Arizona republican., 1905-12-21
CATTLE sHIPMENT-J B. Muller

CATTLE SHIPMENT-J. B. Mullen will today ship five cars of cattle to
 the Los Angeles market over the south ern route.
 1 GONE TO IOWA-Dr. A. s. Hawley [ left last night via the southern route
 for Iowa accompanying a patient. He
 expects to return in eight days : FLOODED STOCK-Two cars of , bIooded stock arrived in the valley yes i terday morning from Topeka, Kan, consigned to Rowland Howard. They will be placed on different ranches
 over the valley.
 1 HORSES FROM THE NORTH ! George Q. Tenny of Snowflake, arriv-
 ed in the city yesterday morning hay 1 ing come overland bringing with him | a number of horses which he will dis 1 pose of here in the valley.
 KINDERGARTENER'S CHRIS T. ! MAS - The Kindergartener's annual i Christmas tree and visit from Santa | Claus will be held Friday afternoon at 4:3O sharp in the Baptist church, i corner of Third avenue and Monroe. WILL BE BACK FOR THE FAIR F. E. EllinwOod of Prescott passed i through the city yesterday enroute to | Tombstone where he goes to try sev- verdi important cases on the docket of l the district court of Cochise county which is now in session. It was his plan to be back in Phoenix at the time of the territorial fair
 TEMPE MASONS-Carl Hayden left last evening for Tempe to attend the installation service of the Tempe lodge No 15 of Masons. which was held last evening. The officers installed were: A. s. Frankenberg, master; Carl Hay den. senior warden; J. L. Johnston, junior warden; C. G. Jones, treasurer, and Chas Woolf, secretary.
 ] SLATE WORK OPERATIONS 1 Yesterday at the quarry of the Phoe- nix Slate company north Of the city a cable 1000 feet in length was made
 ready for use and will be put in opera tion today. Its use will be the carry ing of the slack and dirt from the main shaft on the property to a dump sev- eral hundred feet across a ravine. About ten men are now employed at the quarry.
 GOING HOME FOR THE HoLI- DAYS-W. K. Shackelton one of the principal stockholders in the Arizona Pacific Copper company which has property at Woolley in Pinal county, passed through Phoenix yesterday from the mine to Los Angeles where he will spend the holidays before returning to
 his home near Evansville, Ind. Ac companying him to Phoenix Were Mir
 and Mrs. E. A. Stafford who planned
 to return to WOOlley today. MT. Staff
 ford is superintendent of the mine.
 HE'S DULY THANKEUL-Edwar
 Mullen, the man who was shot in the
 back at Gila Bend, one night a month
 ago, left last night for his home in
 Riverside, Cal, his wife having sent
 him a ticket. It was by no means cer-
 tain when he was taken to the county
 hospital that he would ever leave it
 alive. He was shot one Saturday
 night and his wound received no at
 tention until late on the following
 Monday, when he was brought to the
 city Yesterday morning Mullen pre-
 pared statement in which he eX-
 pressed his thanks to the board of
 supervisors and the physician at the
 hospital for the kind treatment which he had received there.
 EDUCATING THE MORALLY l3-
 NORANT - City Recorder Frank
 Thomas, principal of the faculty of the municipal school for the medication
 of good morals, yesterday heard the recitation of a class of two pupils, re- cruited by the police from South Sev- enth street. One was a man and the other was a woman. Their recitations indicated that they were wOefully de- fiCient in their application of the prin- ciples of matrimony to family life as they had thus far been getting along