Arizona republican., 1906-02-23

devoured under the name of supper, the ride home being in the early eve ming. The personnel of the party was:
 Misses Flora J. Lamson. Lucie John
 son. Loretta Hughes, Millison Rect ing, Gertrude Baber and Mrs. Lam son. MessTs. E. w. Baker. Edwin G.
 Alberthal, Sidney Hill, James Wing field, J. Aldrich and Walter Cope.
 Several other students went in bug
 gies and on horseback, joining the party on the reservation.
 HIGH SCHOOL MOTHERS CIR
 CLE-At the meeting Of the high
 school mothers circle this week, Dr.
 Hughes gave by request a carefully
 prepared address upon the Adolescent
 Age with special reference to the op-
 portunities and duties of teachers and
 mothers regarding children passing
 through this formative period. Special
 emphasis was laid upon the value of
 a close relationship between mother
 and child leading to the most perfect
 confidence; upon the dangers of over
 taxation in school and elsewhere.
 especially of the nervous system; and
 upon the importance of q simple na-
 tural life with plenty of out doors and
 freedom from contaminating associa-
 tions. An informal discussion follow ed ending with a vote of appreciation
 and an endorsement of its plea for a
 more thoughtful and enlightened motherhood.
 U. S. MARSHAL DANIELS IN TOWN - Ben Daniels, United States
 marshal. arrived in the city yesterday
 morning accompanied by his wife. and
 will be in town until tonight. His trip here is of an entirely private nature. When seen yesterday afternoon he
 said he did not care to discuss the probable result of the action of the United States senate with reference
 to the confirmation of his appoint ment. and intimated that his name would ultimately be approved. Natur- ally he felt very well pleased over the | result of the case in Santa Cruz coun- | ty, in which he had been arrested for | fraud and later discharged. He said ! the suit was begun with a view of forcing settlement in the light of his | investigation by the senate and with | the thought that he would not fight | the case. Being in the right he said he did not sec fit to give up
 l NEW NJ. & p. ROUNDHOUSE-H 1 T. Cory, assistant to the president Oi 1 the M & P. who has been in the city 1 for several days, has authorized the ] ma King or a request TOT q new IOuItA | house for the NJ. & P. road. The old ! structure will soon be torn down and ir ! it's stead at the same location will be l constructed a building which viii serve not only as a rOund-hOuse. but also fol ! the housing Of a large amount of ma l chinery. Although it was not stated ] from an authoritative source, it is pre- stunned from the size of the structure i that much of the machine work of the
 NJ. & P. and other Randolph roads will l be done in this city. The ongine house l part of the building will have four stalls. The old building, which will be { replaced by the new structure. was ! built at the time the road came into ] Phoenix in 1886. J. C. Mcclure in | charge oi the maintenance of way de i partment. spent yesterday in the city and. with Superintendent M. O. Bick-
 nell, made a trip over the road, in | cluding the Mesa spur.
 | CHANGING ARLINGTON CANAL
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Lewis were i1 Phoenix yesterday en route from Mesa where they have been for a few deys