Arizona republican., 1906-05-06

begin tne erection of a small residence on one of the lots. A third sale was of lot l. block 21, of Churchill's addi- tion. on which there is a small frame house, owned by G. T. Noble The pur- chaser was T. J. Hawley. and the con- sideration named was S775. This deal was closed several days ago On Fri day MT. Pecka bought two lots in Brill addition from F. B. O'Neill and he will for the present hold them.
 MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED. The surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2224, Admiral, Rear Admiral and Iron Cap Lodes situated in Ague Fria mining district, Yavapai county. The survey is claim ed by the Arizona smelting company.
 A REUNION AT PRESCOTT.-Mr and Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy left this morning for Prescott to be absent from the city untir next Wednesday morrow they will attend a family re- union of the members of Mrs. Colds worthy's family, and before their re- turn to the city, in company with the other members of the family, will visit the Grand canyon.
 CASTLE HOT SPRINGS.-Iohn E. Lewis of Castle Hot Springs, has re- turned to the city. He says that great improvement has been made at the springs in the last year, and that those who nave not been there recently will hardly know the surroundings. The newly furnished bath house is one of the finest in the country, where any sort of a bath may be had MT. Lewis mas been masseur at the springs and has been very successful in his treat ment of those suffering from rheuma- tism.
 BACK EAsT EXCURSIONS. = The Santa Fe has just announced their Back East" excursion rates for the coming season, and they will be con- siderably lower than in former years. The rate to Chicago will be $61.S5. St. Louis S55.90, St. Paul and Minneapolis, $62 55, Kansas City $49.65, Omaha $52 55. Also proportionate reduced rates to other eastern points. Tickets will go on sale July End, 3rd August 7th, Sth and 9th, and September Sth and 10th, and will be limited to ninety days. allowing stopovers going and re- turning.
 DEATH OF MRS. J. G. HENSHAW. Mrs. J. G. Henshaw died on Friday evening at her home, 7O4 West Madi- son street, after a brief illness. The funeral VIII take place at 7 o'clock this afternoon from the residence. Mrs. Hehsnaw was siXty-one years of age. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Fred A. Woolsey of Peoria. and Mrs. Ed. Miller of Kansas City. Both were at her bedside when she passed away The death of Mrs. Henshaw came within one day of occurring on the an niversary of her husband. who drop ped dead on May Q, three years ago.
 A SURPRISE PARTY.-The school mates of EVangeline Irvine gave her a surprise party at her home on Friday evening. The hOstesses were assisted in entertaining by Miss Veva Irvine and Miss Blanche Vinson. Those pres ent were: Evangeline Irvine, Burl Martin, Mamie Mcintosh. Grace Me Carty. Faye Mckee, Marguerite liar den. Gladys Osborn, Bessie Mcbride. Myrtle Mccarthy. Marguerite Irvine Georgia, -Luhrs, Flossie Petty. Helen Vinson, Myrtle osborn Marguerite Mcbride, Alta Petty, Sylvan Irvine. La Marque Moosem. Paul Cronenberger. Harry Hughes, Joe Kirkland. Roy IT, vine. EdwoId Mccarthy, Francis Kirk land, Juria Moosan. Georgie Holmes and George Camel.