus- band will receive $2OO. The Organiza- | tion was founded at Tucson four years ago.
 A HUNT FOR A CRAZY MAN | Word was received at the office of the | sheriff yesterday from the Tonto dam | site that an insane man had been re- ported there to be wandering about in that vicinity. X hunt was then being made for him and it was thought that ! he would be found soon. It is thought | that he is the man who escaped from | the sheriff of Pima county at Maricopa | last week while en route to Phoenix. | The sheriff's office yesterday afternoon 1 secured a description from Tucson of | the man.
 GET TICKETS TODAY-Those who | intend to see the Warde-K -Kidder per | formance of Salammbo on Thursday night, should if possible secure their | tickets today for there is likely to be | a rush that will give late corners a l poor choice. On the previous visit of | these players here the house was | packed to the limit and that it will be | this time there can be little doubt. | The sale of seats will begin promptly | at II o'clock this morning at Goodwin 8 ! pharmacy and to be sure of a choice | patrons should be on hand early. | D. o. K. K. INSTALLATION-EI 1 Yemamah Temple No. 65, Dramatic 1 Order Knights of Khorassan on Satur- | day night installed the following off, | cers for the ensuing year: J. M. Aitken, Royal Vizier; J. c. Cole c. E.: R. l.. | Comfort. Sheik; A. R. Doris. Mahedi: | W R. Davenport, secretary; E. D. | Stark, treasurer; Charles A. Stauffer, 1 Satrap; J. H. Kinney, Sahib; T. H. | Laugston, s. P. Hoefer. and s. L. East | eriing. trustees; H. w. Taffe Joe; c. W. | StOkOe and c. W. Cisney. escorts. The night of February 25 is the time set ! for tyros to cross the burning sands and bathe their feet in the sparkling waters of gem gem.
 HE SELLS SMOKERS-Wiu F. Morris came here last summer with his wife who was suffering of a heart affection. from their home in Denver and shortly after moved to Los Angeles where Mrs. Morris health improved rapidly and they decided to remain permanently. Being a commercial
 traveller by profession he secured a position with the cigar house of R. L. Craig & Co. of Los Angeles so he could have his headquarters there and make regularly this territory with which he
 had become very favOTably impressed.
 Since then he has enjoyed a good
 patronage in these parts in the sale
 of the high class goods which are manufactured in factory No. l. the
 oldest revenue district in the country.
 A CAMPING PARTY-L. F. Hewins
 and F. B. Knox of Phoenix C. E. Hart
 and John B. Bordwell of Albion, Y. Y.
 and L. A. DeGroff of Buffalo returned
 yesterday from an eight days camping
 trip in wL.cl Roosevelt and the reseT-
 vO:r basin were the objective points.
 They were vel equipped with two
 wagons and ample provisions, and had
 a most enjoyable time. It was the
 first time that even the Phoenix men had been over the road or had visited
 that particular section and all were very greatly impressed with the scenic
 beauties Oc that part of Arizona. The Roosevelt road they say, is fine one,
 their testimony agreeing with that of
 all who have travelled over iJ. They met numerous freighting teams going
 ono way or the other