Arizona republican., 1905-09-19

normal ScnOOl ana at the lelnpe nor nal school at the beginning of their school year just opened were larger than for any previous year in the his tory of the institutions.
 DEATH OF MRS. ROBYN-Mrs. Agusta Robyn. aged 72 years died yes terday morning al her home on 1511 East Van Buren street. She leaves to mourn her loss son, l.. F. RObyn, and a sister Mrs. Schmidt. The deceased has made Phoenix her home for the past eight years. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the Cath ollie church at 8 o'clock.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved the official survey of the Camiola, Camiola No. ?, ChrystaI Butte and Sake mining claims, situated in the Plomoso mining district, Yuma Co.,, Arizona. This survey is designated as survey No 2131 and embraces 79,739 acres. The claims are the property of the Defiance Mill and Mining company of Quartzsite, Arizona.
 SKULL VALLEY PEARs-Yester- day Mrs. Maggie F.. Fredericks brought to the board of trade rooms and added to the already large eX- hibit of fruits a sample of pears of the Idaho Mission variety grown by w. P. Smith on his ranch in Skull Valley. The fruit was of exceptionally fine appearance and one of the pears weighed 1 3-4 pounds, two others weighing 1 1-2 pounds each.
 YAVAPAI CATTLE-L. F. Gruwell, who for the past three years has been handling the Jake Miller cattle at the Miller ranch in Yavapai county. is in the city securing COW hands for the rodero which is to begin work for the fall roundup. Incidentally he made a new contract with MT. Miller covering the coming three years. He says con ditiOns for the cat.lemen in Yavap3f county are assuring of a good year.
 NEW ESTRA-PhOeniX is to have new musical organization which will furnish music at various places this coming winter. The mem bers are w. M. WOrtman, Geo. F. Golze and John LambertZ, and the name of the combination is Wort mans Orchestra Tonight they will play at the park dance and for the remaining nights of the month they will conduct two dances a week.
 A FEMALE FUGITIVE-Notice mas been received by the local officers to be on the lookout for Sadie Easily. woman who stabbed her companion at one of the construction camps near Val Verde The Easily woman it is be- lieved is travelling in male attire in her effort to get out of the country. The woman stabbed is still alive but her condition is very serious. Immediately after the stabbing affray the officers arrived al the scene of the trouble but the woman had made her escape and has not since been heard of. 4 reward for her capture is offered by the Va vapai county authorities.
 DING FOB roll N h ME The trap recently ordered by the Phoenix gun club is expected to arrive the last of the week and will at once be put into commission. The mem bers of the club are making great pre- paration for their visitors on the occa- sion of the territorial meet. The pro- gram is being prepared space in the same having already been spoken for by several of the big sporting goods houses of the country. Several przes have been received for the tourna- ment gifts of different manufacturers.
 A SERIOUS CHARGE-Charged with selling liquor to Indians Roy M Hackett will today be given a hearing before United States Court COmmis- sioner Johnstone. Hackett, who comes from a good family that resides near Tempe has never had any trouble of a serious nature except when he was drinking and 1t is claimed by his friends that he would not at the pres l ent time be in the sorry plight ne is ] had it not been that al the time he is alleged to have given the Indian liquor 1 he was intoxicated. The Indian is also l in confinement held as a witness. Of ! ficer Tipton made the arrest
 SURPRISE PARTY-Last evening ! a pleasant surprise was given by the ! daughters of Rebekah on Miss Ida l Mognett at her home on North Firs- l street. The evening was very pleas antly spent in conversation and the playing of games, after which refresh ! ments were served. Those present
 were: MT. and Mrs. Nelson, MT. and ! Mrs. Reynolds, MT. and Mrs. Hargrave, . Miss :. ClIderwood, Miss Stout, Miss . Flora Mills, Miss F. Cohn. Mrs. s.
 Mills. Mrs. Merryman. Mrs. Fike Mrs. C. w Stevens Mrs. Kane. Mrs. w. A.
 MiIton. Mrs. F. B. Taylor, Messrs.
 Smithline Jones' Adam Ffke and Roy
 Stevens.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. BUSER-
 Yesterday morning the funeral ser
 vices over the remains of Mrs. Adolf
 Buser were held at the Mohn chapel.
 Numerous tributes of flowers had been
 received and were placed on the cas-
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