Arizona republican., 1906-05-06

where they went on a visit a short time before the earthquake. They are glad to get back to a part of%the earth where the foundation seems to be more stable
 FAMILY REUNITED-A. E. Lane, who went from here to San Francisco to find his family, and which in ITS flight from that city to Phoenix passed him on the road, returned to PhoenTx yesterday morning. He applied early in the day to Secretary Van der Neer of the board of trade. who gave him their address, and the family was soon reunited. MT. Lane hunted for nearly a week in the ruins of the city before he learned that his family had left for | Phoenix.
 A GLOBE AERlE-Paul Kruger yesterday afternoon accepted an invi- tation of John l. Reilly, president for Arizona of the Eagles. to institute a l lodge of the order at Globe on the eve ming of May 9th. Several telegrams were received by MT. Kruger from | Globe urging him to accept the invita- 1 tion. He will leave tonight for Globe ! to perform the ceremony. The new i lodge to be instituted. it is said will | begin life with large membership of | all the principal citizens of the city. RESPONSIVE 10. R. MA speak 1 ing leaf' has been sent out by Great i Incohonee John W. Cherry of the | Improved Order of Red Men recom- mending immediate action on the part | of the Red Men of every reservation
 and directing that all donations for re- | lief for the stricken bretheren of the
 reservation of California be forwarded i to Brother Wilson Brooks of 234 La ] rTvt.-
 are reminded that the need is urgent. | The speaking leaf is taken up by ! Grand Sachem Wiley F. Jones of the
 Arizona reservation. and sent through
 out it's length and breadth, calling for aid for the California tribesmen.
 RELIEF FUND GRoWING-There
 was brought to the board of trade yes | terday $31.25 that was contributed at
 the Arizona insane asylum to the re-
 lief fund for the San Francisco suffer ! CTS. There has also been sent out by i the Wells, Fargo company in the last
 three days about 500 pounds of butter for the San Francisco sufferers. This butter was made by Elliott Evans Of | the Arizona creamery from cream dO-
 mated by the dairymen west and north of Phoenix. Estimating the butter al
 20 cents a pound, the value of it is | $10O. This brings the relief fund for
 this valley up another notch, making
 the total $11.574.S7
 OUTBOUND PAsSENGERS-A long 1 list of passengers left the city this morning over the Santa Fe, bound for | different points. The passenger list and destination included: Florence L.
 Adams. for Victor, N. Y; Mrs w. C.
 Hornberger, Victor, \. Y; F. E. Rich
 ardson and wife. Grand Canyon; c. 4. Penn and wife, Grand Canyon; J. N
 Withan, Lima, Ohio; Charles Scheib | Denver; J. H. McCary, Colorado , Springs; Aug. Krum, Colorado Springs
 J. F.. Riefschnieder. Chicago; There's
 J. Kyle. Denver, side trip to Canyon; | P. DubuissOn. Denver; Arthur Hensel
 Milwaukee Wis; Mrs. Sarah Ambrose and three children, Butte Mont: N. B Rairdon and wife, Santa Fe, N. M; 1 Joseph Bland, Denver; Mrs P Figu- eroa. Winslow; Miss H. Hall, Los An l geles; Foster V. Schaeffer, Rocky Ford Col Henry Whitburn, Chicago; F. H Barker, Albuquerque and Canyon; J.