Arizona republican., 1907-11-23
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VISITING MINING MAN. - Presi. dent C. F. Finhey of the Brooklyn-Ari- zuna. was in the city yesterday on business.
 SERVE AT COUNTRY CLUB.-Nrs. r. C. Ainsworth. Mrs. Frank Aims worth and Miss Ainsworth will serve at the Country club this afternoon.
 IN FROM SiLvERBELL.-Guy l.. Jones. agent at Silverbell, formerly agent at Salome with the Santa Fe. is in the city for a few days on business.
 SALE OF. LOTS. - Through the agency of s. Henry yesterday A. A. Gossard purchased two lots in Mount Pleasant addition an figures on erect ing houses on them in the spring.
 NEVADA MINING MEN.-Edward Mason and William Lloyd of Piochi. Nevada. were in the city yesterday en route 10 the southern part of the ter ritory on mining business. They stat ed that business is considerably slack ed up in the mining line in their state but the legitimate propositions are be- ing developed just the same.
 JUNIOR SOCIAl.-The Juniors of the Presbyterian church will give a social Saturday, November 23, at the home of Helen and Florence Mitchell. I4l4 E. Washington. All wishing to attend are to meet at the church not later than D. m. and from there the committee will take them on the car.
 GOAT IN POUND-The city police have captured another goat which was running al large and impounded him lest he do mischief to the unwary pedestrian. The owner can have his eoatship for the asking and incidentals.
 THANKSGIVING MATINEE The Gentlemen's Driving club will give a matinee Thanksgiving afternoon at the fair grounds Everything will be free even the seats. All are invited to go and see some good races.
 FOURTH STORY COMMENCED.- Work was commenced yesterday on the fourth story Of the Noble building. which it is expected to have completed in about six weeks.
 TO ENTER HORSES.-AH those having horses to enter for the Thanks giving matinee of the Gentlemen's Driving club are requested to report the names of the horses to the secre- tary of the club. Fen :. Hildreth. be- fore Wednesdav noon. November 27.
 A BANKRUPTCY CASE-In the matter of the bankruptcy of the Phoe- nix Hay and Grain company, there was an order of adjudication in the United States court yesterday and>the matter was referred to Alfred Frank Ifya rafa in laf fn hA a,.l on December 1.
 Official announcement has been made from the office of the general passen- ger agent of the appointment of W. l.. Carver to the position of city passen- ger and ticket agent for the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix in this city. vice F. N. Moutier. resigned. Mir. Carver assumed his duties on November 18th.
 SKIPPED THE coUNTRY.-George Hall, who has been employed at Mesa in livery stable. is wanted on a war rant issued in Justice kyle's court for taking undue liberties with a young girl. Upon hearing Of the official doc ument he left for parts unknown. talk ing the train from Phoenix before the sheriff was able tO apprehend him
 A PRESCOTT VISITOR.-Mrs. F. M. Hummer. of Prescott. is spending a few days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Whitney and will return home Sunday Although she has been d resident of the Pine city for l2 years this is her first visit to the Capital city and is delighted with this city and its winter climate
 MACCABEE SMOkER.-The Mac cabees are preparing for a smoker on the night of December 9th when all the members and their friends will be invited to come and enjoy the occasion. \ program of speeches, special music. moving pictures singing and boxing contests has been arranged and d course of refreshments.
 A YOUNG Santiago Brenal was yesterday arrested charged with stealing q horse belonging to an In- dian. He will be tried before Justice Kyle today. Young Brenal is fourteen years of age. He denies taking the animal but two Indian boys say that they saw him with the horse. It has not been located thus far and the boy says he has no Knowledge of it's where abouts
 FUNERAL OF MRS. DANIELS. - Mrs. Anna Daniels, wife of w. C. Dan iels, died Thursday morning and the funeral services will be held today at ? F. m. from the parlors of Easterling and Whitney. Rev. Maclean officiating.