Arizona republican., 1906-03-15
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O1lGO OLI AlFNNEE-l Ile Mothers Child study circle of the West End school will be held Friday afternoon ct 3:3O o'clock.
 DEATH FOLLOWED ACCIDENT It was learend yesterday that John E. Boone had died at Roosevelt as the result of the injuries received in a runaway a lew Cays ego, among which was the breaking of both legs.
 NEW BUSINESS A lIouSh. who was for many years manager of the Tempe creamery, has gone into business in Phoenix. selecting furni ture for ais field of operations. He has bought the business of the Phoenix Furniture company at 301-303 West Washington street and will handle new and second hand furniture. GAUGING STf.TION INSPECTION Howard S. Reed O. the reclamation service will leave this morning for trip of probably a couple of weeks in northern Arizona. He has charge of the gauging station for the measure ment of stream flow and will first in spect the established station on the Little Colorado near St. Johns. Then he will look over the work at the new station he established a few weeks ago on the Chevelon Fork. and the Hol- brook station and probably establish stations on Silver Creek and Clear l Creek.
 TRAIN SERVICE REGULAR-The regular schedule on the s. F. P. G. F. will be resumed this morning the ire gularities of the previous two days having been overcome. The DiamonI Jo due here early yesterday morning 1 did not arrive until 5:30 D. m. the Daylight express due about p. m. ] i'm, a Tho l Diamond Jo that was due to leave ! yesterday morning did not depart un i til 7:45 a. m. and the Daylight ex- press due to leave about the hour the i Diamond Jo did go, was held until ,: 30 last evening, so that during the night the trains will all adjust them ! selves to the schedule
 A PATRIOTIC ARIZONIAN - An i interesting evidence of the patriotic interest which is being taken by the Arizonians throughout the terietry is shown by a recent letter received
 by MT. Dwight B. Heard of this city, from Mir J. W. Woolf who is now at Agua Caliente Hot Springs for his health. MT. Wooif writes expressing his satisfaction at the defeat of the
 joint statehood bill in the senate and
 in appreciation of the fact that aGdi-
 tional funds will be needed for tele-
 grahing, printing, stenograpny, and
 other incidentals in carrying on the flight in the house sends his cheek
 for S25 to be used where it will do the most good. A comparatively small amount of money is needed to conclude
 the campaign. and a few more public
 spirited donations of this cnaracJer
 will do much to secure a final and
 satisfactory result.
 STRANGER DROPPED DEAD-A
 man whose name is believed to be Joa
 S. Raines. dropped dead about o'clock yesterday afternoon in the restaurant in the rear of the Casino
 saloon. He was sitting on a stool eat- ing his supper when he fell over t'
 the floor and died without speaking ;
 word An inquest was held but few
 facts were brought out and the jury. verdict was death from natural causes - All that could be learned concernin-
 the dead man was that he had at on
 time been at the county poor farn I and that he was drawing a small pen sion He has been around town fo several days and has been drinkinl
 heavily though was not intoxicated a
 the time of his death. On Tuesda,
 night he won thirty-three dollars a one of the games and deposited it wit the proprietors of the Casino to kee
 for him. Yesterday morning he dreN ten dollars and after his death tn
 remaining twenty-three dollars wa
 turned over to the coroner. The bod
 was taken to the parlors of Easterlin 70 & Whitney