Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
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 No. l. O. O. r. last night installed 1
 new officers for which ceremony 2 de3e-
 Sation of the PfoeWiH bTctBbeRn 5owv !
 neyed to the butte city.
 CHAIRMAN 0REE'S REco0ES SV--i
 Chairman OrRe Of the board of supet
 visors was able to be at the office Of
 the board yesterday for the first time
 in two weeks. He is still feeling the eE
 feet of his recent severe illness.
 DUCK HUNTERS DAY - If there
 are any ducks in the Agus Fria cotn-
 try they win surely suffeg today, for
 several parties of hunters geft for 1sat section last evening, planning to camp
 out last night and get good early
 start this mOrmimS st the shooting One party was composed Of Clarence. Henin, A. Guy Aisap, John tyeecA. , Harry Barrier, Joe Boyer, CAas. Tgi- bO,et and Wis S~eeHn.
 A CIVILIZED tMBtAP3-Aa9one. sie
 Indian was pGt In jail last night Foc drunkenness. He had recently beeu discharged from tfe sHst1tHI;On. An tone has served th6ee og foQr terms IS the penitentiaFF usually gc5F hovge stealing. While le @ss tH the pen be ! rubbed againss civilization tO such as extent that he took the n&y0e og James
 Lovett, which De stw'BFs &tTes when | he is drunk. At nsA@g t;g1az be calls 1 himself Antone.
 1 pEERYs tMsURtEs Francis : Peery, who was injured Friday in an ! explosion near tle EEa@ceTssst plumbing ! shop. and very seriously burned, Es2s 1 yesterday reported by his physician tO : be resting well. Much of the pain ! Peery suffered the first day has been
 re, leved. It was feared at first that ! Peery would lose his eyesig8lt, but this 1 I, R. If1a l yesterday Wa@ a Estje d6m but tt B ! thought that thig WiI eAess away dp 8 | few days.
 CLUB CONSOLIDATION - oa tbc ! evening Of January 2&th, both ths ! Hassayampa ard the &aVfcoDa club i will hold stOc&holde~a' meeting foy | the purpose of cOnsfdaeBfqlg the cnBsoa- | da-ion Of the t@O cIuh@ Ufttle~ a gfe& | name. Following tlsa E4@ckhotders- 1 meeting the board of directors er each | club will hold a to3mt session and Fe- | port the result of the stockholders | meetings. The plan of consolidation | has been on foot for several yeas and | has before faiea og contamination. 1 The present effort that ts being pat 1 forth however, has more backing ! among the club men than heretofore i CAIN IN ODT-Deputy Sheriff ! Cunningham left last night Gog Doug | las after Charles Cain, Wh0 ia wanted at Wickenburg for grand larceny. The complainant against h3H is W. N. | Owens who charges him with the thcst
 of a watch. Cain was formerly a rzIi- road man but he thought he aaW- more | of an opening in the saloon t,sisigezs and for time be was engaged in it at | the corner of Seventh avenue and Jackson street. After tbat he vent to | Wickenburg and where he went from there was for time not known. He was finally located as, Douglas and placed under arrest. The aheriffs oG- flee was informed yesterday that ha was waiting to be drought 3aca 60 Phoenix.
 THE sALVATIo@ ARMY-Tlaa present officers of the Salvation Army Adjutant and Mrs. WeStaeott farewell from this charge today. They have or ders to taa2 charge of the work at Fl I asO, so they arc leaving for the above place on NNednts day next. Their sue | cessnrs aIe SIeff Captain and B1rp Ayres from DenyeI, Cele. These 0F- liccrs win arrive in the city sometime during tho week. and WiH have their welcome services on sunday, Jan. 21 AdjUtant and Mrs. Weatacott ask the general public to give them hearty welcome to. this city. They are oI- ficers of many battles, and have been very successful, having had cnarS~ of some of the largest corps iq, the ce14n- '