Arizona republican., 1906-02-25
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good speakers have been engaged for the occasion and a most interesting hours meeting is anticipated
 A TRAIN OF LlVESTOCK-Toda at noon a special train made up of twenty-one cars will be hauled from the valley over the Maricopa & Phoe- nix road with beef cattle for the Los Angeles market. Three buyers are the snippers-George HosKns, A. J.. Hitchcock. and Chas. Mullen.
 A PAIR OF KIDS-Not gloves, but boys, and not twins though they were both born on the same day. One of them cheers the household of c. E. Orr on North First street and the oth- CT makes happy the home of Horace Smith who lives in the Cartwright district. Both boys will celebrate Feb ruary 24 as their birthday =nniversa- ry.
 BACK FROM FLORENCE = MT. and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker and Miss Lola C. Price returned yesterday from a trip to Florence. Mir Walker went to meet in Florence M. M. Hickey. of Kelvin. with whom he Is associated in the ownership of group of eighteen copper claims near the latter place and which they propose to exploit. h. cidentally they d:d some driving around the country and visited the Casa Crande ruins and other places of interest.
 REALTY TRANSACTIONS - Dur ing the absence of J. Ernest Walker from the city his head office rustler, MT. Stanford, found time to close up a couple of deals for suburban prop erty. He sold for Mrs. S. E. Burtis to George Martin lots 13 znd 14 in block 4 of the Mount Pleasant tract for $1,200. MT. Martin will proceed at once to the erection of a family home on the lots. MT. Martin also bought from MT. Walker for the same price two lots in Hooper's subdivision of the Dennis addition.
 CHURCH DEDIcATIoN-The Bap- tist people of Fowler district and their friends plan for an all-day meet ing Sunday, the 18th. Rev. Geo. H. Brewer will preach at II q. m. Basket dinner will be served on the grounds. At 2:30 D. m. the Salt River Baptist Church will hold the dedication serv- ice for the new meeting house located seven miles west of Phoenix on tne Yuma road. Rev. Orville Coats will preach the dedication sermon. Other neighboring ministers will assist in the service. Miss Catherine Osgood. of Chicago. and Rev. c. s. Keen, of hinWha, China, VIII sing.
 |. o. c. T. OPEN MEETING-The local lodge of the Independent Order of Good Tempiars has decided to temporarily let down the bars at o'clock tomorrow night, and give its uninitiated friends a taste of the good things enjoyed by the faithful of the fraternity. An attractive musical pro- gram has been arranged, but the prin- cipal feature of the evening will be an address by the superinJen Of the Anti Saloon league in the southwest, Rev. w. w. Ravens. All who have heard Rev. Ravens on the lecture platform know what to expect, but for those who have not, a rich treat is in store for them.
 ELkS' MINSTREL SHOW-The seat sale for the Ellxs' n1instreIs open ed yesterday and during the day it was estimated that over 500 reserva- tfons and sales of seats had been made. The Elks' big show is always a success and has come to be looked forward to by Phoenix amusement loving people for many weeks in ad- vance of its presentation. They have never disappointed in the past, and those who have heard the rehearsals this season predict a greater show than ever before. The seat sale is at the Drachman company stand.
 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MET Last evening at the home Of Miss Helen Donval, a party of high school students spent a most pleasant and en- joyable time. The evening was spent in playing various games, after which a dainty menu was served. Those present were: Misses Alice Norton, Byrd Rice. Lou Marlar Jennie Hen r-1,- Mabel McNeil, Anne Garnette, Edna Ward, Blanche Mckee, Marie Baker. Mabel Harper, Bessie Chapman. and Helen Dnval; Messrs. Lewis Morse, Edward Melczer. Arthur Goebel. Mel vile Fickas. Celora Stoddard, Abrem Foster. Clifford Maddox, Neil McCar- thy, William Simpson, Earl Watt, Fred Henshey, Alexander Baker, leighton Jaems and MT. Carlyle.
 A CRUSHED THIGH-Tim O'Har- ra, a foreman of one of the tunnel gangs in the employ of Grant Brothers on the Arizona and California road, was brought to the city Friday morn ing on the midnight train and at once taken to the Sisters hospital. Dr. Craig was summoned, and upon ex- animation he found the man suffering from a crushed thigh. His back, al-
 
 jured, and after the bones of the leg were set the man was able to secure some rest. The accident in which OHarra was injured occurred in one of the tunnels being aug by the com pany just west of Salome. The tunnel was being timbered, but OHarra was working where the timbers had not been put in place, anC a huge boulder fell on him. This was on Thursday noon. He was at once picked up and carried out of the workings by his fellow-la borers, and later he was taken to Salome. It was seen that he was very seriously injured and it was decided to take him to Phoenix, where more competent attention could be procured for him, and this was done. Through all this long journey to Phoe- nix, although suffering the most in oaiY1 ivna crir at1 nfTJary-a Sh