Arizona republican., 1908-05-19
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with relatives and friends
 ATTENDING COURT. - Attorney General E. =. Clark. of Prescott. is in the city attending the supreme court session.
 THE GOVERNOR'S RETURN.-It . is expected .iov! rg3r Kibbcy viii re- turn from. his visit in Washington on Saturday next.
 A BUSINESS T8lP.--J. F. Cleave- land, private secretary of Governor. left Sunday night for Morenci ou d quici, trip t7 look after private mat
 ters
 DEATH OF. A CHILD-Mr. and Mrs. D. n, CEabb. are mourning the loss of ttheir' baby. little Ina, who passed away at S:1o Monday afternoon after a few days illness at the home of Mrs. Crabb's mother Mrs. T. l.. Earle, 137 south Second street.
 SOCIAL FOR THE GENTLEMEN The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have an evening social tonight at 7:30. to which the gentle
 men are cordially invited. The Sun day school orchestra will furnish music for the evening.
 | rdauce o- tEe smart Set Club will be held in AIolczer's hall on Wednesday evening Ben Nlsse. one of the mem fbers oi the orchestra, has just return ed from California; equipped with trunk full of new music. The soloist of the occasion will be C. $. Oakes. NOT READY FOR TRIAL.-The ease of Carroll and Smith. the two fyDuths who called themselves the
 Two Eloan Kids" wanted for the em- [ hezHemeut of a team and buggy from ! X. W. Bennett of Glendale was called before Justice Johnstone yesterday but ! went over rmtil next Thursday SURVEY APPROVED. The Sur vayor General has approved Mineral survey No. 2517 "A. x E.. O. K. lode and O. K miH-eite situate in the Gold Basin Mining District Ntohave county. and claimed by the O. K. Mining and Milling company.
 THE MESA HIGH SCHOOL BONDS There was receiycd by the board of Isuperyisors yesterday go, record oE the proca sdings of the Mesa high school district in voting bonds to the amount of 2f5nNH for a uF4.. n gh. Schaol. build ing The ureteedugs have been ap- proved by tho district attorney SD that | the board win at once proceed 10 ad- hverIise l-4rs bids for the bonds
 NEW MANAGEMENT - Harry E.ieharJEoR-wIo has for. the past year tbeen the manager of the Ford Grill l lroom has bought that branch Of the business from Ne~-rS. Williams and 1 Haffner. He proposes to cater Co the best trade i'm every respect and will give special attention to the serving of private parties and large festal spreads
 4 BLAZE IN sCOTTSDALE-Sat- urIay morning about TO o'clock fire l broke out in the back part of W. H. l |GraeneS mouse here occupied by Jus ! tin Butts family. The fire had so much start before it was discovered that nothing coud be done except to : save few things iu the front part |of the house. Ar. Butts loss is about BOO with no insurance. Mir. fGreene had his library and many oth- ! CT things stored in the upper rooms (which arc a' total loss as no insur- auce was carried Alr. Greenes loss ] is perhaps Sl-o0 to Sl4o0. All parties couc4ued in the loss have the sym p8thy Of the community and such as sistance is being rendered as is neces- sary.
 DEATH OF MRS. BROWN.-3Iss Andrew Mac Curuack Brown, died
 Sunday afternoon at 3.ocIock at S- Jo-enh'S hospital of tuberculosis. af- ! ter an illness that lasted over twelve ! wears For the last three years she | n famiv home is in Los Angeles. her husband being assistant cashier of the American National Bank of that city. He arrived here last week .on being informed of the critical condi- tl1n ur his wife. and left last night for houTe taking the body for intement in Los Angeles. Beside the bereaved husband Mrs Brown is survived here by her mother. who was in attendance during her long illness. She leaves al son also who is living with relatives in ohio and attending school Mrs. Brown made quite number sof warm
 friends here c>Botwfthstandine she was too Lu t9 participate in social affairs dUri1g-her residence here. and all who knew her esteemed her most highly.
 NEW SPRINGS SAN1TARIUM.-
 Many visitors from all parts of the
 vailc" are reported daily at the new
 well af the Hot Springs Oil Co.,. says
 the Stafford Guardian The well keeps
 up steady flow of hot water which
 appears to be strougIy<mpregnat by
 minerals. A sample has been sent to
 Tucson for analysis. the result of
 which will determine the value of the
 water for medicinal purposes. Every
 one visiting the well has drank of the
 water, which has a slight salty taste.
 though not 6iSagreeaDie. one man at
 tho well last Sunday drank two quarts
 Of the water without any i'll effects.
 The location of the well. being only
 five miles south of Stafford. would
 make a proposition for sanitarium
 feasible. 1t is thought that the well