Arizona republican., 1906-01-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A PRESCOTT VlSITOR-Mose Hughes. of the firm Of Hughes x Griffith, proprietors of the Standard Iron Works in Prescott spent yester- day in Phoenix, re urnins home this morning. He was warmly greeted by his former townsmen. being former resident and well known in Phoenix.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECITAL-To- night at the home Of the institution, over the Home Savings bank, the Ari- zona School of Music will have q school recital, the program of which will be furnished by the young stu dents of the piano and violin depart ment. The friends of the school and or the pupils are invited to attend
 NOW A MINING MAN-Wiu Solo mon, several years ago city ticket agelIt of the Santa Fe in this city, but for the past two years in the employ of mining company in Mexico, spent yesterday here en route to Mexico from Los Angeles, where he had been called by the illness and subsequent death of his brother. Accompanying Mr. Solomon was H. P. Glassen. a nephew. who will also take up his residence iu Mexico. They left for the south last evening.
 M'cALL- L-GARRisoN-Las evening shortly before o'clock. Rev. Harold Govette united in marriage at his home Felix Mccall and Lola P. Gar sisOn,, only a few of the intimate friends Of the contracting parties being present. Mccall has for some time past been in charge of the cold stor- age rooms Of the w. H. Constable company, and has a large circle of friends here The bride arrived from Los Angeles. which city has been her Ir, hut fo~r~ II make their home in Phoenix.
 RETURN OF DUCK SHOOTERS Garrett Hulst, Philip Wharton and Howard Cassidy yesterday returned from a two days hunt on the grounds of the Represito Hunting club few miles out from Florence in Pinal county. They made the largest bag of any party out this season and brought home 120 fine fat ducks Some of them are mallards and some are spoon bills The hunters speak with praise of the accommodations at the home of the club and say that when the resort becomes better known it will be largely patronized.
 THE FIRST OF THE KIND-Mon- day night there arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fly Page, a nine pound i baby girl the first event Of the kind in the Page household. MT. Page who is the city ticket agent of the Southern Pacific comEc1:Y, was about the hap piest mar in tne city yesterday. re- joicing O,er the arrival of his daughter. It was natural for the father to wish the baby q boy. but MT. Page says the grand parents and the mother outvot- ed him and after all he says girls are all right T. will not surprise many to know that among the first words . spoken by the baby was a request for an s. P. time table and an inquiry re- garding the route which boasts Of f meals at meal time.
 l MINING REORGANIZATION = D. w. Hall who recently severed his con nection with the Crave Valley Devel- opment. company, arrived in the city yesterday and will spend several days here. At present he is devottng. his entire attention to the affairs of the Orc Grande Exploration company which company is operating the Sam Powell property. 4 meeting of the board of directors of the company was held yesterday afternoon and Messrs. s. Oberfelder Chas. Goldman and C. H. Akers resigned as members of the board, their places being filled tempo -arily by Phoenix stockholders. In a few weeks parties who are interested in, the property and who make their
 
 likely at that time the directory of the company will be changed and the eastern stockholders given represent ton.
 A BROKEN FOOT = Harry. the Iyoungest son of General and Mrs. F. $. Ingalls,, was brought to Phoenix from Salon1e, on Monday nights freight train, arriving about II o'clock, suffering from a fracture of the bones in his right foot, just below the ankle. His injury, though not dangerous, is serious, in that it will probably keep him in bed for a month or two. It is more serious than he at first imagined, so rather than disturb or alarm his parents be went directly to the Sisters hospital. His foot was operated upon as soon as possible and yesterday morning his parents were informed and he was removed to the family res idence ca north Third avenue. Harry is a young man, probably about 20 but large and well developed for his age, his splendid health being much in his favor for undergoing a long period of enforced rest. He has been em- ployed for some time as a fireman on the Arizona and California railroad and was in the discharge of his duty when the accident occurred. The in- jury was received by a fall from the tender, the accident being unavoida- ble and one for which no one is blam ed. It occurred not far from Salome while the crew was switching in the regular performance of its work. As soon as possible after the. accident Harry was brought to Wickenburg where he was taken in charge by Dr Jones. the railroad company's physi- elan at that point and who accom- panied him 10 Phoenix, attending to his necessities after their arrival.
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