Arizona republican., 1905-12-07
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 count of the funeral of the mother of tho manager. J. J. Kohlberg, the Ari- zona laundry will today close at noon.
 COUNTRY CLUB HOP-TomOrrow night the regular monthly dance will be given by the Country club at their club house on the Yuma road. The af- fair will be largely attended
 LADIES' AID SOCiETY-The La dies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold their annual holiday fair on the 18th of the month and on the following afternoon. Much work has been done for the occasion and many attractive presents will be on display.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. KOHLBERG- Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Serena Kohlberg will be held this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at Mohn's s chapel Rev. Campbell of the Presby- terian church officiating. Tonight the remains will be shipped to Black River Falls, Wis, the former hone of the KohIberg's for interment.
 REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING "A meeting of the Phoenix real estate board will be held this afternoon at , o'clock at the office of H. l. Latham and company at which the members of the board will discuss the report of the committee of sixteen. Several applica- tions for membership will also be act ed upon.
 GUN CLUB PRACTICE SHOOT A practical shoot of the Phoenix Gun Club was held yesterday afternoon al which Will Kirkland, a member of the gun club of Douglas. attended. Sev- eral very good scores were made. In his last try MT. Kirkland got twenty three out of a possible twenty-five. He says that Douglas has several very good shots and that the team that will Fattend the territorial tournament will come prepared to take away at least some Of the prizes.
 i POOL MAY GO FREE-Tom Pool charged with embedding clothing. was yesterday taken before Judge John stone and arraigned. His trial will be i held this morning. As the case de- velops Pool it is thought will be able 1 to clear himself for most of the parties who lost clothes, Pool is accused oi 1 having taken. have since recovered tn, same. Pools defense will be that hC left the clothes with a party here 1T Phoenix with instructions that they bt delivered to their owners when they called for them.
 FOR THE PROTECTION OF PHOENIX The members of thu | board of supervisors yesterday visited | the embankment on the river east O.
 the city to see what strengthening anC | improvements might be necessary | They found that while erosiOns of time
 and weather, for the embankment ha been built fourteen years have weaken
 ed it in places, it is still a good piece
 of work. Just how much it will cos ! to strengthen it properly cannot b. II known until after an examination b! II County Surveyor Streitz. This matte
 will be determined in a day or two.
 HAZEL PATCH HAS COME freight from Maricopa arriving in tn city yesterday afternoon brought thir ty-two cars of mixed goods to the cit, much of which has been accumulated
 at Maricopa since the washout. In tn train yesterday was a car of horses ant among them Hazel Patch, the famou II horse and among the many that vii
 be seen at the territorial fair the las
 week of the month. The record break ing animal stood his trip from Lo Angeles exceedingly well and made
 turn around the track late in the after noon as though travelling was just wha he liked to put him in condition. COTTON SROWING-W. H. Ward who returned Tuesday from a visit t his plantation in Louisiana, says tha
 the section in which his interests ar located have suffered from just tn reverse of what this valley has haC Tn Louisiana, he says they have ha too much rain and as a result the cot ton yield to the acre will be about one | fourth of a bale, or One-fOurth tn