Arizona republican., 1905-04-01

PRESCOTT VISITOR-Postmaste Smith of Prescott spent yesterday in Phoenix.
 THE SUPREME COURT-There was a meeting of the supreme court yesterday morning but no business was transacted beyond adjourning until this morning. Associate Justice E. A. Tucker will be sworn in.
 A DENVER VISITOR-Mr. James H. Pershing of Denver is In the city as a representative of James R. Thorpe, manager of the Wessex Co, whose principal investment here is the Buckeye canal. MT. Thorpe is very i'll in Denver and since the floods in the Gila there is much to do in looking, after the company's Buckeye inter estS.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONCERT Miss Grace Hilgen will render that beautiful selection, "The Swan Song" from Lohengrin by Wagner at the con cert Tuesday, April f. Miss Hilgen is quite an artist at the piano forte and her many musical admirers will avail themselves of the opportunity to hear her ct the Christian chuch on next Tuesday evening"
 THE Nj. e. p. TRAIN-The GiIa bridge failed to make a clean break this time and early yesterday the pile driver replaced the wobbling bents so the bridge was passable again by noon. A train was sent out about midday af- ter mail and passengers at Maricopa and returned in the early evening, the regular train leaving last night at 8 o'clock.
 NATIONAL w. c. T. U-The thir- ty-second annual convention of the National w. c. T. U. will be held in Los Angeles October 21-November 1. inclusive. Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens and Miss Anna Gordon, president and vice president, are about to visit Los An geles to confer with the local commit tee of arrangements. They will favor Phoenix with a visit while on their way and expect to be here April 13.
 AN IMPORTANT MEETING-A very important meeting Of the mem bers of the Water Users Association council will be held at the board of trade rooms on Saturday morning at ten o'clock and it is urged that all the members be present. The meeting will be addressed by Governor Kibbey, who will go into the details of the suit for the settlement of the question of priority of rights.
 A MiXER-There are various kinds of mixers in this world. By mixer is usually meant one who has the faculty of putting those he meets in sympathy with him and he is a very useful ele- ment in politics and public affairs gen. erally. But there are other kinds Of mixers. There is for instance ". H. Gaughan, the expert who has charge of the sanitary fountain at BerryhilI's who brought with him from the east new ideas on the subject of mixed soft drinks.
 SALT LAKE URSION-Beside the passengers departing via the M. 6 P. last night mentioned in another CO., lumn, there was an excursion party of fifteen who left for Salt Lake City to attend the missionary conference of the Church of Latter Day Saints. The memebers of the party were: MT. and Mrs. Rosscr, MT. and Mrs James Pas sey, MT. and Mrs. Joel Shrine, Joe Loosee, Burt LoOsee, Joseph Bagley, l Ella Huntington, Nellie Cordie Mary Jones, MT. and Mrs. Anderson, F. H. | Hurlers.
 A FARM HOMER H. Greene has cOnsummated a little realty sale between nonresidents that will result in the building of one more farm home in this valley. The seller is ! Joseph Wilhelm of Peoria H., and the buyer is Mrs. Jessie F. Durr of Pitts burg, Pa. The property is lot of a fc-fA .f