Arizona republican., 1905-10-10
DEATH OF RICHARD ANDERSON

MT. Richard Anderson of Toronto ! Canada, and the father of W. J. Ander- ! son, wnO teaches in the normal school, ! Tempe, is dead. Several years ago he spent a winter with his son in Phoe- nix, where he has many friends. He [ was we'll advanced in years and has all ways been, to within about a week of his death a very active man.
 A NEW BISBEE ENTERPRISE- Carl Behn passed through the city yesterday en route from Prescott to Bisbee where on the 18th of the month as manager he will open the Peoples Cash store, a new dry goods and gen. eral notion store. To house the new concern a new building has just been erected which is one of the finest of
 the business blocks of the city of Bis bee.
 COMMITTEE OF SIXTEEN-The committee of sixteen held another long
 and busy meeting yesterday. All that
 was given out concerning it's delibera-
 tiOns, was that it was engaged in for
 mulating final report, but that the
 work was progressing with much dis
 cussion and was necessarily slow It
 was expected that probably two more
 meetings would be required before all
 questions at issue could be properly
 and satisfactorily settled.
 CONVENTION OF SECRETARIES
 An invitation was received yesterday
 by Secretary Van der Veer of the board
 Of trade, from JOAn T. Burns, secretary
 of the Colorado State Commercial as sociation, to attend a convention of secretaries of the various chambers of ! commerce in Colorado. The convention | is to be held in Denver, October 24. It | Is to be primarily a convention of Colo | rado secretaries but others are invited ! from adjoining states supposed to have some interests in common.
 TRIP TO FL PASO-Irs Jessa Grain returned yesterday morning from a weeks visit in Fl Paso. She had a pleasant time and found the city rather hVely owing to the presence during her stay Of the Barnum & Bailey circus. The big snow drew people for hundreds or miles around and on the train that | brought her home were three carloads of Globe people. She says that many of -hem expressed themselves as desir- 1us of attending the fair here in De sember and if it is properly advertis- here. wAich it will be. hundreds may 'e expected from Gila county.
 LETTER FROM MIR. HAPKE- . Secretary Van der Veer of the board 'f trade yesterday received letter rom MT. Theodore Hapke. acknowI- ' dgIng receipt of his telegram Sept. 30 q morning him of the raising of the ( ohus Tor the beet sugar factory Hr. I iapke expresses his satisfaction and avs that he expected to be in Phoa- K before this but preIiminaries con \ ernlng the reorganization of the com e any necessitated a ten days visit to
 CIV York from which he had just re- lrned. As previously announced bv Ire he said he would leave Chicago )r this valley some time this week.
 TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE-Tbe way hoeniX is advertised by friends is well g loWh Tn letter received yesterday bv C ie secretary of the board of trade Ie 'on lady in Kansas, who writes for F ore information. She says in her u tier: T met a lady on the train ) not know her name, but she lives -
 Wichita, Kan, she said it made no ference what aiIed any one if tbev II ould go there, (Phoenix) in eight co ohths they would be sound and well re
 IL true? - She said that if the state su eht were true she wanted to come di ld orlng her husband and a lot more = opie' Mr. Van der Veer answered Rz r saying that this was the finas+ S uhtry In the world for health and 'FKed many cures, but he couldn't is- e an unlimited, copper rfvetted. in @ est bearing guarantee to cure everv- iis' though all are welcome to come H d try it. iii7 H