Arizona republican., 1905-02-27

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 SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl Street, New York
 vious to the opening of the ball. An
 effort is being made to secure a special train from Mesa and Tempe.
 1 THE M. & P. OPEN AGAiN-Traffic
 was re-established over the Maricopa
 & Phoenix railroad yesterday and the
 harvest of the boating lines on the 1 Gila came to an end. A train from the south came in yesterday with two Pullmans carrying all the passengers who had been detained at Maricopa. It was the first trip across the bridge and it crawled. No mail or baggage was brought but that will probably come in this morning when normal conditions will be fully restored. A | passenger train went out yesterday af- | ternoon and also the train of the Southern Carnival company.
 MICHIGAN MINING MEN-John T. Reeder, Thomas Maslin, c. H. Rodi, pr. King and John D. Cuddihy is the personnel of party of Calumet, Mich, people who arrived here yesterday. They are interested in the Superior mine and will leave for there today via the Phoenix & Eastern to Florence. Two or three of the party have been nere before, but most of them are wis iting Arizona for the first time. On the way here they stopped at the Grand Canyon, and agree with all pre- vious visitors that for the size of it it is a pretty big hole in the ground.
 REMEMBERED IN THE WILL Scott DonnelI who has for long time been employed as night clerk at the Hotel Adams left for his former home in Chicago, on yesterday mornings s. F. P. & r. train His going was occasioned by the recent death of his grandfather, Dr. Leslie of Cincinnati, and who mentioned the young man in his will in a way that makes his visit east one of considerable importance. Having attended to whatever is nee essary in respect of this matter, MT Donnell intends to return to Phoenix
 AT THE BAPTIST CHURCtl-At the Baptist church yesterday morning Rev. George H. Brewer, district mis- sionary of the American Baptist Home Mission society for Arizona and New Mexico, preached a powerful sermon. The church made an offering of be- tween $200 and $500 for the work of the Arizona Baptist convention. In 
 Nehemiah, the Builder" The congre- gation was highly favored by being permitted to listen to a solo by MT. IT, wing H. Andrews, who sang SheIley's Abide With Me- with expression and power.
 LONG TIME BETWEEN TRIPS William Buckingham, representing Fairbanks, Morse & Co. in the south west, arrived in the city yesterday morning for the first time since the middle of last October He had been frequent visitor to the city, but he found so much business in the south ern part of the territory that he could not get away. The outlook for mining, especially for the larger companies, was never before quite so promising as it is now in that region. MT. Buck ingham says there is not quite so much activity in the smaller properties as there was a year ago but there is after all no especial dullness.
 A BAD DAY-Saturday was a bad day for Phil Ensign. In the first place he undertook to clip a horse and in some manner a mixup followed which | left him with cut over the left eye that required several stitches to bring together properly. Later in the day MT. Ensign was leading a horse out of the stable and passed by another horse which made vicious bite at the animal MT. Ensign was leading. But the craftsmanship was bad and instead of biting the horse MT. Ensign got the bite on his back. Though it was a pinch rather than a bite, owing to the thickness of his clothing, it was good hard one and broke through the skin.
 TO KEEP IN TOUcH-The annual convention of the national society for the prevention of tuberculosis will meet in Atlanta, Ga, on April 19. 1t is the intention of either Dr. H. H. stone or Dr. B. w. Bizzell, both of whom are actively concerned in the management of the Charity Colony sanitarium, to attend this convention and keep in close touch with all knowledge con corning the treatment of tuberculosis. as it shall become available by the scientific world. Should Dr. Bizzell de- eide to go it will also be in the nature of visit home for he was for long time prominent in municipal sanitary work in the city of Atlanta, in fact had charge of it and made it a special study.
 BIG THINGS PRoPosED-The Yu- ma Sentinel says Geo. w. Norton writes that new and large bodies of pay ore have been recently opened up | in the King of Arizona group of mines and that the company is considering plans to increase the capacity of the reduction works at Kofa to 1000 tons per day to handle this augmented out put. The company is also figuring on | a large electric power plant to be in- stalled at Mohawk. and will use oil | for fuel. The elevation of Mohawk | I<. | 250 feet higher than the Mohawk val | ley, oil can be easily piped a distance of seven miles from the station. Elec- | t,;oitxy for pouer and Iipht will he