Arizona republican., 1907-08-04
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 OFF FOR VAcATlON-J. F. Tracy
 assistant cashier of the Home Savings Rank & Trust Co, left last night for a months vacation on the coast.
 A NEW PHOENIX BANKER Daniel Johnston of Chicago arrived yesterday and will be connected with the Home Savings Bank and Trust company of this city. Mir. Johnston was formerly with the American Trust
 & Savings company of Chicago.
 | v. M. C. 4. AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL-Sunday. August 4th. at s
 o'clock D. m.. the fifth lecture under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. will
 be given at the Indian school. C. H.
 Davidson will be the speaker. Sub
 jeet. Civic Righteousness" Special
 music by the "Dixie Quartette." All
 are cordially invited to these pleasant interest and attendance is constantly i increased.
 MOVING ROUND. - w. S. Colds
 worthy keeps moving round to help keep the air in circulation for the rest of the people. Yesterday he took a run oyer to Mesa. and this morning he left for Prescott with his grip full of hot air. He will bring back a chunk of cold q!r or. Monda.- to replace it. FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of Charles Emerson will be held today at o'clock in the parlors of Moore X Mcclellan and will be under the aus pices of the Modern Woodmen of America Deceased came here some time ago from Potlach. Idaho. and died on Thursday.
 MESSAGE OF BEREAVEMENT = Joe Monihan yesterday received tel egram announcing the death at noon the day before. of his brother, John C. Monihan. in Washington. N. Y. The dead man was the youngest of eleven children and leaves a family Of six children. His wife died about six years ago. He has been i'll for the last three months of stomach affec- ton that has been difficult to diag- nose. While his death was unexpected it was not entirely a surprise.
 STUNG, BUT LIKES TIA postal card received from E. F. Kellner. dat ed at Carlsbad, Austria. says that MT. and Mrs. Kellner are having good time. but the continental people all have a hand out and an itching paim To use his own language, We have done France. Italy. Switzerland and Austria. but the Dagoes done us at each turn. Born robbers. keep no con- tract, price, faith, but all change. Still have Germany. Norway. Holland. Bel gium and Great Britain to do, but like it and seeing more than can remem- Der. About 6O.OOO visitors here. many of them Americans. Place O K. and water better. Learning to forget work and have concluded there will be bus mess when I am gone"
 RECOVERED HIS COON. - There was chronicled in hese columns some time ago, the story of the futile efforts of Henry l.. George to distribute a couple of pet cOons among his friends. ! He finally succeeded in getting rid of them to an acquaintance who was {. moved to pity by the heartrending story of his efforts. The coons Were . delivered by MT. George. but | q few days later both of them escaped. | their tender years. or { ra ather, their tender weeks. one of them {, had sufficient instinct to guide him. 1 self back to the residence of NIT. George i where he is now permanently installed 1 in the kitchen and the hearts of the members of the family with full ac- : cess to the garbage can. The other : coon was found by a little son of H. H. : McNeil. swimming down the town : ditch. and he has been provided with q good home.
 A TOUR OF THE INDIAN SERv- ; ICE.-Frank P. Lee. who is in charge of the agricultural department of the Phoenix Indian school. returned to the school yesterday after an absence of several weeks. Mir Lee attended the of the National Educational Association at Los Angeles. having in charge the Indian pupils from this school who took part in the Indian fe3- | ture of the convention. The sessions which were attended also by Commis- sioner Francis F.. LeupD. were very and instructive. In the of his address MT. Leupp reit- |, erated his well known views on the i proper treatment of the Indian by mak- ing him depenGent upon his own ef forts. After the convention Mir Lee went to Fort BidwelI in the Modoc . country. where he was stationed for two years after entering the Indian ! service. Fort Bidwell is pretty well i isolated from the rest of the country | since it can be reached only by stage journey of 40 miles from Reno. Nev. But it IS one Of the most delightful places in the country. sitting high among the pines
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