Arizona republican., 1907-12-04
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WoMAN'S CLUB CHORUS-The i chorus Of the Woman'S club will meet l Thursday forenoon al 10:30 o'clock at 1 the residence of Mrs. - II. McClintock ] l39 East Washington street.
 1 w. C. T. U.-The regular monthly ] business meeting of the w. C. T. U. ! will be held this afternoon at the head | quarters Of the Associated Charities. ] 1l9 West Adams street. All members are urged to be present.
 A TRIO OF DlSTURRERS-Jos Jose Martinez. D. Rivera and Francisco | Sonoqui were before Justice Johnstone ! yesterday charged with disturbances
 of the peace. Each was sentenced to
 the county jail for six days.
 A ROAD OVERSEER-Th board of supervisors had another meeting yes terday but as on the day before the business was mostly of a routine character. J. C. Rowley was appointed road overseer of the Gila Bend district. SEVEN DAY MEN-Three offenders were the total accumulation of yester- day before Justice Kyle They were Refugio BracamOnt. who was drunk and had money left. g. of which he for feited. Juan Contrarez and Juan Freiz also indulged too freely and went broke. They received seven days each. COL. RANDOLPH HERE-Col
 Epes Randolph of Tucson. was in
 Phoenix yesterday on ra .-road business
 remaining during the morning and go-
 ing over to Tempe in the afternoon
 with Superintendent Scott. His trip
 was for the inspection of the lines and
 on business with the local offices. He
 left for MaricOpa on the evening train.
 AT SCHOOL OF MUSlC-The re-
 cital this evening at the Arizona School
 of Music is the second given by mem
 bers of the faculty and is open to the
 public. there being no admission fee.
 Miss Gertrude Trump. pianist, and MT.
 Francis Hughes, vocalist, will render
 the program this evening which prom
 ises to be one of great merit.
 VIE OLD TIME DANCING CLUB
 Ye Old lyme Dancing club will give |
 its next regular dance on December l
 10. O9 New Years eve the club will i
 give a special invitation party for which occasion each member may in | vite one couple as guests. There will | be special refreshments and music and l a fine time is anticipated for this pop | ular club
 DEATH OF THOMAS THOMPSON | Thomas Thompson of Grand Forks. | s. D.. who came here some time ago ! for his health. died yesterday. He was | a member of the order of Eagles and | his funeral under the direction of the local lodge will take place at two o'clock this afternoon from the under taking rooms of Easterling and Whit ney.
 THE PRIORITY SUIT-Another day was taken up yesterday with the case of Hurley against Abbott and others. Today the court will finish the taking of testimony concerning the lands between the Appropriations and the Salt River Valley canals and on Thursday the investigation will go to the lands under the Arizona canal, be- ginning al the east end of the culti- vated district and will thence proceed west
 MOVING PICTURE SHOW-Bobst and Van Wormer have rented the room adjoining Mir. Bobst's pool hall in the | Commercial hotel and are now prepar- ing and fitting it up for moving pie ture show which they expect to have | open by Saturday. The room will be |, ref;tted and seated with opera chairs. A new big machine throwing the pie ture 1S0 feet will be installed and the | program will be changed three times a week. A singer has been employed who will arrive here from San Bernar- dino in a few days and two songs will be rendered each performance. There will Ina tbraa r,arfoyt,, a r,cas aa.t, l
 NEW UNIFORMS-DickF Fish. Jake Daugherty, Dick Nicholson and Fred Martin. attaches of the Hotel Adams. are now sporting fine new uniforms and caps each labeled with their res pective titles. The color of the suits is a real watermelon green so they will be in style for St Patrick's day with out any special decorations The at- taches of the hotel are now wearing the new clothes with little extra swagger and tilt of the headpiece for they figure that all the ladies are casting admiring glances in their di- rection. Manager Griffis and the clerks could not afford such raiment nor did Solomon in all his glory
 FUNERAL OF WARREN EYER- The funeral of Warren Guthrie Eyer, who died Monday night, was held yes terday afternoon at o'clock from the parlors of Mohn & Driscoll though there was a service only at the grave } by reason of the nature of the disease which caused the boys death. The service was conducted by Elder Will Hams. pastor of the Christian church. Warren Guthrie Eyer was nine years old and was the son of MT. and Mrs. J. Eyer who reside on q ranch on the , Mcdowell road. Last Friday the boy :