Arizona republican., 1906-01-11
AT HOME NoW-Mr. and Mrs

AT HOME NOW-Mr. and Mrs. John H. Page are now settled in their new home at No. 150 Portland Place.
 CARDS AT MARICOPA CLUB Tonight will be card night at the Mar icopa club and a number of small part ies are planning to attend.
 GONE TO BISBEE-A. L. Henshaw has gone to Bisbee for a short visit with his son, George Henshaw, who is conducting store there.
 LACKING A QUORUM-The meet ing of the Spanish American War Vet erans called for Tuesday evening was postponed. a quorum of members fail ing to attend.
 ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS city street department yesterday be- gan work on the alleys where the prop erty owners have subscribed sums to assist in the work. They will be paved with cobble stone laid on a coat of gravel
 MIR. KiMBALL'S BETTER cONDl. TION-A telephone message from Mesa yesterday afternoon brought the intelligence that w. A. Kimball who the night before was reported to be very dangerously i'll with pneumonia was much improved and his recovery possibility.
 ON EXHIBITION NOW-The rec lamation service transparencies men toned in yesterdays paper are now on exhibition at the board of trade, being suspended in the front windows, but che has to go inside to see the pie tUre.
 G. A. R. NSTALLATION-Friday evening at Veterans hall, 11S North First avenue, a public installation ser vice of the officers of the J. w. Owen Post No. Arizona c. A. R. and the Woman's Relief corps auXilliary vii! be held. The officers of the post eX tend a cordial invitation to all old sol diers, their wives and their friends tC attend.
 WIckENBURG TUBA WORKS The Wickenburg Tufa company that is working the big quarry of white building stone near Wickenburg is supplying several orders in this valley with their product. A shipment passed through the city yesterday billed 10 Mesa and to be used in the new Mesa bank building at that point. small force of men is employed regularly at the quarry.
 DEATH OF GEORGE HAYES- George Hayes, of Sheboygan, Mich, died yesterday morning early at his rooms in this city and the body was last night shipped back to his home for interment. He was a young man, between twenty-five and thirty years. old and died of tuberculosis. He came here about two weeks ago and has no relatives or friends here except the members of the Elks' lodge, to which order he belonged.
 THE ELK MINSTRELS-The ar engagements for the Elk's big minstrel show scheduled for some date in March are progressing well. Already a chorus of thirty-twO voices has been arrang ed for and it is most likely this num- Der will be increased to 50 voices. In the largest show of any previous years given by the lodge the chorus was not over twenty voices. This will give some idea of the large scale on which the coming show will be staged. Two of the funniest end men imaginable have been contracted for
 BOLD THIEVES-Some very nervy individual on Tuesday night entered the office of the Easterling & Whitney undertaking establishment and stole two very nice Navajo rugs. An em- ploye was sleeping on a cot in the doorway that led from the office to the next room, but did not hear the thief, who was probably very quiet about his work The door was left un- locked for the convenience of those who might have occasion to summon an undertaken in the night. The bur glar was very foxy, for he did not grab