Arizona republican., 1905-10-21
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NEW RIES-Notarial com- missions were issued yesterday to c. l. McReynolds of Bisbee, Cochise county, and M. I. Powers of Flagstaff, Cocon- inO county.
 A BUSINESS TRlP-Cass RedewIH of the firm of A. Redewiil & Sons, has gone to Sonora on a business trip. He will stop few days though in Tucson, and southern Arizona points.
 CHOIR ON HAYRACK RlDE-The choir of the Presbyterian church last evening enjoyed a hayrack ride to the home of c. NJ. Etter north east of town A most enjoyable time was had by those in attendance.
 FIRST Nj. E. CHURCH-The new pastor, Rev. MT. MacLean, will preach morning and evening. Sunday school at 9:45; Junior League at o'clock; Epworth League at 6:30. Evening preaching at T:30.
 M. & p. PAY DAY-Yesterday was pay day on the Maricopa and Phoenix road and for grading camps working between this city and Maricopa. As result the railroad men are in the best of humOr.
 GONE TO GLOBE-Niss Ida Bre- men, the talented young pianiste who has been spending a few weeks in
 
 Globe, but expects to come back to Phoenix again some time next month.
 A NEW PHOENIX BAND-The lat est Phoenix musical organization is the Porfirio Diaz band which has all ready made good progress. The band has rented one of the houses of Mrs E. A. Edwards, 221 East Buchanan street where rehearsals are held.
 A SAD HOME JOURNEY-Mrs. E. E. Rice left this morning for Gales burg. H., accompanying the remains of her son, Fred Rice, who died In this city Thursday. The deceased came to this city several months ago from Pueblo, Colo, but formerly resided in Illinois.
 AN ILLINOIS VISlTOR-Henry M. Finley. president of the Litchfield Bot tie Glass company located at Litchfield, H.. arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will spend some time here He is friend of Sheriff Tom Wills of Pinal county with whom he spent a consider able part of yesterday.
 NORTHERN SNOW-Walter Greg ory of the U. s. marshaTs office yester- day morning returned from the north ern part of the territory where ne has | been serving papers in civil actions the past week He says there has been some cold weather the past week and | in several localities snow has fallen. LITTLE GIRLS DEATH-OIga, the | eight year old daughter of Carl Rustad l died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock | at the family home on West Van Blu ren street. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock, but will be private as the little one died of diph | theria.
 A DYING MOTHER-Deputy Unit
  1 yesterday received a telegram from his brother, Will Gregory, in New | York. informing him that their moth | CT was dying in San Francisco. The l telegram added that the sender was then leaving New York for San Fran | cisco. MT Gregory left this morning. | FIREWORKS SITE-Arrangemen have been made for the use of the grounds on the south side of Washington street between Fifth and Sixth streets for the presentation of the Last Days of POmpeii' pro- duction which comes to this city next Monday and Tuesday. The laborers began yesterday to clean the lot and to fill the holes that are on the prop erty.
 A HORSE THIEF ARRAIGNED- Ramon Aldai, who was arrested on | Thursday night by Deputy Sher- if Wright for the theft of a horse from Jose Lopez of Tempe, was | brought before Justice Burnett yester- day for arraignment. Aldai has not | helped his ca-o by the relation of two 1 stories of the manner in which the horse came into his possession. IMPROVEMENT OF MESA-A merchant from Phoenix who spent lyesterday in Mesa says that city is ra- lpidly being improved, several new resi- dences being in course of erection. Several changes are being made that will improve the business section. The Mesa City bank recently purchased the corner formerly occupied by the Zenoz ICo-Op company and are remodeling lit preparatory to occupancy.
 TUCSON HORSEM EMEN-Tucson lhorsemen are becoming enthused and
 are organizing. all of which will help in directing attention to Arizona as a
 winter paradise for horses as we'll az their owners. The Citizens says: The members of the Tucson Driving asso- citation, will have a meeting Saturday evening at the office of George r Myers on Stone avenue. At this time l, permanent officers and a board of di-