Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
BAND cONCER-

BAND CONCERT-The usual after noon concert on the city plaza was held yesterday afternoon by the Pion- ger band.
 RETURNED HoME-Nrs A J. Bradley, who has been spending the holidays with Phoenix friends, left for her home in San Diego on this morn ing's s. F.. P. & P. train.
 BACK TO SCHOOL-Arthur Luhrs and Ralph Marshall. who have been spending the holidays at horne, left Saturday night for Stanford university to resume their studies.
 THE CRITTENTON HOME-The ladies of the Crittenton Home circle will hold a meeting this afternoon at the W. C. T. U. room and all members and any one interested in this work are earnestly requested to be present.
 SALVATION ARMY-The Salvation Army was busy yesterday, holding ser vices almost continuously during the afternoon and evening either in the hall or on the street. They were aid ed materially by Officers French and Erickson.
 AN AGENCY CHANCES. O. Stewart of Santa Rosa. Mex, Fas ar rived in the city to take charge of the local office of the Singer Sewing Ma
 chine company. Oliver Arken, who has been in charge, leaves on account
 of i'll health.
 TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION MEET ING-Yesterday afternoon local Typo graphical Union No. 352 held an ad journed meeting in the office of Justice Burnett on Wall street. Quite large number of members were present and an interesting meeting was held. One new member was admitted to their ranks.
 TOO MUCH JUBILEE-Globe vel comed in the new year very emphati- calIy. One man scattered twenty-five pounds of giant powder in the main
 street and set it off. Some of it ex- ploded and the rest was picked up the
 next morning. but enough was fired to smash the window glass in four
 business houses.
 A BISBEE EPISODE-A drunken
 Mexican wandered into a Bisbee house occupied by a Mexican woman, Kindled
 fire in the middle of the floor then
 tried to kill the woman with a knife. She fought him off until the flames
 drove them out He hid away few hours but was captured and jailed when he emerged from hiding in an
 effort to escape to the Mexican line. E. F. KELLNER TO RETlRE-The | SolomonVille Bulletin says that E. F. | Kellner will shortly turn his mercan- tile business in Globe and Roosevelt
 over to his sons. and as fast as pos sible dispose of his business interests in Phoenix, Florence and elsewhere, and retire from active business life. MT. KeIlner came to Arizona in 1872 since which time he has been largely interested in mercantile and associated | lines of business. He proposes to spend much time in the future in travel. RELIEF MINE-It has been found that a cyanide plant is necessary at | the Relief mine to save the gold values
 that escape from the roller mill, though
 it was believed at first that this would
 not be necessary. Schuyler s. Moore | of New York, secretary of the cOmpa- nv. recently visited the property and
 was well pleased with the condition of | things and the new ore bodies recently 1 developed. It was decided as the re- suit of his visit to install twenty
 ton cyanide plant as soon as possible | COL. BREATHITT TO WED-A telegraphic dispatch from St. Louis an
 nounces that Colonel John B. Breathitt of Tucson is soon to wed his child hood ideal Particulars are lacking
 as to the lady's name or where the
 ceremony will be solemniZed but Col l onel Breathitt has a host of friends in Arizona who will wish them happiness
 wherever and whenever the interesting event occurs. Colonel Breathitt is q leading democratic politician of Ari-
 zona, was Arizona's representative on
 the national committee previous to the last national convention of which body | he was also a member.
 A PRACTICAL JOKE-Sorne prac-
 tical joker on Saturday night played