Arizona republican., 1905-05-05
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| MASONIC MEETING-Ther2 will
 be a meeting tonight of Phoenix lodf ' | No. ?. F. & A. M.. at which there will be work in the third degree
 | CITIZENS COMMITTEE DIS l BAN DS-The citizens committee held Ia meeting last night for the final set i clement of all it's campaign business, i the members subscribed sufficient mon i ey to pay the outstanding indebtedness i and the committee adjourned sine die. FUNERAL OF MRS. SNODGRASS The funeral of Mrs. Mamie Snod- grass will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Fifth avenue Chris tian church. The Champions of Fra 1 ternity will attend the funeral in a body and the members are requested | to be present.
 PICNIC POSTPONED-The Sunday school picnic of the Bethany mission church has been indefinitely post poned on account of the illness of the wife of the superintendent. who is very low with pneumonia. The pie nic was to have been held tomorrow,
 Saturday, at MT Kirk's.
 A BEFORE DAY FIRE-Yesterday morning shortly before daylight fire
 broke ont in an empty brick building
 on thu west side of Seventh street. |
 ing was destroyed. The supposition is
 that it was set on fire by a hobo who had been seen about the place.
 SALE OF RESIDENCE PROPERTY Walter Bennett sold yesterday
 through the agency of F. E. Pascoe q
 lot on north Second avenue to An
 toniette Norris for S550 also the next
 thFee north to C. C. Donnelly at the
 same price. This property is located
 just across the street from the home
 Of c. IT Davidson and is considered an ideal location for residence prop
 erty.
 WHERE IS T. A. FULTON?-| Inquiry has been made by relatives
 in Canada of T. A. Fulton. for a IOnG
 time a citizen of Phoenix. It is stat
 ed in the inquiry that one of his rela-
 tives is seriously i'll and his presence at home is earnestly requested. Full
 ton, who had made several investments in Phoenix real estate, left here abouf four years ago and lived for some time at Globe. After that he stopped in several towns in the southern part of the territory and was last heart from at Guaymas.
 A PAINFUL COLLISION-Yest day evening a man was crossing the street near the engine house. At the same time a wagon laden with lumber swung around and the man was struck III the head by a projecting timber. 4 bad looking gash was cut in the fore head. The man was taken into the engine house where his wound was dressed. Nobody about the building knew him but he said that he lived in Mesa and was proprietor of a hotel there. He was put on a train and sent l home.
 CHANCE FOR A MUsICIAN-The ! United States civil service commis- | sion announces two examinations to | be held on June '. The first is for | the purpose of securing a leader of the | band at the Indian school at Haskell | Kans. The other is to fill a vacancy | in the position of repair man in the | wea ther bu-c-.- to be assigned to duty | at East ClaIlam, Wash. There is no | educS tiOnal test in either of these eX- age, physical condition andt experience being considered. The salary in each place is S720 a year.
 BICYCLE STOLEN-There is some body around this town that takes a delight in stealing Henry Myers bi Il cycle every little while just to see how II gracefully he walks, and presumably Il knowing how bad he hates to do it. It is supposed that is the reason for usually the wheel is returned the next Il