Arizona republican., 1905-04-25
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Miss Eva Bowyer 915 east Van Buren street.
 A MEMBER OF THE TWENTY THIRD-Hon. Hal C. Kennedy of Tue son a member of the house of the twenty third legislature from Pima county was in the city yesterday.
 A BABY'S DEATH.-Word has reached the city of the death at Los Angeles a week ago yesterday of the three months old babe of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Totten formerly of this city.
 GONE TO LOS ANGELES-B. A. Fowler received an important telegram last night concerning some business matters that necessitated an immedi- ate visit to Los Angeles. He left on this mornings northbound Santa Fe train
 DONATED A PALM TREE-The Ream brothers who reside on the Mo Dowell road northeast of the city, yes terday brought to the board of trade room and donated to the uses of that body. the finest kind of a pOtted plant. It is an ornamental palm tree and a beauty.
 cRITTENTON HOME-Those who were unable to attend the self denial meeting at the CrittentOn Home last Saturday are requested by the secre- tary. Mrs. R. E. Wilson to take their donations to the Home at once so they can be sent promptly to headquarters in Washington, D. C.
 DEATH OF MRS. MARTIN-Mrs. Emma Martin died yesterday afternoon at about half past three o'clock. She leaves beside her husband three chil- dren, Mrs. M. J. Feeney, Annie Martin and Willie Martin. The funeral will take place this morning at half past nine o'clock from the Catholic church.
 GOING TO DENVER.-Dr. L. M. Swikerath will close his office here in about ten days and go to Denver W Where he will join his brother Henry Swiker- ath who has opened an optical store there. The doctor will still retain his practice here by making periodical visits.
 LAYTON CAMP U. s. w. V.-The regular meeting of Lawton camp Unit ed Spanish War Veterans will be held tonight at Veterans hall. Orders No from national headquarters just re- ceived, show Lawton camp to be first on the roll of honor for good work and prompt payment of all obligations. BRIDGE REPAIRED-The bridge of the Phoenix & Eastern railroad com pany over Salt river at Tempe is again in commission being repaired amply to permit the passage of trains. Yester- day the regular schedule of trains be- tween here and the tunnel was re- sumed. all trains going over the P. & F. bridge.
 MAIL BURNED-The Los Angeles ! Times says the mail originating in southern California on April s and sent 1 east via the Santa Fe, was destroyed ] by a fire at Kinsley, Kan, on April | 10 though it was believed the letter and l.registered mail was saved. 1t is pos sible also that some Arizona mail was i in the same car.
 PARKS ERTON-AnnOunce- ment is made of the wedding next ] Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock of Cap ! tain J. A. Parks of E company N. G. | A. and Miss Annie Pemberton. The l ceremony will be performed at the l Episcopal church. Miss Pemberton came to Phoenix from Montreal, Can ada. about seven months ago.
 CENTRAL METHODIST REVIVAL The revival at the Central Methodist 1 church is starting off nicely. Rev. NJ. l Northrup preached yesterday morning and again last night. Last night he | preached on "Following Christ" Two i persons made requests for prayer and
 one young man applied for membership \ into the church. This morning at 10 | Rev. Stewart of Kentucky will preach Tonight MT. Northrup will preach | again.
 THE ASYLUM FILLING UP-Sher- Il if Stewart Hunt of Cochise county ar
 rived in the city yesterday morning II with two subjects for the territorial II hospital for the insane. One of the Y unfortunates was a restaurant keeper Il from Douglas and the other was a Bis Y bee miner This is the first official visit of Sheriff Hunt to the capital. The Y day before Sheriff Shanley of Gila
 county brought in a crazy Mexican | from Globe.
 TRADING BENCHEs-Th next session of the district court in this N county will be held on April 28 when
 Judge John H. Campbell will preside
 and hear the Goodwin Pinney case | which has been before the court in one
 form or another, a change of venue
 having been recently granted. Judge
 Kent who left on Saturday night for Los Angeles on his return to the ter-
 ritory will go to Tucson and hold court
 for Judge Campbell.
 THE O'NEILL MONUMENT COM
 ISSION-Governor Kibbey yesterday
 named the members of the Buckley - Nelll INOuSH INluGI llleu uullieIlL COlll-
 mission under the law passed by the late legislature appropriating $1O,OO0
 for the erection of a monument at
 Prescott. The members of the commis- sion are all residents of Prescott E. w. Wells, Robert E. Morrison. Morris II Goldwater, M. J. Hickey and Richard E. Sloan. The governor also appointed Dr. w. V. Whittemore of Tucson a member of the territorial medical board
 in place of Dr. H. w. Fenner resigned BAPTIST PICNIC-The Baptist Sunday school will hold it's annual pie nic at Iron Springs sometime in May
 SAND CRUSHING PLANT WANT ED-The officials of the reclamation
 service yesterday posted in the post office lobby an advertisement prepared
 by the reclamation service asking for
 sealed bids for the furnishing of a