Arizona republican., 1906-02-22
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OEFA1 WI CN tNSFES- TION-The annual parade and inspec-
 ton of the fire department will take
 place this afternoon at o'clock. As
 has been the custom for many years
 the Pioneer band will lead the parade. In the evening the annual department
 ball will be given.
 A SURVEY ORDERED-The sur vevor general mas issued instructions to Mr J. J. Stauber, U. $. department Mineral survey at Bisbee, Ariz., to make an official survey of thirty-sev-
 en mining claims situate in the Cali fornia mining district, Cochise county. The property is owned by the Man haitian Development company. LECTURE NEXT TUESDAY. - Next Tuesday evening at o'clock. Professor E. M. Lamson of the Lam 1 son business college will deliver a lec- ture on the subject of education in the 1 lecture room of the Central NJ. F. church south. The lecture will be un- der the auspices of the Epworth League of the church and a small ad-
 mission fee will be charged. There will also be a program of orchestra, piano and vocal music and recitations. GARCIA WAS NEEDED-It is a | good thing for Andy Garcia that the work on the Arizona canal cutoff Is | in progress. He was before Justice Burnett yesterday for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace and he would naturally have been sent to jail. But his services were badly needed with | those of as many more as can be se- cured on tke Arizona extension work. | He was allowed to go. LOttie Garcia
 no relation of his by the way, was also up for drunkenness. She paid a fine l of S5 as did also John Welsh, a mine"
 who had too good a time the night be-
 fore.
 A COLONIAL REcEPTION-The | second entertainment of the series giv-
 en by the MaricOpa chapter D. A. R.
 for the benefit of Continental hall fund will be a colonial reception at the resi-
 dence of Bishop Kendrick. corner of Bennett Lane and Third avenue from three to six o'clock on the afternoon
 of Feb. 9. A musical program by the Arizona School of Music will be an at
 tractive feature of the afternoon. The | members of the chapter will receive | their guests in colonial costumes. A general invitation Is extended to the gentlemen as well as the lady friends | of the organization and those who are | interested in all patriotic works. The | musical program will be given between
 and o'clock.
 | THE BE HEE AONIElAn1 - l Il- Bethel Auxiliary of the Home Mission l society held it's annual election of of 1 f'cers at it's last monthly meeting,
 which occurred at the home of Mrs. | William Hedgpeth. The following ladies were elected officers: President,
 Mrs Emma Feel; first vice president, | Mrs G. J. Smith; second vice presi- | dent Mrs E. T. Van Kirk; third vice
 pres dent, Mrs. R. H. Fields; record l ing (secretary3 Mrs. Lena HedgpeHh; corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. J. 1 Hedgpeth; treasurer, Mrs. Della Tan nehiil; agent for Our Homes, Miss Jamie Hedgpeth; press agsnt, Mrs. c. 1 B. Wood. The next auxiliary meeting will be held on the first Tuesday of next month at the Bethel parsonage. Mrs. Harris, wife of the pastor, being
 hostess.
 CELEBRATION AT INDIAN SCHOOL-The exercises at the Indian school today will consist of a parade
 and drill in the morning by one of the cadet Icompanles. tin eiZtended order. In the afternoon between 2 and o'clock, there will be a baseball game | between two student hines. This is all that will occur of a public nature, ! though the pupils will have some form
 of literary exercises in their rooms. | A THIRD VlSIT-Miss Reba R. ] Blount of Macomb. H., arrived from 1 the east over the Santa Fe yesterday. Miss BIount has spemt the last two | winters in Arizona and expresses her