Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

OHIO RESIDENTS-Mrs. w P.
 Miller who came here recently from Dayton, Ohio has rented the Victoria D. Milligan residence at No. 1O67 west | Taylor street, University addition. A VERY SICK CHILD-The seven
 teen months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Roy Loman of SIS north Ninth avenue is very i'll of an intestinal dis
 order
 A SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-Suit was
 begun in district court by Bessie c. l Kerr against w. l.. Kerr on the ground
 of abandonment and failure to support.
 The defendant is a nonresident of the county.
 CITY HALL ToWER-The propos-
 ed tower on the city hall which is to
 be the future home of the fire bell be- | gan to assume shape yesterday. The framework for the first story or main
 pat of the tower, is in evidence. What ever may be ones opinion concerning the advisability of pntting the bell on
 the city hall there can be no doubt | that the tower will improve the archi- tectural appearance of the building SALVATION ARMY-There will
 be very interesting stereoptican ser vice at the Salvation army hall tonight
 at 8 o'clock and all are cordially in Vited to attend. The subject is en-
 titled, Love and Sorrow or scenes
 from life's. dark side. The Sabbath
 services are as follows: At II a. m
 meeting for the leading of believers
 into the light of entire sanctification
 as taught in the bible. At 3:3O Young Peoples legion meeting for the pur- pose of instructing young people how to be successful in Christian work and at 4: 30 united effort to persuade peo- pie to live for Jehovah and eternity Adjutant and Mrs. Westacott in charge.
 DEATH OF w. A. PRIESTLY-w. A. Priestly died at his residence at 405 west Van Buren street Thursday night. He was thirty years old and came here a few years ago from Oakdale, Neb. MT. Priestly was well known in the city and especially among the horse men, taking great interest in the af- fairs of the local driving association. | At the time of his death he had had I charge of the Cannon corral for a year and had charge of the Commercial cor rdl for the two years preceding. His l father and mother were with him in l his last hours and will leave with the ! body Sunday morning for Nebraska, 1 where interment will be made. the father returning to look after the es- tate.
 A HOP HABIT CURE-Francisco ! Gonzales was in Justice Johnstone's | court yesterday morning on 9 charge of | assault upon Margarita Juttie. It was l brought out that the man and woman | were living. together in the southern | part of the city. It was also brought | out that the woman is something of a | hop fiend. Yesterday morning she ] wanted to visit an opium joint. She | was restrained by Gonzales who | thought he had a right to knock her l down for her own good. The court | could not take that view of it and l therefore fined the defendant S1O. Di- | ego April was before the court for dis l turbing the peace of his neighborhood ] for several blocks around about one | sent to jail for seven days.
 EVOLUTION OF NAMES-It is well | known tkat most family names have | passed through a long evolution from the original cognomens to the ones now used and often the later names | owe their existence to the peculiar oc- cupations of the progenitors of the | families who bear them. For instance | the name Carpenter or Farmer. Con- | Citions O. l.fa. the pronunciation of il- liter2te friends and neighbors in par ticular communities often further per- | vert the name or aid in it's evolution. | This leads to speculation as to what | will be the family name of the de- scendants of General Kuropatkin. AL ready hosts of the illiterate call him | kuriopticoE and its a short step from l that to Stereopticon. The activity of | the Russian general in shifting his po- sitiOn has made him a veritable nov | ing picture, and one that moves me