Arizona republican., 1905-06-12
THE NEW TICKET AGENT-Wn

THE NEW TICkET AGEN I-Wu- | liam $. Gregg. whose promotion to the office of ticket agent for the $. F.. ?. & P. at this point was announced re- gently by The Republican, was checked in yesterday by Auditor Paul H. Hast ings. Both MT. Hastings and Mr.
 Gregg arrived from Prescott yester- day. MT. Hastings will remain in the city a day or two.
 CRITTENTON HOME CIRCLE
 Mrs R. Edgar Wilson. secretary of the Crittenton Home circle, announces that the last meeting of the circle for the summer will be held at the W. c.
 T. U. rooms this afternoon A large
 attendance is desired and those who can assist financially or by advice and
 influence are especially requested to
 be present. There is much business
 of importance and it is hoped that
 matters will be left in such a shape
 that it will be easily taken up in the
 fall
 KIONAPPERS cAUGHT-Consta-
 ble Redwine yesterday morning ar
 rested Anacio Gracios and a woman
 named Ortiz on a charge of kidnap-
 ping. These parties arrived here from
 Tucson early in May with seven
 year-oId boy whom they had stolen
 from his parents there. Word was
 sent to the constable and he quickly
 located the child and sent him home
 Since then he has been trying to To-
 cate the man and woman. He found
 the woman delayed making the ar rest until he could find the man. Yes terday morning he learned of his whereabouts and took him and the wo- man into custody. Both are in the county jail Sheriff Pacheco of Pima county will come after them this morning.
 ARTISTIC POST cARD-The post card which has bean in use among travellers in Europe for several years. is being rapidly introduced into this country. The Republican has lately | received from Rafael Tuck & Sons Go. of New York, Berlin and London. twelve specimen sets of the "Widc Wide World" series produced by tine famous oilette process from original oil paintings or water color drawings. All prominent and interesting features of Europe are included in the list of cards; also prominent features of cas- tern America, and there is now iD course of preparation pectures of wes- tern cities and life. There is a great variety in color and monotone repre- senting scenery, effects of sea and sky and famous pictures as well as comic sketches. The cards are not only beautiful and interesting but have high educational value.
 FOREIGN NALISM-Through the kindness of pr. R. F.. LightburIe. The Republican has for perusal copy of the Otago Witness, a weekly publi- cation of Dunedin. New Zealand. Ii is an interesting newspaper and some what novel to an American who wants his news about three times a day and don't care how carelessly it is handled. The Witness has S4 pages of readi$5 matter five columns to the page and very fine print, being issued magazine form with cover. There are there fore, over 400 columns, inclusive of containing more good matter each week than some people have in their whole libraries. There are pages for the farmer, the student, the scientist the experimenter and the general reader, together with number of pages devoted to recent cartoons and fine illustrations. In the miscellany columns appears the fol- lowing clipping that may be news even to some Phoenix people: Graham county gaOl at Clifton. in Arizona, is the strongest gaOl in the world. It four large apartments hewn from the solid quartz rock of a hill- side. The entrance is through box ike Vestibule built of heavy masonry,