Arizona republican., 1907-12-30
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST

FUNERAL MOTHERHOOD +.
Westbrook, formerly Of Prescott. AriZ.,
brother of Henry l. Westbrook of Los
Angeles. Cal. died Friday. December
27th. at the Sisters Hospital Funeral
services will be held at Easterling &
Whitney's undertaking parlors at =
o'clock today
FAVORABLE ACTION-W. b.
Twitchell Of RAY. who has been in the
city for a few days. says that he has
received word from the recent meet
ing of the board of directors in Phil
adelphia. to the effect that favorable
action was taken on the plan To install
a 300-ton plant at the Kelvin Calumet
mine i'm the near future. Mr.. Twitch-
ell SAYS that things look good for
resumption OF activity in Kelvin dis
trict as soon as the money conditions
ease up a little in the east.
REQUlSITION HoNORED-Gover-
nor Kibbey on Saturday honored
requisition issued by the governor Of
California for the eXtradition of Juan
Pedro. alias CULLEN. alias Joe Ellin.
wanted in Modesto, Stanislaus county.
The papers We're presented by George
l. lstN H. d hOhtSAO NpAlS1NADAts ~
whom WAS given warrant Of rendi-
ton. The accused man is in the Ben
son jail, for which point Davis left on
Saturday night. The prisoner will be
taken back to answer the charges Of
killing a Mexican woman in Modesto
in October Of this year.
co. 3, N. G. A.-Owing 10 quite a
number Of the members being engaged
late in the stores during the holiday
season. drills have been suspended the
last two weeks, but the members are
reminded that drilling must be active
ly taken up again with the new year.
The next meeting will be on Monday.
Jan. ., when a fun attendance is de-
sired, and steps will be taken to re-
cruit up 10 the strength ordered by the
war department Target practice will
begin again as soon as a sufficient
class of men are ready.
SOlOMONVIllE VISlTOR-Attor-
ney .. r. Norman of Solomonville
was in the city Saturday on legal bus
mess and looking after filing some
mining claim location notices. He
says that the country around Solo
knoxville has not felt the financial
conditions very much. Notwithstanding
the fact that some of the mining
camps which are the markets for the
valleys products are not so lively. He
SAYS that this year has been very
prosperous one for the farmers Of the
Upper ella valley and the crops have
been record makers
GRAMMAR PARTIALLY LocAT-
IT, .
tombstone Yesterday that there may
be- a man b. the name of George
Grammer. Grammer is the man from
whom George Halterman said he re-
ceived the checks for the issuing of
which he has been held to the grand
jury. Two men who claimed to have
seen Grammer told the justice about
il Yesterday but they did not give an
accurate description Of him Halter
man though said he was tall and hol-
lowcheeked but further than that his
description was meager.
MRS. SuRGHNOR DEAD-Mrs.
Ed Surghnor. who was a few days
ago operated on for appendicitis at
the Sisters hospital, died late Satur-
day night. 1t was thought that she
was improving succeeding the opera
ton. and her demise will be surprise
to her friends. She was apparently
strong woman. The remains were
taken in charge by Easterling and
Whitney but the funeral arrange
ments have not vet been made. Mrs
Surghnor had been a resident of this
city for a long period Of years and
was an esjeemable woman. devoted TO
her home and family Mr. Surghnor
is engineer at the Peoples Ice plant
The bereaved relatives have many
friends here who will extend sincere
sympathy in this sudden loss.
WILL KEEP OPEN HOUSE-The
Baptist Young Peoples Union most
cordially invite all friends and all Wis
itors in the city TO enjoy next Tues
day evening with them in the Sunday
school room Of their church. The So
cial committee and the officers OF the
union will make it pleasant for every
one from eight o'clock to eleven. and
at eleven o'clock the devotional COM
mittee will open praise and prayer
service which will continue until time
to greet their new friend. 1908
Guests will be welcomed at any hour
and can withdraw AT any time if other
duties or pleasures demand it.
A DENVER CONSULTATIONS
The first copy of Mining Science has
been received at The Republican Of
flee. Mining Science is published in
Denver and is a consolidation Of the
Mining Reporter and ores and Metals.
two OF Denver's oldest and best known
mining journals. In the new journal.
Mining Science, the typographical
clothes OF the Reporter have been re-
tanned for the use of the amalgamated
publication. The shape Of the paper