Arizona republican., 1905-11-01
LADIES, AID MEETING La

LADIES' AID MEETING-The La l dies Aid society of the Baptist church
 will meet on Wednesday instead ot l Friday this week All who can attend
 are requested to come in the morning and remain all day, as there is a great ] deal of work to be done.
 TUCSON TO GRAND CANYON- { Arrangements have been completed ] for tle running of a Tucson excursion ] to the Grand Canyon Wednesday of the coming week. The excursionists will arrive in Phoenix on the regular i train from the south in the morning and be taken north on the regular ! Santa Fe train.
 CASTLE SPRINGS LITERATURE The board of trade yesterday receiv- ! ed a consignment of Castle Springs descriptive literature for free distribu- | tion in the east or to all requesting | the same. Both of the local railroad offices are also sending numerous packages of the pamphlets to their eastern immigration offices.
 A BOSTON CAPITALIST CON- lNG-Mr. B. P. Cheney of Boston. will Ee at Tombstone the middle or latter part of this week and he will be met there by MT. F. NJ. Murphy. MT. Che
 ney, who is a frequent visitor to this
 territory, is a director of the A T. &
 s. F. railway, and is also extensively interested in this territory.
 DEPARTURE OF DIR. M'AFEE-
 Rev. Dr. McAfee and family left last
 night for their future nome at Berke-
 ley, Cal, and to bid them goodbye
 there was Q large crowd of friends at
 the MaricOpa and Phoenix depot. Esx-
 pressiOns of regret were heard on all
 fn
 family, but they were many times
 wished success and happiness in their
 new nome. They expect to reach Berk-
 eley Thursday.
 NO PHOENIX PEOPLE HURT
 Several anxious inquiries were sent
 out through the telegraph offices yes
 terday by friends in thIs city to per
 sons who might have been in the Kan sas City wreck of Monday. but there
 were no injuries sustained by Phoe- nix people or parties bound for this city. A sister of Frank ConnoIley. of the Hoffman, was on the train but in reply to a telegram she answered that she was not hurt and would soon be in PhoenlX.
 A. SEWING CLUES HALLOWEEN Last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry George on North Second eiN Cll4c q sewing CluDs the members or which are residents of the Second ave nue neighbornOOd, entertained a mum Der of their friends In the first part of the evening cards were played, but later various games appropriate to Halloween were enjoyed. MT and Mrs. George served their guests with deli cious refreshments and it was at a late hour that they took their departure
 NEW RIVER RANGES - w. w. | Cook, the cattle man, yesterday re turned ito the city after spending sev- eraI weeks on his ranch in the New | River country. Since leaving Phoenix | Mir. Cook has grown a heavy beard | and several of his friends did not rec 2gnize aim when they met him on the | streets last night. He says the range IS in splendid shape and that a heavy ! growth of root grass can be seen along he entire trail from Flagstaff to the 1esert north of this city. He has just completed his rodeo
 HE WAS GIVEN HIS CHOICE Arturo Siliceo was arrested yesterday 'n a warrant out of Justice Burnett's ;ourt on the complaint of his wife vho charged him with neglecting to support her and their fourteen months i'd child. SiliceO was brought in and Il siven a hearing, which resulted in the of the charge made by he wife. The court made inquiry and ound that SiIceo was earning the 'rincely sum of $6 a week. That is rot a great deal, but the court decreed