Arizona republican., 1906-02-16
TOO WET TO DANcE-The dance

which was to have been given at the Heard ranch has been postponed in definitely or account of high water.
 TRAINING FOR THE TRAGEDY All members of Fl Zaribah Temple are requested to meet at Masonic hall tonight at s o'clock for instruction. l. is urged that all members be present.
 THE MARTINS RECONCILED-It has been learned that Col. John H. Martin, formerly of Tucson and his wife from whom he was divorced about a year ago, were remarried at New Orleans last Sunday.
 A BAND BALL-A grand ball. given by the Porfrio Diaz band at the Lam son hall was well attended by the Mexican residents of the city and a most enjoyable evening passed in dancing. Financially a good sized sum was realized by the band organization.
 A MISSIONARY MEETING-Tae WOmans Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet this af- ternOOn at 3 o'clock in the church par lora at the corner of Third avenue and Adams. Mrs. George H. Cook is eh2 leader of the society and extends a cordial invitation to all to attend.
 LOST ON THE VALENCIA-Phn- lip Waughtal, well known mining man of COchise county, is supposed to have been lost in the wreck of the Valen- cia. It is known that he took passage on that vessel and his name has not appeared in any list Of the survivors. His brother was with him.
 THE CITY DEMOCRATS = Appor- pOrtiOnment has been made by the democratic city central committee of the delegates for the coming city con- vention. There will be forty-four votes in the convention, divided as follows: First ward. 13; Second ward, 12; Third ward, IA, Fourth ward D..
 A JOINT CLUB MEETING-A joint meeting of the boards of the Iassay- ampa and the Maricopa clubs was held last evening at which building sites and new quarters for the Has sayampa Maricopa club. was under discussion. No definite action was 'aken, but a second meeting will be held at a later date.
 WORK ON THE A. G E-R R. Coleman, contractor for the Arizona and Eastern road spent a few hours in Phoenix yesterday morning having just returned from Mexico and left at once for the camp of his construction gang in Gila county. He will return to the city the latter part of the week.
 HELP UP BY WASHOUT-The U ellll IIDIn llle west yesterday morn ing over the southern route was delay ed several hours on account of the track near the Salton sea. The water from the big sea. however, was not the cause of the damage but flood waters from the hills above the track where heavy rains have recently fallen.
 A RICHMOND IN THE FIELD- District Attorney Ellinwood of Yava- pal county rendered his resignation to the board of supervisors on Wednes- day night. He had just returned from trip through the southern part of the territory. It is understood that he is going to enter the contest for nom ination for delegate to congress.
 A WORK OF REFERENCE-So of ten a late work of reference is desired that it will be of interest to know that tfere has recently been installed at the city public library an edition of the Enclycopedia of twenty volumns. The city library has had one of the busiest season the past few weeks and it patronized daily by many. The free reading room is es- pecially appreciated by strangers in the city.
 LIQUOR SELLERS IN YUMA Captain J. L. B. Alexander, United States attorney for Arizona has re- turned from Solomonville, where a term of federal court has just been held. In all, nine cases for the selling of liquor to Indians were heard, one of which was dismissed, one resulted in a mistrial and seven were convicted and sentenced to Yuma. MT. Jones,