Arizona republican., 1906-01-08
GLENDALE HAMBURGER

Hoghe, who now calls Glendale his home, spent yesterday in the city. He will at once begin the erection of a lodging house, the cost of which, when completed, will be a little over $1 ,000 The new project will be operated in connection with his large restaurant.
 CRlTTENTON HOME ELECTION- The annual election of officers and the regular business meeting of the Crit tenton Home Circle will be held at half past two o'clock this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Frank T. Allxire. The meeting will be followed by a social hour. The secretary of the circle. Mrs. Edgar Wilson urges every member to be present. s-
 OFF FOR WASHINGToN-Gen. A. J. Sampson, one of the delegation from this county sent by the anti joint statehood league to Washington to as sist in the fight against the Hamilton bill, left this morning. He will be joined at Prescott by Hon. R. E. Nor. rison, Father Quetu and other mem- bers of the delegation selected there. General Sampson will remain in Washin gton about a month.
 THEY LIKE THE TOWN-C. L. Houston, who is connected with the news department of the Prescott Journal Miner, and C. " Marshall, of the business department of the same paper, spent yesterday in Phoenix, their first visit. During the day they drove to different points of interest about the city and expressed them selves as being very much pleased with the sights they saw. They re-
 turned north on this mornings train | WORK ON THE A. & C.-R. Too
 hey, who has a large outfit of teams
 under contract to Grant Brothers and
 used by them on the work at the front
 of the Arizona and California road returned to the city yesterday morning from Salome. He says about 300 mer IaFe-noW employed on the work They
 are divided in four big camps, and al lpresent are scattered from a point four miles out from Salome to many
 miles toward the Colorado river. The tunnel being cut through a granite
 butte in the route of the new line is fast nearing completion.
 ADVERTISING ARIZONA'S GIL
 MATE-A late copy of the Bethany
 (Mo) Republican received at this of flee contains a letter by Miss Ruby lReaksecker, of Alhambra, describing the kind of weather the people in thi: lpart of the country were enjoying jus
 before the holidays at the time O.
 writing the letter. It happened aDou
 that time that the weather in MissOur was not so bad, for the editor said
 Last Monday was an ideal Christina!
 day. No one ever saw more beautiful
 weather, not even the talented Mis!
 Ruby Reaksecker, who in this week: Republican writes so charmingl! about Arizona and California"
 H VISIT OF MIR. HAPKE-A hurried
 business visit from Theodore Hapk' was expected at the beet sugar fac tory yesterday, his trip to that poin tain details in connection with three
 of the machinery contracts It is no known whether he arrived yesterda! or not, but it was announced that hi visit would be of very short duration when he will return east and be bacl in Phoenix in about two weeks. Sever al tracts of land belonging to the East ern Sugar company are being prepared
 for sugar-beet planting, and on on' tract nearly five acres of beets nav been sown and are now up.
 HONEYMOON IN PHOENIX-Hor T. E. Ryan, of Chicago, who, in com pany with his son, l.. E. Ryan, ha been in the city several days looking
 after business interests here, wa joined yesterday morning by a secon
 son, John H. Ryan, and his wife, wh
 are now on their honeymoon. The