Arizona republican., 1907-12-07
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DOWN FROM PRESCOTT-H. w
 McKean, trainmaster of the Sauta Pc Prescott and Phoenix was in the citN yesterday on railroad business
 VISITING RELATiVES-Miss Grac, D Jones of Valparaiso. Ind. arrived in the city yesterday morning to spend
 the winter with the family of her un-
 cle, l.. J. Rice.
 A FINE DAUGHTER.-The home ol MT. and Mrs. Robert Walker was ] frightened last evening by thf arriva
 of nice girl baby at their home, No | l20 North Sixth Street.
 SURVEYS APPROVED.-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. PASS. omaha and Violet lode mining claims. situated in the Martinez Mining District, Yavapai | county. and claimed by George H. Francis. John Agnoll and Frank Will ! Hams.
 A HARDENED oFFENDER.-Unit- | ed States Court Commissioner John stone yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Alejandro Ramos of Gila Bend on the charge of selling liquor to Indian. This is by no means his first offense. He was convicted of d simi- lar one two years ago and served time. It is said that as soon as he was re- leased he resumed the traffic and has been carrying it on ever since.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will be held tomorrow. second Sunday in Advent. in Trinity Episcopal church, south second Avenue, the Rev. J. w. Atwood, rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock, subject of sermon. John the Baptist. the man of faith;" even ing prayer and last of the series of ad- dresses on the Lords Prayer at 430 o'clock.
 REPEATERS-The two slippery but festive gents known as Foley and Me Nelly were released by the police on Thursday with the understanding that they would drift out to some other port. McNelly was picked up again yesterday by the police and a ten day sentence was suspended over his head with one more chance for him to launch his bark. IL was understood that Foley was still at anchor some where in the city last evening. but he was out of sight of the dock.
 THE PARKER BRIDGE. Vice President Drake of the s. F. P. & P. was in town yesterday afternoon and last night, returning north this morn ing. He had lately visited the end of the A. C. track. and he said that work was progressing well on the bridge at Parker. About 100 men are employed and there is no trouble now in getting all the help that will be required. All the lumber needed is on tha ground and the steel for the caissons. About half the cement which will be requir- ed is on hand and a part of -he struc- tural steel for the bridge itself. There has been some little delay in reaching this stage of preparation but it is ex- pected now that d great deal will be accomplished during the winter He was accompanied on the trip by P. P. Hastings. passenger and traffic man ager and Engineer Jaeger.
 ARIZONA APPOINTMENTS. A special dispatch to the coast papers day or two ago. refers to the list of nominations sent to the senate by the president on Tuesday. for confirmation. The dispatch also gives the names of the California and Arizona appointees. selected from the entire list, which numbers something like 900. The Ari- zona appointees named were Captain F. s. Ingalls,. reappointed surveyor general, Lyman Wakefield. appointed during recess as register of the land office. and Albert Marowetz to be gen. eral consul to Mexico. which seems to be d recently created office and the du- ties of which it is supposed will be those of an inspector in the consular service. Captain Ingalls, commission expired November 23. and as it was so close to the cOnvening of congress no recess appointment was announced, though his name was sent in with the others for reappointment. MT. Marc wetZ has been consul in Nogales Mex icO. for some time past, and MT. Wake field. appointed during the summer. has been in charge of the office here ever since.