Arizona republican., 1906-02-06
cATHoLIC SOCIAL UNIoN-

CATHOLIC SOCIAL UNION-To- night a meeting of the Catholic Young Peoples Social union will be held at which time officers to serve the en- suing year will be elected.
 CALLED AWAY BY ILLNESS Mrs. A. S Arthur left on Sunday night for her former home at Oswego. Kans.' on receipt of word that her father, NIT. Sullivan. was about to die MT. Sulli- van is one of the oldest, if not the oldest. Mason in the United States.
 RAISING THE TRACK-Arrange- ments are being made to raise the grade of the tracks of the PhoenIX Railway company on North First street. and already new material has heen hauled to be installed when the grade of the track is changed. Tho ties are new and the rails were se- cured from the Maricopa and Phoenix road which is installing heavier steel on .ts lire to Maricopa.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE Sunday school workers of the city will be interested in the announce ment which has been made of an ap-
 preaching visit of Dr. II. NJ. Ham mill. of Nashville. Tern. one of the best known Sunday school men in the country It is his plan to hold for several days in this city an institute of Sunday School teachers the exact date of which viii be made known
 later.
 BoY AND PONY COLLIDE What might have been a serious ac-
 cident was narrowly averted yester- day afternoon shortly following the dismissal of the Central school. As is the custom the children once off  street, choosing their different routes i to their homes One child not watch ! ing closely the teams on the street. ran into a pony driven to cart and was thrown violently to the ground. He was soon picked up and it was | found no serious damage had been 1 done although he barely missed being | tramped on by the pony and run over 1 by one of the wheels of the cart SEEING THE WEST-Before many | days pass Phoenix will be visited Dy
 one of the numerous trains now being
 run O2 the Hartman lines as a per sonally conducted excursion. Such a train is now being made up in the city | of Chicago of passengers who desire
 to visit this city en route to the coast
 The fare for the trip has been made
 as low as :3S for the one way trip and l lI4e LIdAilS pIOhIut every convenience | Stops ere made en route. a schedule | being arranged before the start is
 made from the initial point. The l first train will leave Chicago today | In this manner many residents are | brought into the southwest by the 1 low rates and the railroad officials ] estimate that three -fourths of those | who make the trip remain in the | southwest.
 THE WINNIFRED DISTRICT 1 Billy Williams, formerly deputy
 sheriff of this county, but who has for | some time past been mining at his 1 property, the Red Dog mine, in tha | Winnifred district brings good re- ports from the properties in that sec l tion. He, himself, at the Red Dog is | working an arastra handling ore from | a three-foot ledge that he has uncov-
 cred on the property. Some of the
 ore runs as high as s22 in gold and i is .of free milling character. There 1 Is plenty of fuel in the immediate vii 1 cinity of the property to use in con- nection with his work and it is his
 plan to further develop the property
 In the Big Four district where he also f has claims discovery was made | several days ago by Tom Harris. Jim ! Murry and Sam EsterIand, on claim ! they own of an iron cropping which | for considerable distance is well de-
 fined in some places as wide as fifty | feet and in others twenty. An assay