Arizona republican., 1906-06-15
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 LEFT FOR cHIcAGO-Chas. Ur- ban, who for some months past has been with the Berryhill company. left this morning for Chicago, where he will join his wife, who preceded him several weeks. They will make tour of the eastern states and rturn to Phoenix in the fall
 HIS FIRST VlSlT-W. c. BirdsaIl, representing the Atkins Saw company, of Indianapolis, paid Phoenix a visit yesterday in the interest of his com pany the first he has ever paid to this section. His company has, however. been placing goods in this territory heretofore through the California job bers.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. KElLY-The funeral of Mrs. Kelly, who died in this city Tuesday night at midnight will take place this morning from the Cath olic church at s o'clock. nterment of the remains win temporarily be made in the Rosedale cemetery, but they win later be taken to Denver. the family home.
 A LEGISLATOR IN TOWN-Hon. Lamar Cobb. Jr., of Graham county. arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend several days here. MT. Cobb is a member of the territorial legislature and prominent in the pOliti- cal affairs of the democratic party of the territory. It is quite likely that he will be returned to the legislature by the voters of his county.
 COMING BACK TO STAY-Miss Nell R. Blount Miss Reba Blount and their cousin, George Herman. left on this mornings Santa Fe train for their home at Macomb, III. Miss Nell Blount has been here for nearly two years and thinks so well of Arizona that she has invested in real estate here and will probably return next fall to make Phoenix her future home.
 MATRON OF TEMPE DORMI- TORY-The board of the Territorial Normal school at Tempe yesterday elected Mrs. Elizabeth C. Brown ma tron on the girls dormvitory in the place of Mrs. T. C. Jobs, resigned. Mrs. Jobs has occupied that position for the last two years. For some months Mrs. Brown has been matron at the terri torial hospital for the insane.
 GOING TUESDAY-As soon as Jake Miller heard about that slxty-foot shark that was landed near Los An geles, he began packing up his summer clothes and arranging for his annual vacation. on Tuesday he will leave with Mrs. Miller and all of the little Millers for the sea shore He expects
 to stay until he breaks the shark rec ord, or uses up all Of his bait
 CRAZY ABOUT GOLD-John Mer- ritt. an undersheriff of Yavapai coun- ty, yesterday afternoon brought to the territorial asylum for the insane a man committed by the probate court at Prescott. The patient does not talk
 rationally on any subject but keeps mumblmg words in praise of a suppos- ed gold property. the product of which he says is Gold Thresh. He was talk en up while wandering in the hills near Mayer.
 THE FOURTH AT FLORENCE Florence is pulling herself together for big celebration on the Fourth of July and has rendered to the governor an invitation to deliver an oration. The governor has accepted it. Shortly af- rewards Governor Kibbey received a similar invitation from the Douglas people who are also planning a big celebration but he could not accept it for the reason that he can hardly be in both cities at once.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2244. which includes the Canyon, Gold Hill. South Side. Bisbee Queen. Bisbee Queen No. 9 and Bis bee Queen No lode claims. situate in the Warren mining district. Cochise county, claimed by F.. F. Dennis of Bisbee, Arizona. The surveyor gener- al has also surveyed mineral survey ! No. 223s. Hughes No I lode, situate in the Pima mining district, Pima county, -l frfaaa q krr UTsr nv dated Copper company.
 BOARD OF TRADE EXHIBIT-The board of trade exhibits are being given considerable attention by the fruit growers of the valley and for several days hardly day has past. that there has not been brought in for exhibition ! purposes some sample of fruit Yes terday Mrs. F. M. Lamson brought to
 the board rOoms a fine lot of June peaches. They are of the yellow cling variety and of an especially fine flavor and large size C. F. Justus brought a twig from one of his peach trees that was remarkable. On the branch which was about twelve inches long. were twelve peaches, not of a large variety. but of fine appearance. Harold Stroud brought something of monstrosity in the way of hens egg to the board rooms. Five such eggs would weigh a pound. The specimen was laid by a leghorn hen. It is the young mans wish that eggs were sold by weight in the place of count. All of the speci- mems will be preserved for exhibition.
 GALLIVER HAUXHURST - Last evening at 8:3O o'clock at the home of the brides parents. on East Van Buren street, Harry M. GalIiver and Miss FL 1 la Hauxhurst were united in marriage
 in the presence of a few of the most intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties. Rev. Mr. J. D. Cronenberger performed the ceremony
 the ring service being the one used
 Mrs. E. w. Lewis, a friend of the bride since her childhood was the matron of 1 honor. The home had been very pret- tlly decorated for the occasion by the use of an abundance of roses. Fol