Arizona republican., 1905-11-08

morning to attend a meeting of the Flagstaff normal school board. He will most likely remain over after the meeting to participate in the Masonic grand lodge meetings.
 CHILD STUDY CIRCLE-The Mothers Child Study circle, Mrs. F. H. Parker, president, will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Central school building. There will be an en- tertaining program and all mothers who have children in the school are in- vited to attend.
 ENGLISH INVESTORS COMING c. M. Gordon, general manager of the Ray Mining company who have large interests near Kelvin is in the city coming here to meet a party that was expected to arrive from the east this morning. The visitors several of them come from England and were interest ed in the old Ray company that operat- ed in the Kelvin district many years ago.
 ARIZONA AND EASTERN WORK R. R. Coleman, in charge of con- struction, and E. A. Mcfarland, an en- ern road spent yesterday in the city
 
 Gila canyon this morning. MT. Cole man says the number of men at work
 grading and running the line has been increased until there are now over 250 men employed.
 BEET SUGAR WORKERS-W. P. McCord, of Greenwich, Conn.,. and MT. and Mrs. c. A. Lyman of Madison, Wis, arrived in the city yesterday morning. MT. McCord is a contractor and comes to the valley to oversee parts of the work on the beet sugar factory building at Glendale. MT. Ly- man is an expert sugar beet man and will nave charge of the instruction de- partment of the company. The party left last evening for Glendale, where they will take up their abode.
 THE MANUAL TRAM N G SCHOOL-Monday the manual train ing school of the Phoenix city schools will be opened at rooms which are be- ing prepared for them in the Hewin's building at the corner of First street and Adams. Prof. McIlroy of Missouri has arrived and will be in charge. Only the members of the four upper grades of the grammer school will have work in manual training, the term which opens Monday being the first one operated under the law pass ed by the last legislature.
 THERE IS A GUARANTiNE-An error was made yesterday in a state ment in regard to the diphtheria case at the residence of MT. Garrett T. By an, in which it was said that on ac- count of the mildness of the attack no quarantine had been placed. Dr. Simp- son, the city health officer. said yes terday, though the case was an ex- tremely mild one, the house had been quaratined. A quarantine is always es- tablished in the case of a contagious disease of any character. He said, though, that the Ryan house would be fumigated today and that possibly the quarantine would be removed.
 A CAGED BIRD-The bird-like voice of a female rang through the corridors of the jail all yesterday af- ternoon, but the owner of the voice Is not much of a bird. She is Francisco Verdugo. She is one of the women for the beating of whom P. Castillo was chased all over the country and final ly captured and brought in. His trial resulted in the finding. that whatever violence he offered Miss Verdugo was justifiable. But something had to be done with him in ais capacity of a fugitive from supposed justice, and he was sent to jail for a short time. In the meantime, though, Miss Verduga had been summoned as a witness. Be- fore the time for trial arrived she had prepared herself for the ordeal by get ting boiling drunk. She has not yet quite recovered soberness.
 A WESTERN MAGAZINE-Mr FL mer White, representing the literary department of the Pacific Monthly. ar rived in the city yesterday and will remain in the city for ten days or two weeks. He will spend altogether about a month in the territory preparing matter relating to Arizona for the Monthly. It will be handsomely H. lustrated. It may be mentioned that this is no advertising arrangement, since these articles will cost nobody a cent, The Pacific Monthly publish ed at Portland, with offices at San Francisco and Los Angeles, more nearly approaches the better class of Atlantic coast magazines than any other periodical published in the coun- try It is typoSrapnically handsome, and is devoted to the whole western field. MT. White is an experienced newspaper man and magazine writer. He was, by the way, the historian of the last Knight Templar conclave.