Arizona republican., 1905-01-11
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BACK FROM CoNGREss-Mis Clara Hall has returned from Congress and has been appointed to the position of cashier in the local office of the Conservative Life Insurance company.
 A HOME MADE BRIGHTER- There was born into the family of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Mussey last Saturday fine baby boy, whose weight is about ten pounds In the opinion of the at tending physician, he has in him the making of a man of unusual stature.
 CONE TO WILLCOX-Dr. J. C. Norton left on last nights M. & P. train for Wilcox, for the purpose of inspecting bunch of cattle that has been returned from California and kept in quarantine the required twenty days.
 WILL START LATE-Owing to the heavy rains and consequent soft track between here and the Agua Fria, the s. F. F. & P. train, whose schedule for 1 leaving Phoenix is 4:3O a. m., will not leave this morning until o'clock. local time.
 DOWN THE. RlVER-Postmaster Kell of Buckeye has been in the city for a couple of days. Monday night ! he heard by telephone that the Agua Fria river was very high and that it had been raining hard at Buckeye. The telephone was out of business yester- day morning and he could not commu- nicate.
 PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK | ELECTION-The annual election of the Phoenix National bank was held yesterday. E. B. Gage was reelected president and H. J. McClung was ] elected president and manager. the latter being a new office. R. B. Burmister, who has been assistant ' cashier, was promoted to the position of cashier.
 l PHOENIX LIGHT & FUEL CON- PANY OFFIClALS-There was an election of the officers of the Phoenix Light & Fuel company yesterday. The official list has not been full since the death of the late T. W. PembertOn. At the meeting yesterday E. B. Gage was elected president, H. J. McClung. vice president and treasurer; B. F. Hill, secretary, and D. w. Belden, superin
 tendent.
 VISIT OF MINING MEN-A private car containing twenty officials of the Benedictine Mining & Milling com pany and their friends is expected to arrive here on this mornings train from Maricopa, and will at once be l
 continuing the journey to Prescott.
 The Benedictine company's holdings are in Yavapai county, not far from Prescott
 MASSACRE PLANNED-The regu- lar meeting of the Elks will occur to-
 morrow night, and it is announced that the slaughter of a week ago is to be repeated, with new victims, of course, for the Elks never mutilate the same
 man but once. Action will also be taken concerning another bunch of
 lawns that are now standing with their
 noses through the corral fence and try
 ing 10 find a loose rail that can be thrown down.
 INSPECTOR LINNEN'S DEPART . URE-Inspector E. B. Linnen of the land office, who has been here for two weeks going over the affairs of the
 surveyor generals office, left last night
 for Tucson, to inspect the land office From there he will take in the land of flee and surveyor generals office ot
 New Mexico. It las been mentioned
 that MT. Linnen is the man who start
 ed the investigation of the Oregon land
 frauds and that he has been one of the governments most important witness
 es. He is ko-C:nG himself in readiness to return to Portland at the time of the
 assembling of the next grand jury. AN INADEQUATE DESCRIPTION There was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday a telegram con- taining an unusual request. It direct
 ed the arrest of "a man six feet six
 with broken front tooth" The writ CT gave his name, but the officers had never heard of him and did not know whether he is the holder of an oficia position from which he could direct the