Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
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A MISSIONARY WoRKER-Rev. Dr. N. B. Rairden, superintendent of the work of the American Baptist Home Mission society for many states and territories Is seriously i'll at his home in Omaha, Neb.
 CHANGE OF BUSINESS LOcA- TION-The firm of Champagne & Taylor yesterday moved from the for rner quarters to No. 45 north Center street. This brings them into the real estate dealers district
 THE MOTHERS ClRcLE-The Churchill Mothers Child Study Circle will entertain all the other child study circles and the Woman's club this af- ternoon at 80 o'clock at the Church i'll school. The program begins promptly at 9:3O o'clock.
 HOUSE FELL ON HIM-A Mex ican whose name was not learned, but who lives in the southern part of the city. was brought down from Mesa last night badly hurt and was carried from the depot to his home on a stretcher. The wonder is that instead of being taken there he had not been conveyed to an undertaking establisf- ment, for the brick wall of a house on which he had been working fell on him.
 OFF FOR THE HILLS-M. c. Fisk will leave today for a months outing in the hills northeast of Phoenix. He will go with Jeff Adams to his ranch near MoDowelI where a week or two will be spent Outfftting, after which two or three weeks will be spent with the rodeo party in the Four Peaks country Ordinarily Mir Fisk expects hi F,I fa meat but a little bacon will be taken along for an emergency.
 NEW ASSISTANTS force at the office of the surveyor general has been increased within the last two or R. B. Moore, from the office of the surveyor general of North Dak) )ta; Jas. Goodale, from the office of the surveyor general at Helena, Mont, and Miss Mary Kelly from the Denver of flee of surveyor general. Messrs. Moore and Goodale are draftsmen and Miss Kelly is a stenographer.
 STOPPED A UNAWAY-MarshaI Kinney did something yesterday at great personal hazard that saved a little boy some trouble and possibly saved his life. The lad was sitting in a buggy on Washington street in front of NicholsOn's place of business when the band of the Devils Lane show company came down the street. The boys horse became frightened and started into a run. Marshal Kinney was coming toward him on his wheel. He quickly dismounted and grab the horse by the bit, stopping it's mad career. Nobody was hurt but the of ficer took a long chance and there is no telling what the result would have been had the horse not been stopped.
 A SWEET SlNGER-In the hurried preparation of the article mention was omitted in yesterdays paper of Miss Rathbones beautiful singing at the Christian church concert, Tuesday night She sang "Under the Rose" and "The Night Has Thousand Eyes giving as an encore a Norwe- gian lullaby. She received hearty ap- plause and was showered with roses. Miss Rathbone is a prime favorite in musical circles.
 SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT The Epworth League of the First M. E. church will this evening hold a so- cial and entertainment in connection with it's monthly business meeting. Among the features of the program will be a solo by Miss Ruebelle Rath- bone, several selections by Swaim's s Phoenix orchestra, Murphy & Mack. and several readings and instrumental selections of note. No admission will be charged, and all members, friends and strangers are cordially invited to be present. A pleasant time is prom ised
 A SUIT FOR A REcEIVER-Suit was begun in district court yesterday l. against the Buckeye Land and Canal company. This is an application for the appointment of a receiver for the company. This action is made neces- sary by the floods of last summer and this spring by which the property of the company has been greatly damag- ed and also by a multitude of suits for damages by the farmers living under the canal. In order therefore to pro- tect the interests of the stockholders and creditors the court is asked to ap- point a receiver. MT. Pershing has been here for more than a week look ing over the property. It was under stood at the time of his coming that he was acting as the personal repre- sentative of James R. Thorpe who was detained by illness.
 RAN TO HIS INJURY-A nice looking black horse which had evil dently been hitched to a post some where without harness or saddle on ran away yesterday evening very much to his own undoing. He was seen to turn south on Center to Jef- ferson, then west to the corner of the court house plaza, opposite the office of Dr. Ramsey, the veterinarian, where he stopped. He was dragging with him ho bifcbinC most vubioI, both hind legs somewhere in the re- zion of the fetlocks, severing large blood vessels He was losing blood very fast and there was fear he would bleed to death before the flow could be stanched. This was finally accom- plished and all possible done for him by Dr. Ramsey. When the incident occurred no one present seemed to know who the horse belonged to. GLOBE SALOON HELD UP-Globe has again been the scene of a saloon