Arizona republican., 1906-01-06

THE COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. Leo serve at the country club this after noon.
 A SHIPMENT OF CATTLE-J. J. Casey, this morning shipped eight cars of cattle to the Maier company at Los Angeles.
 CHUNG MAY GET WELL-Sam Chung. who was several nights ago, stabbed by Tom Kim in a fight in Chi natown, was last evening was still alive and it is now thought that he will recover. The trial of Kim will be held today.
 A DEAD E-Ernest Allen at one time prominent in athletics of the colleges of the middle west died yesterday morning at an early hour at his temporary home at Scottsdale. His remains will be taken east for inter- ment His home was at Sunshine, Ia.
 DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOlU- TION-The Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution will meet this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. c. w. Vickers on East Washington street at 2:30 o'clock The meeting was formerly an~
  Mrs. Walter Talbot.
 STREETS STIRRED UP Street Commissioner Bloomhorst now has First and Second avenues nicely blow ed up and ready for something or oth- CT. He may be intending to grade these thorougnfares and gravel them, but just now it looks as though he was preparing to plant a crop of sugar beets.
 STAMPING OUT GLANDERS-Dr J. C. Morton yesterday morning return ed from a hurried business trip 10 Kingman for the purpose of investigat- ing the cases of glanders found there several weeks ago. The disease has practically been eradicated but it was necessary to kill one horse on this trip. In all since the first case was discov- cred twenty eight horses have been killed. The weather has been such at Kingman as to be very favorable for the development of the cases and as soon as a sign was noticed the owners of the animals at once notified the veter- marian. Dr. Nortons last trip was in response to such a call. He says there is plenty of cold weather in and around Kingman and lots of snow
 A CALERER TO lNDlANS-Waltcr Gregory, deputy U. s. marshal, yester- day placed under arrest a negro named Frank Cooper. who lives at the corner of Fifth and Madison streets charged with selling liquor to Indians The officer had for some time past been watching the house and the movements of Cooper and had seen enough to warrant his suspicious that the place was a sort of rendezvous for Indians who liked fire water. Although it was not possible to catch Cooper in the act of making a sale, testimony will he given before the commissioner this morning by those who saw Cooper purchase wine, who saw the Indians go into the house sober and come out drunk and who found in the house the bottle, empty that had been purcnas- ed. A hearing will be had before U. s. Court Commissioner Johnstone this morning. Cooper and the Indians are all in jail.
 REVIVAL SERVIcES-Beginni Lords day morning, Jan. ', there will be revival services every evening at tn Church of Christ corner Fifth ave- nue and Monroe streets continuing every evening. The preaching will be done by J. Cronenberger, the regular minister. MT. CrOnenberger has been with the Phoenix church since the first of November and the work has been growing steadily under his good leader ship. The subjects for the coming week will he as follows: Sunday morn- ing, Gods Call for Volunteers" Even- ing, Mother a sermon lecture. This sermon will be especially interesting