Arizona republican., 1905-05-10
CHURCHILL cIRCLE-The mothers

GTlO rSF1lLG Clf1G LL--- ie llloLlttl o composing the Child's study circle of the Churchill school will hold the last meeting of the season this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock. It is earnestly desired that every member be present.
 CHIEF OF THE SISTERS Mrs. Hattie F. White. Most Excellent Grand Chief of the Rathbone Sisters accom- panied by a number Of members of the order arrived in the city from Yuma yesterday morning. Mrs. White is the guest of Miss Orc Jordan of East Mad ison street.
 A FAREWELL FUNCTION-NIr. and Mrs. W. C. Hornberger entertained a few of their friends Tuesday even ing in honor of M-. and Mrs. Adolph Honnecker who return this week to their former home iu Dayton, Ohio. The guests were: MT. and Mrs. Adolpl2 IIonnecker. Dr. and Mrs L. 4. McAfee pr. and Mrs. J. C. Norton. Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Woodward, MT. Charles R Sterling. Dr. and Mrs. D. $. Conner pr. and Mrs. L. II. Richards. MT and Mrs. c. II. Davidson. MT. and Mrs A. C. Dodge. MT. and Mrs. C. H. Sea mans. Miss Adams.
 KEEPSAKE GONE ESTRAY-In the course of his collections yesterday for the Phoenix Water Co, $. St. John ac- cumulated a coin that had once been a half dollar but had been polished on one side and engraved with a name He thinks he got it from some family residing in the Brill addition but is not sure and is certain that whoever gave 1t to him did so by mistake and he is willing and anxious to exchange it for Q real half dollar with anybody who will prove property. It is evidently a keepsake of more than fifty cents value to the owner while to him 1t is of even less value than it's face.
 TO PLAY THE GRAYS-Manage Taffe of the Phoenix baseball team has completed arrangements with the Tue son GTays for a couple of games to be played here on Saturday and Sun day, May 20 and 21. The Tucson boys are in good condition and think they can put it all over the Phoenix fans. And perhaps they can unless the PhOe- nix players get into their fighting har- ness. There are enough good players here to hold them level undoubtedly if they will get out and drill. Some of the crack men of the team have left for the summer but not all of them and there are some pretty able under studys who can distinguish themselves by showing the proper effort.
 GOOD RKMEN-RepOrts from the grading camps of the Arizona and California, concerning the work of the Indians employed are most fiattering. Of the large force of men about eighty are Indians and they are said to do eX- cellent work. They get $1.75 and s2. per day, according to what kind of work they do and suit their own pleas ure about boarding themselves or boarding with the construction com pany. The work is being pushed along as fast as possible. A party of six Indians left yesterday morning for the front and fOU- more who came over from the Cila crossing yesterday will go this morning while a party of about t-rc:,-v-five is expected to arrive from the viciL--.- $ Sacaton today and go to the front tomorrow. It will be two or three weeks yet before the Indians will have to begin the harvest of their crops and in the meantime they can earn considerable money by railroad work.
 DEATH OF MRS. RooT-Mrs. Maggie Root died last evening at 6 o'clock at the residence of her son Charles Root near the Cartwright school house west of Phoenix. She had been il for two or three months of a dropsicaI affection. The funeral will be held at the house at II o'clock this