Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-16
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST

SMART SET cLUB-The Smart Set
club will dance again tonight at Melc-
zer's hall. The new brand of dance
music seems to be catching on
KELVIN VISITOR-Hon. j. |. Cole
man. a member of the last legislature
and since that time one who has risen
to fame as the Kelvin ice man. is in
the city attending the United States
court.
WOMhN'S CLUB MEETING.-The
ladies of the WOmen's Club met yes
terdar afternoon in the parlors of the
PRESBYTERIAN church and enjoyed Il
very pleasant social afternoon. Dur
ing the afternoon a number of choice
selections We're rendered by Mr.. Rede-
will on one of his new Pianola Pianos.
Refreshments were served by the house
committee. after which the executive
committee met in regular session.
INQUIRING AFTER FATHER
Marshal Moore has received letter
from c. Il. Jones of Boulder. Colo.
who makes inquiry as to the wherea-
bouts and circumstances of his father.
Ed T. Jones, bricklayer. He was
last heard of in Phoenix about three
months ago when he wrote that he
was thinking of going on a prospecting
trip Hitherto he has written home
regularly every two weeks and his
long silence has led his friends to fear
that some misfortune has overtaken
him. -
OF INTEREST TO ARIzoNIANS-
Miss Lillian h. Morris of Stafford. Ari-
iona. has been appointed a clerk in
the Black Mesa national forest. Frank
a Krupp and Henry Peach have been
appointed guards in the Baboquivari
and Tonic national forests respective
ly. The contract for carrying the mail
from Harqua Hala to Salome has been
awarded to William Roberts of Sa-
lone. The following postoffices have
been discontinued: Rye, ella county.
mail to OXbow; Walker, Yavapai
county, mail to Poland.
HAS COME TO STAY-Alphonse
GaSs, a brother of the GasS brothers,
who are engaged in the restaurant
business here. arrived Sunday from
the family home in Chattanooga, Tenn.
He has been in the restaurant BUSH
ness for the last twenty years and will
be associated with his brothers here
in the same business. II is a family
business. as all the brothers have been
intimately associated in the same line
in the east Another brother has also
resolved to join the Phoenix contin-
gent of the family and is shaping his
affairs to come as soon as possible.
DEATH OF HELEN HINE.-Word
has been received of the death at
Eureka. Cal on October Of Helen
Louise Hine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
T. W. Hine, formerly of this city. She
was born here and lived here until the
departure of her parents for Califor
mia nearly ten years ago. The cause Of
death was Bright's disease. of which
she had suffered for more than year.
There had been a hope of recovery, the
doctor having some weeks before pro-
nounced the case durable. She was
fourteen years OF age and left her pa
rents and two brothers to mourn her
. loss. The funeral was largely attend
ed and there were many beautiful flor
al offerings.
SURVEYS APPRoVEO.-The sur
veyor general has approved mineral
survey No. PAPA, embracing the Puri-
tan. Puritan No. >, Puritan No. 3, It.
allan, Iron Mask. MadiZell, Derby, Der
by No. >, Derby No. ,, Ellen No. 1,
Ellen No. ,, Penos Alto No. I. Peno All
to No. ,, Peno Alto No. 5. Happy
Strike. Protection No. ,, Protection No.
3. Highland, Humbert. Huguenot, Pat
sy, Sunnyside, Sunnyside No. l, Sure
enough and Knocker Doom lode min
ing claims. situated in the Thumb
Butte Mining District, Yayapai coun-
~, and claimed by George L. Young.
The surveyor general has also approx
ed Mineral Survey No. 2454. Wild
Horse, William 3. Moore and Vie Roy
lode mining claims, situated in the
Warren Mining district, Cochise county
and claimed by George II. Crosby:
also Survey No. 2456, Rural No. , lode
claim. situate in the Wallapai Mining
District, Mohave county, and Claimed
/ by f. +. Thompson.
THE AlHMABRA SALOON L.
CENSE.-The Alhambra saloon license
question is still open 50 far as the