Arizona republican., 1905-01-04

DIED sUDDENLY-it was learned at an early hour this morning that the wife of Mr. Dowd, the druggist, had died quite suddenly
 CARRIER PIGEONS-F. L. Warner.
 of Warmers Heights, near the Hole in l the Rock, yesterday brought to the Re- publican office the leg of male car
 rier pigeon which bore metal band
 with the inscription I'll G.-F M L.,
 1901" Mir. Warner said the bird died
 yesterday, and that with it's mate it
 came to Warmers Heights some time 1 ago. The female is still there and | beG
 MARIcoPA TRIBE NO. 19, |. o. R.
 M.-The tribe will meet at it's wigwam i (Lamson's college) tonight and install their chiefs. The following chiefs have been elected: c. E. Kramer, prophet;
 C., D. Burtis, sachem; A. w. Skinner, senior sagamore; c. F. Pee, junior sag amore; A. G. Matthews, keeper of faith; B. O. Brown, keeper of wam- pum; J. A. Parks, chief of records After the installation the tribe will have long talk and feast at the wig wam of Chief G. D. Burtis
 A NEW YEARS DINNER-Mr and Mrs. Lewis Kohl gave a delightful New Years dinner. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kohl, Mr. and Mrs: J. B. Kohl. MT. and Mrs. John Kohl, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Kohl, Mir and Mrs. J. NJ. Dowell, BIr and Mrs U A. Dowell, MT. and Mrs. z. A. DoweI, NIT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Polzin, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Graham, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Brewster, Miss Mallie Fredericks Miss Florence Brewster, Miss Grace Kohl, MT. Sherman Miller MT. Will Kohl and MT. Frank Kohl.
 BOARD OF cOVERNORS-The board of governors of the Water Users association held a short meeting on Monday, auditing the usual bills and transacting routine business. The only matter of general interest was the reading of a letter from President B. A. Fowler, who wrote that he was in Washington doing his utmost to pre- vent the passage of the joint state hood bill. He said powerful influences were at work on both sides, and no man could predict what would be the fate of the measure.
 ENTERTAlNED FOR DAUGHTER Mrs. $. M. Wilson entertained last Monday evening in honor of her daughter. Mrs. $. A. Echlin. who ar rived from Fort Smith, Kan. The eve ming was spent in music and hearts" Those present were Mrs. $. M. Wilson, Mrs. F. G. Watkins Mrs. $. 4. Echlin, Mrs. w. A. Garrett, Misses Grace Kohl, Gladys Echlin, Thelma Garrett, Ruth Watkins. Evelyn Williams and Ger tFude Wilson, Messrs. Curtis Wilson, James Wilson, Ellison Wilson, John Wilson, Preston Williams, Warren Williams, Harrison Williams and Frank Kohl.
 A HOLIDAY ENT NMENT- Frank Baldwin entertained a few of his friends last Thursday evening at his home on Fifth avenue Parlor cro- quet was the game of, the evening. Miss Bertha Remington and Frank Kohl won the first prize, a silver pin tray. The second prize was won by Miss Gladys Voorhies and Paul Dick ert. It was a stuffed toad. Those present were Misses Bertha Reming- ton. Gladys Voorhies. Grace Dickert, LeOna Brunch, Cora >Voorhies, Alice Hotner, Paul Dicl1ert, Frank Kohl, Ar thur Mayer, Clinton Hotner, Virgil Brunch and Ernest Dickert. Re treatments of cake, coffee peanuts and candy were served, and the guests had a most enjoyable time
 WOODMEN INSTALLATIONS Monday night the Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle held a joint and open installation and the fol- lowing officers were installed: w. O.. W.-Dr. F. o. Richmond, C C.; A. D. Leyhe, lieutenant adviser; C. Lauver banker; w. A. Reller, clerk; Mr. Strait, watchman; MT. FoglesOng, out side sentinel; w. A. Davenport, man ageT. Woodmen C1rcle-Ruth Fulton, ". G.; Eliza Matthews, adviser; Lizzie Lauver magician; Bettie DamerQn, banker; Nellie Trott, clerk; Pauline BeIler, outside sentine1; Mrs. Gitner inside sentinel; Helen Strait, attend ant. Following the installation, Pro- lessor A. H. Fulton presented a very beautiful and appropriate picture of 'Woodcraft' to the w. O. w. camp from the w. c. Grove, after which re- treatments were. served until a late hour, which all enjoyed. There were about eighty-fi persons present.