Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-31
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BUS FOR DANcE-The bus for the
Country club dance tonight will leave
the Hotel Adams at $50 sharp.
OUT AFTER AccIDENT-Eugene
| Grady O'Neill was able to be down
to his office Yesterday after the recent
| injury in a runaway.
ONE FFENDER-Justice Kyle
had before him Yesterday Placius Sa-
laris for being intoxicated and assess
ed him the usual foe
EN- ROUTE TO KELvlN-Thomas
| Kavanaugh was in the city yesterday
| from Tucson on his way to Kelvin.
where he has some mining interests.
LAST MEETING OF THE YEAR
| There will be a meeting of the board
of supervisors today for the purpose
of receiving the annual reports of the
county officers and otherwise closing
/ up the business Of the year.
PRESCOTT NOT coMING.-Buel
/ Maple. manager Of the Phoenix Tigers,
announced yesterday that owning to
not being able TO secure grounds for
! New Years there will be no football
game between his husky eleven and
the Prescott squad as had been plan
ned
Lands TO RETURN.-Lee II.
Lands is expected to return to Phoe-
nix tomorrow and assume his duties
as general agent of the NJ.
and P. and P. and F. F. J. Trethaway,
who has dbeen visiting in jamestown.
Cal. for some time will return today.
INFORMAL REcEPTIoN-On the
afternoon of New Years day an infor-
nal reception will be held at the house
Of the Rev. J. w. Atwood, $40 North
Third avenue. to meet Bishop Ken
drick. To which members Of the Trim
ity church and friends Of the bishop
are cordially invited without further
notice.
FUNERAL OF MRS. SURGHNoR
The funeral services of Mrs. b. p.
Surghnor. who died Saturday evening
will be held this afternoon at ? pm.
from the parlors of Easterling and
Whitney. Rev. Mr.. Douglas will Off
ciate. Mr. Surghnor is a member of
the Elks lodge and brother Elks are
requested to attend
THE DRY FARMING CONGRESS
There was received at the office OF
the board of supervisors yesterday an
invitation by the committee of the
Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress
to send delegates from the county to
the congress which will hold its next
session at Salt Lake. The supervisors
are entitled tot appoint from five to
ten delegates.
OF ARIZONA iNTEREST-Miss
Mary Ingram of Washington, O.. has
been appointed teacher at the Phoenix
Indian school. A patent has been is
sued TO Carl G. Lindstrand Of Bisbee
for a machine for Stag breaking. The
following postoffices in this territory
have been made domestic money order
offices: Cherry. Grand View. Stoddard
Talklai and Old Glory.
ELECT oFFlcERs-The Ell Yema-
nah Temple No. Go, D. o. X. X, has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Royal vizier. c W
Cisney: grand emier Charles \.
Stauffer. mahedi. Clifford Smith:
treasurer. G. w. Kane; secretary. J.
/ T. Powell: satrap. G J. Bessie; sahib
z. VI. Depew: sheill J. II. Kinney;
trustee. J. II. Langston.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT tennis
tournament will be held at the Coun-
try club New Years day. the program
being as follows: Ladies' doubles 10
am. gentlemen pm. mixed > pm.
The club desires members wishing to
enter events to notify one Of the ten
mis- committee. which consists OF Miss
Edith Bennitt. Jack Ainsworth and
Celora Stoddard. There will be given
first prize.
TUCSON VISIToR.-John Barrett,