Arizona republican., 1906-06-04
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HOUSE PARTY.

HOUSE PARTY. - The Kings Daughters will give lawn party at the home of Mrs. Burtis, corner of 2nd and Polk streets. Tuesday, June 5th beginning at p. m. The public is cor dially invited.
 MOVING MARSHALS-Deputy U. S Marshal F. w. Hill and Deputy Mar shal John Clark. formerly of Yuma, arrived here yesterday morning from the south. They were joined here by Deputy Marshal Moon, the three leav- ing on the train for the north this morning.
 THE JUNE MEETING.-The June meeting of the territorial board or equaliza ton will begin this morning The board will be in session for the greater part of the week. Only the val uation of railroads will be under con- sideration at this meeting. The returns of most of the roads are already in.
 A SUMMER OF STUDY.-Prof. w. J. Anderson of the Tempe Normal left for Prescott this morning, where he goes to locate his family for the sum- mer. From there he will start east and will spend the summer in study along his line of work. He will also before his return, pay a short visit to his old home in Toronto, Canada.
 SANTA FEE COMMENCEMENT | SPECIAL.-On account of the gradu- ating exercises which will take place at the Tempe Normal on the evening of
 June 7th, the Santa Fe announces that
 it will run a special train to Tempe. ! leaving here at 1:15 city time. return | ing leaving Tempe at II p. m. city
 time. The fare for the rounG-trip will be fifty cents.
 Y. M. c. A. MEETlNG-The usual
 meeting of the Y M. C. A. was held
 yesterday afternoon at Veterans hall
 The speakers were MT. Plank. MT. Gill Ictt and Rev. Reynolds. There was good music, and a recitation by Miss
 Smith, which was well rendered. There
 were several other speakers present | but the meetings are closed promptly
 at / o'clock
 A DIVIDED FAMILY.-Mrs. C. NJ Sturges and child left last evening for Santa Rosa Cal, where they will spend
 the summer. On the same train MT. Sturges left for the east. 10 be absent from the city on business about three weeks. Much of his time while in the east MT. Sturges will spend at St.
 Louis, his former home. and which city he has not visited since leaving it twcn- ty-one years ago. He will also visit in l Chicago before returning west.
 TT WAS NOT CTED-It
 was pretty well understood by miners
 who had been employed at the Greene | Consolidated that there would be l trouble there shortly. It was recalled
 on Saturday by a gentleman who was sitting in the courthouse plaza a week ago that he overheard a conversation among three men sitting on a nearby | bench They were evidently miners | One of them remarked that he thought i he would go to Cananea. The others who had come from there, advised him not to go, saying that shortly there
 would be hell to pay" in that camp. A LAW GRADUATE.-Invita have been received by Phoenix friends
 from Harry l.. Trusler, who is a mem | Der of the graduating class from the | law school of Ann Arbor, to attend the | graduating week exercises of the class. The class numbers 264 members one of
 he largest ever graduated from the law department of the school. MT. Trusler is the poet of the c'ass. He has many friends here in Phoenix, and at Tempe, having graduated from the Tempe Normal as the president of the class in 1902. Later, he taught school at DragOon before he left for the east.