Arizona republican., 1906-01-22
sPENT sUNpAY HERE-

SPENT SUNDAY HERES. w,
 Higley came down from Prescott to
 spend Sunday with his family here.
 TO BUILD BRIDGES-J. H. Paris
 of Fort Madison. Iowa, recently ar
 rived in Tucson and will have charge
 of the building on the new Twin
 Buttes railroad. He was in the em-
 ploy of the government for twenty-two years but is visiting Arizona for the first time.
 OVERCOME BY CASA private telegram received from St. Louis on Saturday said that Walter l.. Wilson
 of Stafford a Mormon missionary had
 been robbed at a hotel there. He and another missioHar-- whose name was
 not given had been found unconscious
 iu their room and were dragged out I was later discovered that they had been robbed.
 ALL ACCOMMODATIONS TAKEN The sign. standing room only, was hUac ou the outside of the door of the
 jag cell at the county jail early yes tcrday afternoon. There was certainly no room for any more guests to re- clife on the floor. Notwithstanding Jhe eXhaustcd accommodations there was after that 9 stream of applicants ICr admission.
 |. o. G. T. MEETING-There will be a district meeting Of the Good Temp lars lodge this evening al the lodge hall. over the Enterprise office in the
 Lamson building. All visiting mem bers are cordially invited to attend. Refreshments will be served and the following program will be rendered. Sons. Shall Ere Cold Water Be For ! got" Solo by MT. Duncan Howard Recitation by Mrs. E. F. Van Kirk 1 Solo by MT. Earl W. Hill. Recitation ! by Miss Bessie Hedgpeth. Piano solo | by Miss Anna Monihon. Vocal duet | by Messrs. Howard and Hill. Recita ton by Miss Marchand. Solo by Wal i ter Walsh.
 i A LOST TALLY Ho PARTY | There was considerable anxiety last evening in several families of the
 northwestern part of the city over the ! failure of a tally ho party of school | children and their chaperOnes to re- turn to their home at the hour they had planned on leaving town. For a time 1 the sending of some one in search Of the children was considered and just
 as this was about to be done the ten
 sion was relieved by the appearance of
 the party. Their delay was explained by the fact that they had taken q
 wrong road which took them a round
 about way and that they had not ! started home as early as intended not i realizing the Iateness of the hour.
 AN AUTOMOBILE. AT CASTLE i SPRiN GS-Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. ' FenneI of Prescott arrived at the hO- 1 tel Wednesday evening. They went : up from Phoenix end made the trip without mishaP. This is the first attempt by any lone to go to the l Springs by automobile and proves be- yond any doubt the practibility of the 1 grades for autos. The road Is now in very fine condition and MT. FenneI | made record breaking time from 1 Grandview hill to Hot Springs June l tinn. This road was built at a great 1 expense by the hotel company and is one of the most scenic in the west. The view from Cape Horn a point near ! the Springs, cannot be surpassed any where in the country for grandeur
 CARELESS CHINESE JEHU-A | Chinaman yesterday put a scare into ] somebody on South Second street by i driving his team and vegetable wagon ! over him. The mans name was not 1 learned but he did not seem to be bad i ly hurt and the Chinaman drove away
 so rapidly he was not apprehended. i FIRE AT RELIEF MINE-George Hamlin who came in from the Keller mine Saturday afternoon, received a ! telephone message yesterday after ! noon from Glendale, saying that two i of the camp buildings were burned Saturday night between ' and 8 o'clock