Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-03

| The horse was not caught until some
| time yesterday when he was found
down near the river. The injured men
were taken TO their rooms at the Con-
mercial hotel and a physician sum-
moned. Mr.. Simon, it is understood.
was hurt quite severely across the
abdomen. though as far as could be
J learned last night the condition of
neither is alarming
THE COUNTRY cLUB-The Coun-
try Club viii give a card party at the
club house this afternoon. The ladies
of the house committee will serve.
RAILROAD MEN COMING-Mr. f.
NJ. Murphy, president. w. A Drake.
superintendent and +. A. Jones of the
traffic department of the s. f. p. &, r.
are expected to arrive in Phoenix this
morning and will spend the day here
on business.
TRINlTYS NEW RECTOR-Julius
W. Atwood and family are expected To-
arrive here this LRorning from Column
bus, Ohio. and will make this their
home. Mr.. Atwood is the new rector
of Trinity Episcopal church and will
preach his first sermon tomorrow
morning
A REAL ESTATE AUcTIoN-Therc
viii be something new in the real es-
tate business in this part of the coun-
try on November 10. 1t will be a real
estate auction at which forty-seven
lots in Monte Vista place will be sold
This tract lies on the north side of Van
Buren, street and between Seventh and
Ninth streets.
IL TROVATORE-A large house
greeted the performance of II Trova-
tore by the Lambardi Grand Opera
r.r,r or
last night. The excellent music of the
evening before served the purpose OF. a
good advertisement Fo- many last
nights entertainment was a greater
treat than the performance the night
before There was an entirely new
cast in the principal parts
RESIDENTS FOR THE WINTER
S G. Bevington and wife of Kansas
city. arrived in the city yesterday
morning They are stopping at the
Hotel Adams and will be residents of
the city for the winter. Mr.. Beving-
ton is well known capitalist of Kan
sas City. He is heavily interested n
real estate in Missouri and Iowa and
is also interested in mining in Eastern
Oregon.
WHOLESALE BURGLARY - Two
burglars, evidently men of experience
dt tllS N'l r. entered the general store
of A. Romley, located at the corner OF
Washington and Sixth streets. Thurs
day night. and stole property of the
probable value of $500. An entrance
was effected through a rear door of the
establishment and from all appear
ances II is thought the goods stolen
We're packed away in some sort of a
four-wheeled vehicle. After the Rom
ley store had been ransacked the office
and establishment of the Phoenix Bot
Ting Works, which is next door, We're
entered. b6t nothing of value was TAX
On. There was nothing available.
Angered over the fruitlessness of their
second job one of the robbers wrote in
the cash book the line. This is the
cheapest damn place ever saw on
opening his store yesterday morning
Mr.. Romley discovered the robbery
and ar once reported the matter to the
police. Late in the afternoon a Next
can woman reported to the police the
discovery of a number of articles
which she had found under the plat
form of the Kenner warehouse on
South Fifth street. Twelve pairs Of
shoes, eleven pairs of gloves and some
clothing were recovered but seventeen
garments of underwear are still miss
ing.