Arizona republican., 1905-11-07
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

BOARD Or ! hADE ME- IN0-
The regular meeting of the directors
of the board of trade is called for this
evening.
THE DEATH OF A BABY-Little
Charles Hardy, the three year old son
of Mrs. Charles w. Hardy died yester-
day morning of Group.
Mr.. ELY HOME-Mr. Sims Ely,
private secretary of Governor Kibbey,
returned home yesterday morning from
a trip of several days in Mexico.
NEW MOI ARIES-George A. Duke
of Yuma and Frank B. Lame of Cliff
ton We're yesterday commissioned as
notaries public by Governor Kibbey.
AN ATTACK OF GRIP-Ed Doyle,
day manager of the Dracnman Cigar
company, is confined to his rooms in
the Vendome suffering an attack OF
the grip.
DELEGATE TO MINING CON-
GRESS-Gov. Kibbey yesterday ap-
pointed Percy Williams of Pima coun-
~. a delegate to the mining congress
that meets in Ell Paso on the 18th.
MILD ATTACK OF DIPHTHERIA-
John, one of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carrot Ryan is confined to his
home suffering a mild attack of diph-
iberia. The family is not quarantined.
DR.. BATTlN'S CONDITION-Dr
Battin, who for the past few days has
been seriously i'll at his home on East
Jefferson street was yesterday after
noon reported to be slightly better.
w. r. M. S.-The w. T. NJ. S. of the
First NJ. E. church will hold its regu-
lar meeting on Thursday. 2:30 p. m.
in the church parlors. All interested
are cordially invited to attend.
TO SPEND THE ER-Mrs. H.
D. Derwin and family of Bedford, In
diana, arrived yesterday morning to
spend the winter with Mrs. j. L. Hall
of Tempe.
A THIMRLE cLUB-A meeting of
the Second Avenue Thimble club was
yesterday afternoon entertained by Mrs.
j. H. Creighton. There was a large
attendance of the members and d
pleasant afternoon was spent
AN INDUSTRIAL ACQUISITION-
j. j. Essary arrived in the city yester-
day morning from Ell Paso and will
permanently locate here. Mr. Essary
is blacksmith by trade and has taken
a lease on the blacksmith shop at 405
North Center
A HORSE IN HOcK-A bay horse
police and impounded in Frake's sta
be. Under the present law the own
er will have to pay the board bill of
the horse from the time he was put in
the pound until bailed out, and a small
fine.
CAME OUT OF THE COLD-Mr.
and Mrs. Eddy of Homeston, Iowa, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
and will cDaud tho Hy-intar bara Tbax-
are the parents of Mrs. Henry George
and spent a winter in Phoenix two
years ago. They were so delighted
with the climate at that time that they
decided to return for another season.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY-The la
dies of the First NJ E. church will hold
their sewing circle on Wednesday at 2
p. m. to work for bazaar to be held on
Dec. IA at the homes of Mrs. Alice
Stewart, S22 North Third avenue, Mrs.
d. P. Kyle, East Washington street,
Mrs. Abbott, Ninth avenue. All the
ladies Of the church are invited to come
and help and 20 $3.50 in making a sue.
cess of the entertainma0t
SKULL VALLEY APPLES-W. w.
Ross, of Prescott, spent yesterday in
the city, coming here for the purpose
of dispOsing of part Of the apple crop
from an orchard of some $500 apple
trees, located near Skull valley, in
which he is interested. His efforts met
with success, and three cars of the
fruit will be shipped to the city today
and several other cars may arrive at
d later date.
WILL ATONE FOR HIS CRIME
Dr. r. w. Craig has been notified, and,