Arizona republican., 1906-02-04
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HIGHBINDERS' DANCE-The To-
 cal organization of young men known
 as the Highbinders last evening en-
 tertained a number of their friends at
 a dance given in Melczer- hall. The
 evening was very pleasantly spent hj-
 those attending.
 TOURNAMENT ENDS THIS WEEk-Sheifer in the Adams pool tournament. is fast forging to the head as an easy winner. Last evening he defeated Jack Meldrum by a score of
 100 to 75 in a very one-sided game. It is thought the contest will be conclud- ed by the end of the coming week and the cue awarded to the winner
 COMMITTEES APPRECiATION- M. c. McDougaIl, chairman of the committee of the board of trade which had charge of the entertainment of the Chicago visitors few days ago, de- sires. for the committee, % make ac- Acknowledgement to all the ladies and gentlemen of the city who assisted the committee by furnishing carriages and money used for that purpose.
 RETURNED FROM MINING TRIP Sam $. Green. with a party of Phoe- nix people, last evening returned from a trip to the property of the Gila Gold Lode company in the White Tanks dis 
 several school teachers. enjoyed the novelty of visiting the underground workings of Ele mine. One shaft Is down 300 feet, with drift run from the 250-foot level. Other properties in the district were visited before the party started on the return trip. All were enthusiastic in their praise of the mine and of the entertainment they received in the camp. A small force of men is at work on the property.
 THE DAY IN THE FIELD-Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hill came down from ROOse- welt. arriving late Friday evening. Yesterday morning Engineer George Y. Wisner arrived and the two gentlemen left at once for the Arizona head and that vicinity. It is understood they were going for the purpose of inspect ing the progress of operations in bor- ing for bedrock. though just what they did or the exact purpose of their visit could not be learned last night. They drove from here to the head. crossed the river and went to Mesa. returning on last evenings train after hard days work. They retired early last night and could not be seen for an iD~ terview.
 TO JOIN THE ARIZONA DELEGA- TlON-H. A. Diehl will leave the first of the week for Washington, D. C., anG other eastern points to be gone some time His trip is occasiOned at this time of the year that he may join the Arizona statehood delegation now at Washington and assist in the work of defeating the joint statehood bill. Be fore he returns west he will visit at several points in Ohio his former home.
 ONLY AN ERRAND BOY-The of ficers have been looking for some time for F. Avalos for his connection with a peace disturbing incident in the south ern part of the city several nights ago. At that time the rest of the disturb CTS including Marta Valdez at whose house the affair occurred were ar disturbance in some way but he was not picked up until night before last When he was brought before the court it was brought out that he had actual ly had nothing to do with the disOr- der. He had been employed to carry beer and wine to the revelers but he had drunk none of it himself and had gone away before the raid was made on the house.
 TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ney Chalmers has known it long time but now he is surer of it than ever. A sin9'e advertisement put in the pa per now and then may not be prOduc tive of big results but it is the per sistent kind of advertising that pays, thinks MT. Chalmers. A week or mora ago a member of his household lost l valuable necklace. He promptly pu- an advertisement in The Republican