Arizona republican., 1905-12-10
COMING sooN-A letter received

COMING SOON-A letter received from General Sampson announces that he will leave Los Angeles on Monday for Phoenix, where he will reside per manently.
 GRADING THE STREETS The work of regarding the streets contin- ues, and if rain does not interfere the city streets ought to be in a ve~y pre- sentable condition by fair time. At present the grading force is working on Jefferson street.
 RETURNED HOME - Mrs A. w. Galpin and children returned home yesterday morning from Winslow, where they have been since mid-sum mer with Mrs. Galpin's mother. Mrs. Galpin has been quite i'll, but is now very much improved.
 SALE OF A BLOcK-The transfer was put on record yesterday in which Mrs. Ella Fickas sold to O. Magnanai block 29 of the city of Phoenix. It is the property located at the southeast corner of Jefferson and Sixth street The consideration was not made public The sale was made through the agency of the H. I. Latham company.
 CAPT. HILLS FUNERAL-The fu- neral of Captain Hill who was killed Thursday night by a fall from a ve- hicle, will be held this morning at 10 o'clock sharp at the parlOrs of P. Mohn & Go. There will be a religious service conducted by the Rev. Campbell after which John w. Owens Post, G. A. R., will take charge and officiate at the interment in Rosedale cemetery.
 START THEM EARLY-The post office force again calls attention 10 the advisability of people mailing their Christmas parcels early if they de- sire them to reach their destination on time. This is particularly true of registered parcels. which travel slow CT than other mail, and ali mail is liable to be somewhat congested dur ing the holiday season.
 A STEPFATHER'S INTEREST - J. G. Patterson, of New York City, is now in COcnise county looking over the record made by Emil c. Rowan, who was sent to the penitentiary for forgeries committed in Bisbee and Douglas. Mir. Patterson is the step father of the crooked young man and is trying to see what can be done in his behalf.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. F. A. Penick rector; second Sun
 
 any, and sermon at II a. m. Cffertory solo, His Salvation is Nigh Them That Fear Him." by ". S. Bennett, Paul Ingles. Evening prayer and ser mon at 7:3O D. m. offertory solo, 70 Lord, Be Merciful," Homer Bartlett, Mrs. Tharaldson. Sunday scnC0l at 10 a. m. Litany on Friday at f D. m.
 DEPARTURE OF WlLSON-Judge Burnett yesterday had before him Burt Wilson who had the night previous created a disturbance while in a drunken condition. He was sentenced to serve ten days in the jail but upon promise from Wilson that he would leave at once for the railroad work which is being carried on near Kelvin sentence was suspended and he was al- lowed to go his way.
 STOLE HOT STUFF-Francisco Cardino was yesterday sent to jail by Judge JohnstOne for committing a breach of the peace and Manuel Nunez and Jose Mendoza were locked up, pending a trial which will be given them tomorrow. They were arrested on complaint of Jesus Buelna charged with stealing a bag of chili. The fact that the goods were found in their possession will assist the territory in their case.
 A SPECIAL RATE TO TEACHERS was made yesterday at the Santa Fe office that on the oc- casion of the meeting of the National Educational Association in San Fran cisco the coming year a rate of one fare for the round trip will be made. The tickets will be good either to Los