Arizona republican., 1906-01-11
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MT. E. F. Dunlevy clerk of the dis trict court, will leave today for New York on business. He will be absent from the city about three weeks.
 RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS - Mrs. A. D. Leyhe, who has been con fined to her bed for the last five days, was able to be about the house yes terday, and is now in a fair way to recovery.
 CAPITAL CLUB NlGHT-A very pleasant evening of dancing was en- joyed by the Capital City Dancing club last evening at Melczers hall. About twentyfour couples were in at tendance.
 THE WATER IS coMING-There. will be water in the Appropriators' canal on Saturday, and it is expected that there will be a full head in on Monday, the repairs on the canal hav- ing been almost completed.
 ELkS' LADIES' SOCIAL-Tonigh the local lodge of Elks will hold their first ladies social session and the af- fair promises to be we'll attended. All visiting Elks and their wives or lady friends are invited by the lodge to at tend.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license w2s issued yesterday to August Iben and Miss Nellie TCohey. The bride-to-be IS the daughter of MT. and Mrs Redmond Toohey. The marriage will be solemnized at the Catholic church today.
 MISSIONARY TEA-The Womans' Baptist Home and Foreign Mission so- ciety will hold missionary tea at the ,.s.e q I- row at 3 D. m. The society hopes for a large attendance. Mrs. Coats and Mrs Brewer will prepare the program.
 WILL BUILD COTTAGES-J. L. Irwin yesterday sold for F. M. Davis two lots on the corner of Sixth and Adams streets to Mrs. Margaret Jones. who owns and is building on the ad- joining lot. She will build nice brick cottages on these lots also. The con- sideration in the deed was s1.600.
 A GROWTH OF INTEREST-An- other good meeting was held last even ing at the Church of Christ revival The sermon on repentance was said by those attending to have been a power ful one. MT. Cronenberger kept his hearers full of enthusiasm and feeling and his appeals were felt by many. One made the good confession, one addi- tion from other congregations and two to fellowship. Many have felt the call of the gospel and a great harvest is approaching in the work. MT. CrOn enberger's power is growing as is the interest in his sermons each evening. The music and song service each even ing is especially good. The subject this evening will be What is Conver- sion?" a strong subject and no doubt the sermon will be a strong one. The pastor requests all to attend the meet ings and bring their hearts, brains and bibles and follow closely. Strangers are especially welcome. The service begins at 7:30 o'clock.
 TEDDY TOOK A TUMRLE-Teddy is the name of the last dog that joined the city police force and mention has been made of him before. He came down from Roosevelt with man who was jailed and when the master was released the dog refused longer to stay with him, preferring to attach himself to the municipal administration. All last summer he was on duty with the night force and being a bright. play ful and intelligent dog he became very popular. Since work was begun at tha gravel pit east of town Teddy has made it headquarters most of the time. One of his favorite amusements nas been playing with the burning fuses of the blasts just before they were ex- ploded. The holes are drilled quit~ deep and two or three sticks of giant powder are used in each hole. The fuse being quite long, burns some time after being lighted, and the men move away, it has been Teddy's custom tc rush up to where the smoke was is suing from the nole and try to scratch 1t out. The workmen call him off and with great trouble have been able al ways until yesterday to get him away before disaster ensued. He always seemed to think the little puff, noise. and rocks thrown in the air was an arrangement especially for his amuse- ment. but yesterday. he resolved to see what kind o. an animal was in thar hole. Wnen the smoke began to curl