Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
900, incorporators N. Spyer, ". B. Murray and others.
 DISSATISFIED WITH THE SHOW

OfSSA iSF1ED WI n HE S7OW IA citizen was heard about midnight
 last night, knocking the Elks' show.
 Someone asked him if he had seen it.
 He replied that he had. Then he was
 asked what kick he had coming. He
 said his kick was that he couldn't get a seat Thursday night. so he only got | to see one performance.
 | A GARNISHMENT PROCEEDING- i There was recently filed in district
 court a suit by Manchester, Robert son, Allison, Ltd, against oscar D. Hanson for the recov cry of $1,300, the value of certain merchandise sold by
 the plaintiff to the defendant. The
 Kimberly Montana Gold Mining com
 pany is made a garnishee
 GCNE TO GRAND LODGE-Dr. L. 1 D. Dancron and c. L. Lauver of Phoe-
 nix ana T. B. Hughes of Mesa City left
 on t mornings Santa Fe train for Waco, Texas, as delegates to the garnd | lodge of the Woodmen of the World. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sabbath school at 9:50 a. m. Preach 1 ing at Il a. m. Preaching at, 80 D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at :. s. O. Yelvington. pastor
 HAS COME TO STAY-L. J. Cook and son are here from RedIands, Calif., for the purpose of locating perman- ently. MT: Cook was formerly a resi- dent of Cleveland and came to Phoe- nix two years ago spending the winter in the recuperation ofahis health. Then he went to Redlands, Calif., where he bought property and made his home as he supposed, permanently. But the climate did not agree with him as well as the Salt river valley climate and he is here now with the intention of re-
 IT fr,,. r,f the family next fall.
 DEATH OF MRS. KETCHAM-Mrs Ketcham, wife of Captain Ketcham of the regular army, died yesterday morn ing at their temporary hone near the corner of Sixteenth avenue and West Monroe street. The funeral will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the parlors of Easterling & Whitney. Mrs. Ketcham came here three or four months ago and was accompanied by her mother. Captain Ketcham is now stationed at San Francisco and came a few days ago. Interment will be made here temporarily but later Cap tain Ketcham expe cts to have the body removed to Fort Lsavenworth. Kas.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-The pastor. Dr. McAfee. is preaching se- ries of sermons on Jesus visits to Je- rusalem and will preach the second of the series at the morning service to- morrow. Theme: "The visit of the twelve year old boy to the temple" The evening text will be a verse re- peated by millions of people. A duet, Peace to the Sacred Dwelling (Smith) by Mrs. Richards and MT. Mullbacher. and a solo, "Oh Eyes That Are Weary (Brackett), by Mrs. Sloan will be a part of the morning service, Special music in the evening including an offertory solo by MT. Irving An drews.
 SENT TO THE HOSPITAL-John Bergin, the man who was found in the southern part of the city on night be- fore last suffering with a broken leg. received as he said in an encounter with a highwayman, was taken to the county hospital. He had been kept at the sheriff's office all day waiting for word from Colorado City. Colo in an swer to a telegram sent yesterday morning asking%for money. He said that he had a good home there which he had paid $500 for and he supposed that his wife and daughters would have no trouble in raising as much as he would need. He was kept at the sheriff's office as long as possible and there being no other place for him he was removed to the hospital. In the event that his friends send him money he will be removed to the Sisters hos pital.