Arizona republican., 1905-12-19
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THE Kl1TlES ARE COMlNG-The Kilties band, a well-knOwn organiza- tton of Scotch musicians, will appear at the Doris theater in this city on the evening of the 27th. They are now on the Pacific coast.
 A GARNISHMENT SUIT-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by the DeMund Lumber company against the Growler Copper company. It is al- legged that the plaintiff sold the de- fendant a bill of lumber 70 the amount of S4S3.93, and that but $200 has ever been paid on the account. The Ma tiOnal Bank of Arizona is made gar nishee.
 A FRATERNAL BALL - P. V. ScnermerhOrn, deputy supreme presi- dent of the Fraternal Brotherhood, is in the city from Douglas. He comes to execute an active campaign for the local branch here, and tomorrow night, Maricopa lodge No. 43, will give an invitation dance in his honor. Mir Schermerhorn, in cooperation with the brotherhood of Phoenix. proposes to nave something doing during the next month.
 A STROKE OF PALSY-Friends in this city of $. F. KelsO will learn with lGSANb VI HIS NGl Stl lcuS l.AlltSS Sil HIS home, The Sixth Avenue. Yesterday afternoon he suffered a stroke of pa ralysis. and it was thought unlikely that he would be able to live through the night. He had been i'll for the two days previous, but not in any way se- rious. His daughter, Mrs. Feldman. of Fl Paso, was yesterday telegraphed the news of her parents illness.
 EYDANCIOM the increased number of students at tending the Phoenix Academy and Business College. two new rooms will be used next term. One will be for typewriting classes and the other for stenOgraphic work. There are now four teachers on the staff. The land lord of the building. W. H. Kay, has volunteered to have it equipped with electric lights, which will add much to the convenience of night school work.
 MULKEYs GOOD WORK - Abe Mulkey and wife left last night for their home in Fort Worth. Tex. after holding in this city a very successful ten days series of evangelistic serv- ices. At all of the meetings during Mir Mulkey's stay here he has drawn
  work were not without result. Many new members were added to the con- gregatiCn of the Central Methodist church, where the meetings were held. and hundreds signified publicly their intention of leading better lives.
 THE PEOPLES ICE COMPANY The work on the well of the Peoples Ice and Fuel company has been com pleted at a depth of 174 feet. There is now in the well over 15O feet of wa ter this in a twelve-inch bore. Con- tractor Daugherty, who is in charge of the work, says the building construc- tion will be begun in q few days or upon the arrival of a car of cement, which is now on the road here. Two cars of lumber were received at the site of the factory yesterday, and the brick has been there for several days. l
 A CHECKING STAND-It will be of interest to every visitor tO the terri tOrial fair to know that there will be provided for the convenience of those who attend, checking stand under the srand-stand. Those who bring wraps, | overcoats, lunches, gripsacks, or any impedimenta, except babies, if they do | not care to be burdened with them i during their wanderings around the | ground, may leave them at the check | ing stand. It might not be bad ides | for some one to establish a checking | stand for babies also.
 WORKING ON THE MAIL ROB- | BERY-The readers of The Republ- | can will recall a story which was pub | lished in this paper several weeks ago | relative to the robbery of the United |