Arizona republican., 1908-01-25
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MINING MEN. - John C. Donlevy, of Cananea and B. T. Harrington of Bisbee were in Phoenix yesterday on mining business.
 TO HAVE EYES TREATED-Peter Mohn has gone to Minneapolis where he will have his eyes treated by spec ialists in hope of bettering the sight. He will be gone several weeks.
 FIRST M. E. CHURcH.-Preaching Sunday morning and evening by the pastor. Special music at both serv- ices. Sunday school 9:45. Junior League o'clock. Epworth League 6:3Q
 STUDENTS RECITAl.-The com ing Tuesday evening. some of the pu- pills of Mir Thomas Francis Hughes of the Arizona School of Music will ap- pear in recital These students re- citals are open to the public.
 SON IMPROVING-Hiram Hastings last night reported that his son Jo- seph Hastings, who was yesterday op- erated on for appendicitis was getting along nicely at present. The young man IS at the Sisters Hospital
 SANTA FEE OFFICIALS. - w. A. llIdke. AlGe DIGSlQtlll anu StlitA ell iiislil- ager and F. P Cruice assistant to President Murphy of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix. were here yes- terday on railroad business. MT Drake had just returned from a trip to Parker
 SOME ACTIVITY.-Whi!e the real estate men do not expect at this time of the year to do as big business as later in the spring, there is some movement Yesterday w. K. James reported the practical closing of three deals in one day aggregating several thousand dollars. The papers not yet having gone on record. the names of the purchasers were not made public.
 TO VISIT MlNE.-Charles H. Sea mans, secretary of the Sultana Arizo- ma Copper company of Chicago, A. s. Braznell. A. w. Blaznell, B. s. BraZ- nell and Donald McNeil of Pittsburg. arrived in Phoenix yesterday for a trip of inspection to the Sultana min ing property for which place they will leave this morning.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will be held tomorrow. third Sunday after Epiphany. in Trinity Episcopal church, South Second Ave. the Rev. J. W. Atwood, rector. as fol- lows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning prayer and ser mon at T o'clock. The Offertorv solo will be GounOd's "Oh Divine Redeem CT" sung by Mrs. Vivian Hamilton Lane.
 RAIN AT PRESCOTT. - A. c. Me Queen. live stock agent for the Santa Fe, came down from Prescott yester- day afternoon and reports a good rain at the mountain cit,A and extending as far down as Date Creek. It is very encouraging to the sheep and cattle men. Shearing will begin at Boards ly as soon as the feed in that section is more plentiful which may be with in three weeks, or less
 HERE FOR TREATMENT. Jim Ware of Government Wells came to Phoenix yesterday for further surgi cal attention to his left arm which was broken a few days ago by the falling of a heavy weight, while he was engaged in repairing a windmill. He sustained two fractures both above the elbow Of the left arm. MT. Ware is a member of the order of Eagles
 THE PRIORITY SUlT.- Inquiry has been made as to the time when the hearings of the case of Hurley vs. Abbott and others will be resumed. Judge Kent has made announcement that ii will not be taken up until after he has disposed of the supreme court business before him. and it is possi- ble that the trial will not be resumed before the next term of court. Howev- CT. ic the matter can be taken up ear Tier due announcement of the time will be made.
 AFTER A FORGER.-Sheriff Lowry of Yavapai county arrived in. the city yesterday on his way to Silver City, after man by the name of Brant, wanted at Prescott for forgery Brant had been bookkeeper for the Lookout Mining. company. He forged two checks on the company. one for $92 and the other for S22. This took place about six weeks ago. Brant who was recently arrested at Silver City, has confessed and intimated that he would return without the formality of a requisition. Papers were secured though, against a change of mind which Brant might undergo.
 A MEETING OF PROTEST-Un- der the direction of the socialists of Phoenix, a mass meeting has been called tonight at the corner of Gen. ter and Washington street to protest against the incarceration of the al- legged Mexican revOlutionists, Magon, Nillareal. Rivera and De Lara, now in jail at Los Angeles pending proceed ings for their extradition to Mex, An attempt will also be made at the meeting tonight to raise funds for their defense.
 SURVEYS APPROVED. - Mineral Survey No. 2471 A tS B. embracing the Stand B-, Bull Frog, Orc Cacheta. Two Queens, Mountain Side, May