Arizona republican., 1905-10-14
GUN CLUB sHooT-The Gun elut

| GUN CLUB SHOOT-The Gun clut will hold a shoot at their grounds to-
 morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Last week several good scores were made
 but some of the experts predict bet
 ter results at the meeting tomorrow. THE FRIDAY CLUB-A meeting of | the Friday club was held yesterday af- ternOOn at their rooms in the Alexan- der building. The club outlined its work for the year which includes a
 very interesting line of study PREACHING TODAY-At II a. m.
 at the Seventh Day Adventist church,
 corner Pierce and North Third streets. Subject, "The Lamb Slain from the Foundation of the World" Blackboard diagram used in illustration. Every body is cordially welcome.
 AN EVENINGS ENTERTAIN-
 MENT-Mr. and Mrs H. E. Stroud
 last evening entertained a number of
 friends at their home on North Center
 street Cards were played and during
 the evening light refreshments were
 served.
 RETURNING PHOENICGANS- Goldman and family yesterday return cd from visit to San Francisco where they have been spending the greater part of the summer. They report very pleasant vacation. After leaving Phoenix they visited many points in the Pacific Canadian country.
 THE BURIAL OF FANNER-This morning at ten o'clock at Rosedale cemetery the G. A. R. will conduct the funeral services over the remains of M. C. Tanner. The deceased was an old soldier and served in the war as a member of Go. F 62nd Regt. Illinois infantry All the members of the local c-+ -r-f1T
 A SEVEN DAY DRUNK-Judge JohnstOne yesterday sentenced Ramon Garcia to serve seven days in jail he having been arrested while in a drunk en condition. Late in the afternoon an Indian who is wanted as a witness in a federal case was arrested and locked up to insure his appearance at the time of the trial
 NEW ICE COMPANY BUIkDINc- Preparations for the construction of the new buildings to be used by the Peoples Ice and Cold Storage com pany were begun yesterday by the moving of several buildings from the lots of the company at Second avenue and Jackson. The work on the new buildings will probably begin about the first week in November
 LOSS OF AN APPENDIX-An op- SLdlIOn Was yesterday afternoon per formed on Joe Basset, the well-known cattle man, for appendicitis. Early last evening he came out from under the influence of the strong opiates admin istered and it was thought by the phy- sicians in attendance that his recovery was probable. He is at the Sisters hospital
 THE CHIEF SCOUTS RECOVERY 1 StulI of South Bend. Ind. | who has been spending the last two l winters in Phoenix, and who is known | to his friends as the "chief scout of | the scouts" organization, is fast re- covering from bis recent severe illness. | Yesterday he was able to leave his bed | and his friends think that in a few | days he will be able to again be on the | streets
 HOSTILE INDIANS-Tne three In Hans arrested Thursday night for treating a disturbance on South Sev- nth avenue were yesterday tried by Judge Burnett and4 sentenced to serve even days in the county jail. It seems he Indians had driven nearly fifteen f the residents of that section into one louse and were preparing to fight the whole crowd when the officers arrived. A- Lopez and s. AguilIara who were rrested for drunkenness were sentenc- d to serve seven days.
 w. C. T. U. SPECIAL RATE-On he 18th of the month a rate will be put in force on both the Southern Pa fife and the Santa Fe of $2O.95 for