Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

lay, superintendent of the territorial prison arrived here yesterday and will remain until this evening.
 ILLNESS OF DIR. EvANS-Dr. J. Nj. Evans, well-known resident of this city, is reported to be seriously i'll at his residence on West Washington street.
 LAST DAY OF TAX PAYING day is the last day for the payment of city taxes without having d penalty attached to the tax for the delinquent cy.
 HE RETURNED LILA. K. Stacy is quite ill at his residence on East Monroe street. He has been confined 10 his nome since his return from d trip through the southern part of the territory.
 REISS' CARNiVAL-Nat Reiss and his carnival company are the coming week billed to show in Tucson. It is thought they will play Bisbee and Douglas before they appear in Phoenix during fair week.
 BOARD MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Phoenix Real Es- tate board called for yesterday was postponed until this afternoon at the same hour several of the leading members being unable to attend.
 CAME TO SEE A GRANDSON Wednesday there was born to MT. and Mrs. Bernard Pos a baby boy. Both the mother and the child are doing nicely. Mrs. Hack, mother of Mrs. Pos arrived in the city yesterday from Michigan and will spend the winter here
 EASTERN STAR BALL-Last eve ming at Melczers han the ladies of the Order of Eastern Star gave a ball, which was well attended and greatly enjoyed. Nearly two hundred tickets had been sold for the event and nearly all of those purchasing were in attend ance.
 QUARTERLY MEETING Services will be held in the Free Methodist church, corner of East Adams and Fifth streets, D. m. Friday; 2:3O and p. m. Saturday and Il a. m. and D. m. Sunday. The lovefeast will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. James Craig, district elder, is expected to have charge of these services.
 THE MULkEY MEETINGS-Rev Abe Mulkey, the renowned Texas evan gelist is expected in Phoenix on this mornings train and will commence a protracted meeting tonight at Central M. E. church, south. A large number of extra benches were yesterday placed in the church to accommodate the large audiences which are expected t1 hear him.
 NATURE IMPROVED UPoN-The Arizona Ostrich company has placed d fine display of feathers in the windows of the postoffice news store. The black and white ones are so much prettier than anything ever seen on a bird as to arouse the jealousy of a properly constituted ostrich while the blue and pink and other highly colored ones are so gaudy 1t is doubtful if an ostrich would be induced to wear them at all
 A BUSINESS CHANGED. s. CIop- ton has bought the interest of J. w. Wilson in the Bear drug store and will continue his best eXertions for the well fare and proper treatment of the pa irons of that pharmacy. Mir. Wilson will continue to make Phoenix his home and will represent the F. w. Braun company of Los Angeles as travelling salesman in the southwest.
 TAKEN TO NOGALES-The case of Mrs. Savage and her son Amos Stone, on trial in the district court at Tomb stone, for the murder of the wOman's husband in Bisbee, has been taken to Nogales on a change of venue. The incident of the killing was the culmina- ton of a long period of family trouble. Savage was shot in front of his own house by Mrs. Savage who claimed that he had been shamefully abusing her, had threatened her life and she be-