Arizona republican., 1907-10-21
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HAS COME TO STAY.-A MT Mil Ter of Modesto. California, an old friend of J. M Barney, who formerly lived in Modesto arrived here Saturday and will most likely remain permanently. He is a school teacher by profession and is we'll impressed with Phoenix.
 ENTERTAINED cLASS.-Mrs. A. B. Buckley entertained her Sunday school class. the Eureka club. in her home last Friday evening It was their quar- terly business meeting. The evening closed with substantial refreshments and a delightful social hour. Earl Pecka and Rick McFall furnished the music. <-.
 A SUCCESSFUL QUAIL HUNT The first party of quail hunters which went out yesterday morning returned early in the evening. It consisted of James Ta-lor, Earl Chappell, N. T. Crump, Charles Shoe and Roy Stauf- fer. They brought in 122 birds and eighteen cottontails. They came with in three of the legal limit of a days work among the quail.
 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MT. and Mrs. E. B. SchuDp were given pleasant surprise last Monday even ing, it being their fourth wedding an niversary. They were the recipients of a beautiful hand painted china berry set The guests were MT. and Mrs. A. F. Volk, MT. and Mrs. R. M. Gates, MT and Mrs. C. Stanton, MT. and Mrs. O. F. SchupD and children.
 AN AT HOME.-The Baptist ladies will be at home to all friends next
 Thursday, to ?. n., in the parlors
 of their church. The guest of honor will be Mrs $. E. Burtis. It is eX- pected that all church distinctions will be obliterated by the pleasurable an- tfcipation of enjoying a social after
 noon with Mrs. Burtis and the hos tesses. The invitation is given in this public manner because it is desired
 that all ladies and gentlemen should feel free to come and enjoy the oc- casion.
 THE GRAND JURY.-The following is a list of the members of the terri torial grand jury, all of whom have
 been informed that their presence is desired at the opening of the court:
 Harry L. Chandler. Riley Johnstone, William Ward. j. H. Frankenberg, T. Herbert Taylor, O. H. Christy, Y. F.. Allison, Alfred J. Peters, Clinton Camp bell, sam N. Seip, Lafayette Dana, JudsOn 4. Harmon, F. Rays, Mason D. Novinger. r. NJ. Avis. w. w. Cook, w. A. Mouer. L. B. Orne, W. W. Brad shaw. Charles Donofrio and George H. Lutgerding.
 MAKING PRoGRESS.-It will be remembered that some time ago Rafael NalenZuela, a trust-, escaped from the territorial prison and was at large for
 several months. finally working his way into old Mexico. where he was arrest ed at the request of Governor Kibbey. An application was made through the state department for his eXtradbion and return to this country. On Sat urday there was received at the gov ernor's office the presidents warrant authorizing the agent of the territory to proceed to Mexico and apply for
 the custody of the prisoner. Superin- tendent Rynning of the penitentiary ! has been named as such agent and will { leave for HermosillO as soon as the governors office is notified by the American ambassador to Mexico that the necessary formalities in that cOun- try have been complied with.
 A NEW HOTEl.-The Hotel Hay ward, Los Angeles newest first-class | hotel is doing considerable advertising for itself in getting before the people and incidentally is advertising the en- tire city. That is a feature of Los An geles enthusiasm that has made the ! city such d wonderful place. Every fellow scratches the other fellows back | The Hayward. located at Spring and Sixth streets, is an absolutely fireproof structure, is operated on both the American and European plans and has large sample rooms for commercial
 men. H. C. Fryman is the proprietor
 and the chief clerk is Fred L. Pres brey. formerly with the Hollenbech hotel. A recent folder was sent out by the Hayward management descrip- tive of the hotel and of the city and showing pictures of all the large
 hotels and other buildings and a pam oramic view of the central portion of the citz'.
 A COMPETENT JUDGE. Henry Berar. who was the judge of the poul- try exhibit at the last territorial fair is not only one of the foremost judges of poultry in the United States, but is
 one of the best judges of other judges. c E. Wood, the superintendent of the poultry department of the fair was therefore much gratified yesterday to
 receive from him the highest commen-
 datiOn of F. II. Shellaberger of Liberty,
 la, whose services for the coming fair
 have been secured. It was intended to
 have MT. Berar, but he had been pre- viOusly secured for the San Jose poul- try exhibit which will take place at the time of the fair here. MT. Berar writes that MT. Shellaberger is unsurpassed in this country for his knowledge of poultry. Though MT. Berar will not be here he will probably be represented by pen of buff wyandottes.
 This is change night at the Bijou.