Arizona republican., 1905-12-22
CATTLE FOR THE coAsT-Th

Bartlett Heard company yesterday shipped six cars of cattle to Maier and company of Los Angeles from Tempe.
 MARICOPA CLUB DANCE-Tnere was a fair attendance at the dance given by the Maricopa club last eve ming and those present reported a very pleasant time.
 A NEW BOY-The home of Mir. and Mrs. Ike Rosensweig was made happy yesterday morning by the arrival of fine 1-2 pound baby boy. Both the mother and child are doing nicely.
 THE COURTS CHRISTMAS - Judge Kent, accompanied by his moth CT, left this morning for the Grand Canyon, where he will spend Christ mas. He will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Page of Grand View.
 WILL STAY IN PHOENIX-It was announced some time since that E. w: Brooks, agent of the Arizona Smelt- ing company would shortly remove to Prescott, which would be his head quarters. That was an error. MT. Brooks will remain in Phoenix.
 FUNERAL OF A. H. KELSO--The funeral services over the remains of A. H. Kelso were held yesterday after noon and interment was made in the Rosedale cemetery. large number of friends of the family followed the remains to their final resting place.
 HAIL AT MESA-Residents of Mesa City who arrived in Phoenix late yes terday afternoon said that a very heavy hail storm visited the section south of Mesa about three o'clock. The hail followed a cold wind that had blown for possibly half an hour.
 COUNTY CENSES-Sheriff Walk CT has made up his report to the su- pervisors of licenses collected during the year. The total amount is $20,950 made up as follows: 336 gambling li censes at $2O each, 122 saloon licenses, $50; 35 road house licenses, SIP; s wholesale liquor licenses, $75; 1 bowl ing alley S1O; theater, $30; , brew cry licenses, s10.
 PAYMENT BEGINS TONlGHT-It was announced a day or two ago that another appOrtiOnment of school money, amounting to more than $40,000 had been made and that the payment of claims would begin on Saturday. The county treasurer now announces that for the accommodation of teach CTS who are in a hurry he will pay all claims presented as early as this eve ming.
 THE BAND OF GIDEoN-Last evening in the pastors study a meet ing of the class of young men known las Gideon's Band of the Church of Christ was held and an organization outlined. Rev. J. CrOnenberger, the pastor of the church royalty enter tained those in attendance and a fine social evening was enjoyed. It is de- sired by the officers of the band to have any young men in the city who may be interested meet with them.
 A BIG WOODMEN CLASS-Wed- nesday night the Modern Woodmen of America initiated into the order class of fifty candidates. Following cal program was enjoyed with an hour of social conversation. L. A. Bushell. the territorial organizer, who has been spending several weeks in Phoenix left yesterday morning for Chicago where he will spend the holidays, returning to Phoenix the early part of January.
 FAG R B ERG NELSON-An- nouncement cards of the wedding of Miss Amy T. Nelson to oscar Dixon Fagerberg, which was performed at Prescott last Wednesday have been re cefved by Phoenix friends of the con- tracting parties. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Nel- son who have made Prescott their home for several years. She has also visited frequently in this city and has made many friends and acquaintances here. MT. Fagenberg is one of the