Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

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FRIDAY CLUB-The Friday club
yesterday held its first meeting of the
season in the club rooms on Wall street
Mrs. w. X. James is president of the
club.
THE PHARMACY BoARD-Gover-
nor Kibbey yesterday appointed J. A.
| Dimes of Tempe a member of the ter
rftorial board of pharmacy in the
place of DR.. McCutcheOn, who had re-
signed on account of leaving the ter
ritory.
ARIZONA CANAL WATER-Water
will be run in the Arizona canal on
Monday and on the same day in the
canal at Buckeye. Yesterday noon the
water in the river was falling and it
| is owing to this fact that irrigation in
all parts of the valley is made possible.
LOST THREE DOLLARS-A Phoe-
nix citizen who preferred to be known
as John Doe yesterday committed the
| sensational crime OF riding his bicycle
on a sidewalk and had to put up a,
three dollar bill as bail money for mis-
appearance in court. OF course he for
got his engagement.
ROBBED AT ST. LOUISE. II. Sui
livan a saloon keeper of Kingman, who
| is now in st. Louis will hereafter stay
at home among law abiding people. \
! telegram to The Republican states that
! he was held up and robbed there night
| before last of cash to the amount of
$3.50 and negotiable instruments worth
| 81, 500
FIRST WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Last evening at their home on North
! Fourth avenue Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Hornburger celebrated their first we'd
ding anniversary. A large number of
| their old friends were present to help
them enjoy the occasion and to wish
them the future happiness that has
| been theirs in the past.
RETURNED AFTER MANY DAYS
John Ming a Phoenix resident for
years, has returned after an absence
/ of twelve years. He is now engaged in
the mining business and resides in Los
| Angeles and Ontario. He says he is
astonished at the growth of the city
and greatly impressed with its pros
| poets under the new order of things.
1t is not improbable that he may again
locate here.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-The
! usual Sabbath school, Endeav0r and
| preaching services will be held at the
! Presbyterian church tomorrow. As the
| pastor. DR.. McAfee is absent attending
synod at Les Vegas the Rev. H. NJ.
/ Campbell of Pueblo. Colo. will occupy
I
| ing services Morning theme, Walking
with God" Text. Gen. 5:24. Morning
! offertory sole - Vision of Heaven"
by Shuts sung by Mrs. Richards This
solo will be sung in over four hundred
| cities on this Sabbath.
APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY
/ The surveyor general has approved the
| official survey of the Lewis lode and
Lewis mill site, situated in the Old Ha.
| mining district Pinal county. the sur
vey is designated as survey No. 210S
A. and B. and IS claimed by the estate
OF James w. Fellows, deceased. He
! has also approved the survey Of the
Iron Cap and Iron Cap No 3 situated
/ in the Warren mining district, Cochise
! county This survey is designated as
! survey No. 1882 and is owned by Wal
II ter Thomas and others of Bisbee. Ariz.
Il IT'S READ EVERYWHERE-O. A.
! Turney of this city marvels at the wide
Il circulation Of The Republican. Not
II long ago mention was made in this
II paper of the Matching Of a brood of
Il chickens in an Incubator in which there
L had been no artificial neat for years.
1t afterward turned out that a wise
hen the property of Mr.. Turney divin-
ing the object of the incubator had
! crawled into it and produced her young
The other day Mr. Turney received a
/ letter from a friend in Philadelphia
Il from whom he had not heard in years,
saying that ne had heard Of the per-
Torrance Of the hen and was glad that
it had become the means Of letting him
know where Mr.. Turney was living
WITH THE MEN-SeveraI
II parties have started on deer hunts the
past week. a. W. Galpin and II. 1.
Latham left by train Tuesday morn
ing for a deer and turkey hunt south
of WinslOw. J. NJ. Aitl1en left the next
day, and will start out from Prescott
with a party of three others, with
pack animals. a number of others
content themselves hunting in the
mountains south and north of town,
deer being seen every trip, but none
II being killed there as yet. Ducks are
more plentiful than ever before at this
season. a number of bags of Is to 30
being reported this week. Dove shoot
ing continues first class, also rabbits.
II The large majority of shooters are
holding off for the opening of the quail
season October Is, there being more
quail than for ten years previous.
WORK ON THE TONIC DAM
Chester w. Smith, constructing en-
| s,ineer of the works at Roosevelt ar
rived in the city yesterday morning to
meet his wife and baby who arrived
from Summerville, Mass, on yester-
days train from the south. Accom-
panying Mrs. Smith is an acquaintance
Mrs. A. NJ. Stewart whose home is
Springfield Mass. Sunday the party
will leave for Roosevelt, there to make
their home the coming winter. Mr..
Smith says work ct the dam is pro-
crossing rapidly the first piles for the
temporary dam having been driven the
r first Of the week. Mr. Smith also said
} friends of Walter Reidy were expect
ing a visit from MIN at an early date
and that according to a letter he had
written he would spend the winter in
! Phoenix
NEW RATIONS-Articles of
the following corporations were filed
in the office of the county recorder yes
terday: Nickerson Warner Chemical