Arizona republican., 1905-12-25

the first territorial fair and Christmas coming on the same date was a com
 bination of circumstances that has
 been responsible for great many un-
 usual things. It is suspected that it
 was intended for Christmas present
 to the Campbell family but the storlI was rushed with orders and had to ap- pear early somewhere. At least three Phoenix families were supplied on the 1 first delivery list. Beside MT. Camp bells family Al Johnson of the Phoe-
 nix bakery who lives on South Third avenue, was given little girl to buy
 Christmas presents for yesterday
 morning and a family just across the
 street from his home was given an heir
 the name and sex of which has not yet
 been reported.
 STILL A PHOENIX GlRL-Mrs.
 Fred Furniss of Oakland, Cal, arriv-
 ed here yesterday morning and will he
 the guest of J. ]. Sweeney and family
 for two or three weeks. Mrs. Furniss
 is a former Phoenix girl and has a
 million or so friends here who viii De
 more than pleased to see her, though
 they may not recognize her by the name. When she left Phoenix several years ago with her mother and other members of the family she was known as Miss Leah Kelly, sister of Mrs Sweeney. She grew up here from childhood, the family residence for merly standing on the present site of the new pOst-office block. Her moth- CT and several other members of the
 family reside in Oakland, and are well and happy. Among them is her broth CT, John Kelly, better known here as Jack" and who is now a talented and successful artist in the employ of the San Francisco Examiner Mrs. Fur miss says she can see a great many changes in Phoenix, though there is much that is familiar to her, and she has never lost her interest in the town even though she has been a long time absent. With her sister, Miss Ada Kelly, and another sister, Mrs. Addic Conroy, who is expected to arrive from Jerome today there will be some thing of a Christmas family reunion at the Sweeney residence.
 GLOBE VISlTORS-W. A. I[iDbey and Kinney M. Said, of Globe, arrived here yesterday morning to spend a few days with the family of J. r. Krebs, an employe of the Indian school. Mir Krebs and Mir. Said are both sons -in-law of Mr. Klbbey. IL is the first visit of the Globe gentlemen to Phoenix, and MT. Said. after the fair. will continue his journey to Cali fornia on mining business. MT. Kib- bey is engaged in the 6lacksmithing business in Globe. MT. Said is the superintendent of a group of mines, | of fifteen claims, now under development in the Graham moun- tains, eighteen miles from Pima and | eight miles from Fort Grant. His | father r. K. Said, himself and C. w. ! Peoples are the sole owners of the | property. but his purpose m going to | California is to organize the Toronto ! Banks Mining company. for their ex- ploitstiOn. MT. Said says he has a ! shaft down fifty-siX feet on a fine | ledge of ore that shows a high grade | of copper sulphide in the bottom. ! Their last assay gave a return of 27 | per cent copper, s2 in gold. and eigh- ! teen ounces of silver. There are oth- 1 CT openings on the ground sufficient . to satisfy the owners that they have a . property. Work has been 1 shut down for the present on account of the cold weather and the excess of ' snow in the Graham mountains, but will be resumed as soon IS MT. Said returns from California.