Arizona republican., 1906-01-19

WILL SELL LAND-J, L. Cant has associated himself wish J. Ernest Walker as a salesman. He is not a partner in MT, Walkers business gen - orally, but only in the promotion of realty sales and will devote himself especially to disposing of farm lands
 A GLENDALE BARBER SHOP With the recent rapid growth of the population of Glendale tnere has come the need of a barber shop. w. T. Net ties is the barber that will shortly opel1 "a first-class shop in that town He is to occupy a new building that is to be constructed within a few days on the corner near the meat market of MT. Wade and the grocery store of Roy Stauffer.
 WILL BE HERE MONDAY II Parker was Yesterday in communica- tion with L. c. Hill as Roosevelt over the telephone. MT. Hill told him that he and MT. Newell arrived in Roose- welt yesterday forenoon and today will journey to the head of the Power ca nal, fifteen or twenty miles above. There are no plans made later than today, except that they expect 70 be in Phoenix some time on Monday. z MOVED TO THE MINE-J. F.
 
 mine, has moved Mrs. Smith and their granddaughter up to the mine, where they are comfortably quartered. Re gently Mrs. Smith was seized with partial paralysis that yields but slow ly to treatment owing to her advanced age, and for a number of years she has been more or less of an inva- lid. spending the summers at the mine and the winters at her home on Fifth avenue in this city. Thier granddaugh- ter will attend the sclool at Cave Creek station conducted by Miss Ger trude Huber, a very capable instructor, who has become very popular with the parents of the district.
 REBUILDING AT MESA-Accord- ing to a prominent citizen of Mesa who spent yesterday in the city, the work of appraising and adjusting the prop erty of the burned district is progress ing as we'll as could be expected. T. has definitely been decided by the O s. Stapley company to rebuild as soon as possible and-in addition to the fifty foot front they formerly occupied they have purchased from Passey and Nets twenty-five feet, and their new struc- ture will occupy both properties. It will be constructed of brick and be fitted with modern appliances. MT Stapley will leave in a few days for Los Angeles and San Francisco to bus new stock of hardware and imple- ments. Passey and Nets will retire from business
 ARTIFICIAL RAIN CLOUD-The people residing north of Phoenix in the direction of Cave Creek un1oubt- edly thought it was raining hard here yesterday afternoon. If they did not they were justified in thinking so, for late in the afternoon there was d dense black cloud a mile long hanging over the city and a little to the west and north of it. But the cloud, though very black was as dry as a bone. It came from the smokestack of the Phoenix Light and Fuel company. Just what sort of fuel was being put into the furnaces was not learned, but there was more smoke came out of the stacks in about fifteen minutes than would ordinarily be thrown off in a week. It rolled out so dense and black that nervous people were afraid the stacks were going to burst.
 ELKS MINISTRIES REHEARSAL-I The first rehearsal of the chorus of the IIlks' minstTels was held Tuesday night at RedewilTs. Many of the best soloists in the city are included in the which is larger than ever be- fore, and which also promises to be the best organization of its kind ever