Arizona republican., 1905-01-25

TWO OPERATORS GONE-Messrs. James McNelly, better known as Sun shine" and Sam NcGOwn, both limo type operators of this city. left yes terday afternoon via the NJ. 6 ?. for Los Angeles.
 KINGS DAUGHTERS AFFAIR The Kings Daughters of the Baptist church will give an oyster supper at the church on Friday night. They will cater particularly to the members of the legislature but no one else will be neglected. Oysters will be served in all fashionable forms.
 NoTARIAL COMMlssIONs-No- tariaI commissions were issued yes terday to the following persons: w. c. Mcdonald. Douglas, Cochise county; Thomas NJ. Medley, KingInan, MohaVe county; Robert A. Campbell, Metcalf, Graham county; Henry K. Behn, Pres cftt, Yavapai county; A. w. McCash, Prescott.
 s. A. R. RANQUET-The board of managers of the Arizona Society of Sons of the American Revolution held a meeting yesterday at the office of pr. Thomas and decided to celebrate Washington's birthday with their Us uaI banquet. which will probably be
  The annual business meeting will be held on the 22nd.
 A JURIST'S- VACATION-Hon. James II. Day of CeIina, O.. accompan- led Dy his wife. arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will probably remain for a period of sixty days. Judge Day Is on the circuit court bench in Ono and Is one of the abIest and most respected jurists Of that state, his term of ser vice apprOXimating a quarter of cen tury. He is here with Mrs. Day to en- joy for a while a taste of Arizona $ genial sunshine and at the same time to get a needed rest from his judicial labOrs. Judge Day and Judge Davis are old time friends.
 FOUGHT IN A DREAM-TwO men, probably hobOes, were before Justice Burnett yesterday for fighting in a saloon the night before and for con tfnuing the disturbance after they had been kicked out into the street. Neither of them remembered anything about tn affair. One of them slightly re- freshed his memory and he said 1t seemed like a dream to him that he had been engaged in some unpleasant ness the night before in a saloon. The justice said. seven days and that was no dream.
 A LOS ANGELES PUBLISHER-I There is a COmparatively new monthly in Los Angeles called "Ye Southern California Elk" It is noted that it is edited and published by Jas. H. Griffes who resided in Phoenix number of years ago being then asso- ciated with J. H. McClintOck as spe- ciaI correspondent for number or Ye Southern California .4-.I ~g he. f,rsrg1r F EIlzs in southern California and Ari- zona and contains a directory of all the lodges in that area. It is a neatly print ed journal. bound after the manner of a magazine though not so large as most magazines. Its speciality, aside from lodge news is art in printing, it's typographicaI arrangement being novel ard attractive.
 AN EVANGELIST COMING-Dr. 1 Francis E. Smiley formerly preacher ] in Philadelphia and later in Denver, l Colorado. will arrive here about Feb. | I tO hold 9 series of meetings in the l Presbyterian church of this city He will be accompanied by Professor Han ! son. wEeO is a singer of ability. Dr. | Smiley is giving his time to this cause and the papers where he has been comment very favorably on his work. ] He has way or presenting IHS So9PS1 | without seusationalism and appeals to ! the intelligence of his audience. 1t IS hoped that every one who can will at tend these meetings
 HIS ONLY REFUGE-Ignacio Cor | roa was before the probate court again ! yesterday for examination as to his fit ] ness for the reform school. He was be- | fore the court a week ago and the | hearing was continued. Tn the mean 1 time the boy was allowed to go for the |