Arizona republican., 1906-11-30
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 LEFT FOR HoME-Mrs. A. J. Brad ley of San Diego, who came here two or three weeks ago to visit Phoenix friends and who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. George A. Mintz left on this mornings S. r. P. & P. train for home.
 TRIAL ToDAY-It is expected that Ramon Chava, the Mexican who loves to drink whisky and fight, and who was arrested two or three days ago by Officer Moore. will be given hear ing in the recorders court today. The woman he beat up sv badly was mucn better yesterday and was so greatly improved she could cpen her eyes aIi1 look around at the world again.
 READY TO TRADE-Matt Bunker, who can be found at Bob Dolls place has a good Cleveland bicycle he wifi gladly make a trade with if the right man comes along. He prefers the man who took his wheel a week ago and left this one fin its place. He is tired of the new wheel and thinks it quite likely that the other man is also dis gusted by this time.
 HARD TIMES MASQUERADE The hard times" masquerade at the Maricopa skating rink last night was gala affair. The house was crowded 10 it's fullest comfortable capacity and the mssqueraders and visitors all had a bushel of fun. The prize for the best ladies' costume was secured by Mrs. A. J. Bellas and for the best gentle mans costume by Raymond Kane.
 INDIAN THANKSGIVING-Geolge ge Brown, irrigation expert at the Maricap Indian reservation, spent yesterday Tn the city. The Indians, he says, gener- ally observed Thanksgiving by feasts of more than the the ordinary. but that their great day of the year for cele- bration is Christmas. This year they will celebrate that holiday with a bar becue which is being planned by Mir. Brown. Nearly five hundred Indians will attend the event. and already it is the talk of the reservation
 DRUNK AND DISoRDERLY-The day police yesterday arrested a hobo in the south part of town who was drunk and the hose wagon was called out for him to ride in. He objected aj first saying he vas no fireman. but the convincing methods of the officers caused him to change his mind. An other arrest was that of drunken h. dian early in the morning. In his search for a warm place he strolled into a Pullman car at the Santa Fe depot and took possession, but the police came and took kin;.
 A FUTURE DEPUTY SHERIFF. Ta a rF I. the city accompanied by his wife and adopted son and have taken a cottage on West Jefferson street at No. ST. Mir Adams will after the first of the year be an attache of the sheriffs of flee as one of Mir Hayden's deputies. He has brought his fanny to Phoenix not only that he might have his home here, but in order to give his son the advantage of the Phoenix schools. His older son will remain on the ranch at McDowell and have charge of his cattle interests which are varied and exten- siye.
 NOTED VOCALIST COMING - Phoenix music lovers will be glad tn learn that Dr. William Wade Hinshaw the famous Chicago musician. is book cd to appear in concert at the Doris theate- Tuesday evening Dec. 11th. MT Hinshaw was the baritone soloist in the Messiah" given by the Appolio Club in Los Angeles last year. and is to fill a similar engagement there the 14th of December. Of him the Los Angeles Times said: "W. w. Hinshaw gave the best example of male voice singing that has been heard in oratorio in Los Angeles in recent years" He will be assisted in his program here by other artists.
 PLANNING FOR A REclTAL-On December :, one week from tonight. 6 recital will be given fin the NJ r. Church South under the auspices of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of that church. The recital will be under the direction of Mrs. May French Cooley. the elocutionist, who will give several numbers and who will be assisted by others. Among them will be Mrs. [. D. Dareron and Miss Pearl Revare. vocalists. MT. Heinrich. violinist, and Miss Gentry. pianist T. is expected also that Andrew Down. ing. the poet will give a number or two. All of these participants are well known as talented persons in their re- spectlve lines and the program cannot fail to be entertaining to all who at tend.
 THE BASEBALL GAME-The base .. ball game at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon proved to be considerable of a disappointment all round. There was not as large an attendance as the play CTS had anticipated and those who did go. while they enjoyed themselves, did not get quite as much for their money as they had expected The score was II to in favor of the alumni team and easy at that. It is claimed that both teams need a great deal more practice and most of the alumni boys had had very little. still they were the heavier and better of the two. They had the game all the way through as the high school did not score until half way through the game. There was not over a hundred eye witnesses to the tragedy. Still the game was a starter and if those interested will keep the enthusiasm up there is no reason why Phoenix should not have a team to be proud Of
 OFFICIAL RETURNS STILL COM lNG.-Governor Kibbey yesterday re- cofr-aI fro,,, .1,- -