Arizona republican., 1906-03-04
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4 HOME FOR A BoY.-Rev. A. IT. Gunnett of the California Orphanage Home arrived in the city yesterday ! morning bringing to the city a boy who will be adopted by a Phoenix | family.
 SUPPLIES FOR THE RELlEF- George Hamlin of the Relief company was in the city yesterday on one of his regular purchasing trips. His pur- | chases included a quantity of minor mining machinery.
 A DUCK HUNTING SEXTETTE- Messrs. Pinney, Cassidy. Smoke, Nor rell, StuH and Howe left on the train yesterday for the Represito shooting clubs preserve near Florence on a duck hunt, to be gone till Tuesday noon.
 A CHANGE OF LocATIoN-ver- non Evans has resigned his position at Doris grocery store, after having been there four years. He has accept ed a position as collector for the tele- phone company and began work on
 March l.
 THE OSBORN DELEGATIoN.- , The Osborn school will be well repre- l sented at the matinee lecture by Ed mund Vance Cooke on Tuesday after noon. There will be no school in that district on that afternoon but at 2:3O o'clock the teachers will start with the pupils in a body for the matinee A. Nj. E. CHURCH.-CornerS Second and East Jefferson streets, A. Wagner. pastor. Sunday school 9:5O a. m., Mrs. Maxfield, superintendent; general class at II a. m.; missionary meeting at 8 D. m., Miss M. Essex, president; at 7:30 D. m. the conference mission ary for Arizona, Rev. J. W. Sanders. will preach. cordial invitation is extended to all
 MACHINERY FOR MORMON GIRL MlNE.-Yesterday a wagon train left the city carrying to the property of the Mormon Girl Mining company a large gasoline air compressor which will be installed at the mine. Some time ago a force of men was put to work and it is understood this number will be increased. The company is handicapped in securing labor on ac- count of the accommodations they are able to furnish and this situation will be remedied by the company at once.
 SEATS FOR ELKS' MINISTRIES. A change was yesterday made in the plan of handling the sale of seats for the Elks' minstrel show. Origi- nally but five reserved seats could be obtained at the seat sale, which opens Tuesday but under the present ar engagement six seats may be reserved by any one person with a limit to that number. The admission tickets may be purchased from most any Elk but the reserved seats may be secured by the holders of such tickets any time after 9:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at Sanichas.
 NEW VALLEY DAlRIEs-Judging from the new machinery which is be- ing installed the dairy business in the valley is on the up grade. Yesterday the Ideal creamery installed a new De Laval separator of a capacity of 1,750 pounds an hour. At the new cream cry being installed several miles out on the Yuma road by August Hege- lund the engine was yesterday put in place and several other pieces of the machinery were hauled out from town. The separator will be of GOO pounds capacity and besides the butter mak- ing plant a cheese making plant will also be built at the creamery. The machinery was put in by the Arizona Hardware and Vehicle company. The plant will be ready for operation in about two weeks
 THE ARIZONA KICKER.-There is no better Illustration of the far reaching influence of advertising than that given freely to the Arizona Kicker. a newspaper that never mad an existence and whose advertising consisted entirely of humorous men tion by the funny papers or the hu- morous columns of other papers. It was a sort of advertising, too. that Arizona has been trying to discourage for many years, but it seems to sur vive all opposing influences. Yester- day there was received at the Phoe- nix postoffice a postal card written by a man named G. Springer. from Ser lin. Germany. He asks for pattern copies of the Arizona Kicker and ad-