Arizona republican., 1907-11-05
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FAIR TICKETS. Season tickets
 for the territorial fair will be placed
 on sale today at the Hotel Adams
 pharmacy and at the Larson pharma- cy.
 A MuSiCALE.-An informal musi-
 cale will be held at the Country Club
 Friday night, further particulars of which will be announced in a da. or so.
 DANCING ClUB.-"Ye Good lyme Dancing Club" will give its first dance this evening at the Arizona School of Music hill. The dancing starts prompt ly at SIS o'clock.
 w. C. T. U. MEETlNG.-The Wo- mans Christian Temperance Union will hold a business meeting at 119 West Adams street tomorrow after noon beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
 PHOENIX IS GOOD ENoUGH-Dr. F. F.. Holbrook and wife have return ed from Globe, where they have resid- ed for a .-ear The doctor says he will make no more experiments, but will live and die in Phceniy.
 TO SPEND THE WINTER-Mrs. F. NJ. Hill of Spokane Wash, mother of Mrs. Geo. w. Cowgirl. secretary of the board of trade. arrived here yesterday. She was accompanied by Miss Isabel B. Druffin, a trained nurse. Both eX- peCt of spend the winter here.
 AT HOME NOW.-Dr. A. J. Chand- Ter. who was taken seriously i'll of ptomaine poisoning a few days ago, on a train en route home and who has since been ill at the Hotel Adams, is much better and was able yesterday to continue his journey to his home in Mesa Cit..
 THE DITCH WATER-Salt river is still carrying a volume of about 10000 inches of water The rock dam at the Arizona head is not fully repaired, but will be soon, and ever days work adds to the volume of water diverted. Last evening the canal was carrying 14,0OO inches at Evergreen, a gain of 1900 inches during the day.
 FUNERAL OF r. O. WATKINS The funeral of Thos. F. Watkins will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the parlors of Easterling 6 Whitney. The dead man was a telegraph operator who came here last winter and was employed for a time in the Western Union office. He died on Saturday night He is survived by q wife and babe.
 MRS. KLOTZBAcH HERE. - Mrs George Y. Klotzbach arrived here yes terday from New York City. where she went with her husband some time ago. MT. Klotzbach came back part of the way with her, but continued his journey on to Cananea, where he has charge Of W. c. Greene's horses. He expects to join his wife here next Saturday.
 STANDS CORRECTED-In speak ing Sunday. of the new male Holstein acquired by H. Renaud of Alhambra. the correspondent of The Republican inadvertently stated his dams offic- ial milk record for months was 600 pounds of milk" It should have read 500 pounds butter instead of milk. for it would not take many days for her to give that much milk.
 NEBRASKA NEWSPkPERMAN. -| D. F. Jartzen and wife have arrived in the cit.- from Beatrice. Nebraska. and will probably remain in the city for the winter. They are the tenth or twelfth .amil.- to come to Phoenix this winter from that cit-. where the news O. the beautitudes of Phoenix have been disseminated. NIT. Jartzen was employed with the Daily Express in tEat cit- and was formerly engaged in teaching
 RETURNED FOR THE WiNTER.-l Judge and Mrs. Myron A. Baker and daughter, Miss Leone. arrived in the city vesterda.- from their home in Ke- nosha. Wisconsin. and will scend the winter in Phoenix. They are very much pleased to get back to .he sun- ny cline, as there were but about 1 three sunny days in their native state this summer They were here last winter ard became enamoured with l the valleys beautiful winters
 NEW LIQUOR HOUSE A new liquor concern will open business here 1 early in December under the name of | ''The California Wine House" It is | an Arizona incorporation. with d cap ! ital stock of s25.O0O The company has leased the old Richelieu saloon on . Center street and the adjoining room now occupied by the Independent Real | Estate company The saloon will be l and in the other apartment will be carried full stock of wines | and bottled goods.
 CAME ON A LONG JOURNEY Miss Elsa Willie of Hanover Germany. 4 irrived in the city last Saturday morn ng. She is a niece of R. l.. Bake. and II will have charge of his household af- airs. Later. she will be joined by a Il -DuuEpr sister and a brOther Miss II Vile is a handsome girl of twenty-one, II put has yet to learn the English lan- ;uage. She crossed on the Kaiserin Augusta and her journey occupied Il ourteen days. She was met at Mar