Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-08-11
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hotel.
FOR THEIR NEW HoME-A big
load of fine furniture consigned to
Celora Stoddard arrived yesterday and
was installed in the Stoddard's new
| home.
FOR AN OUTlNG-A. NJ. Wyatt OF
| S07 North Seventh avenue, left over
the Santa Fe last evening for Los
| Angeles, Long Beach and san Diego
for a few weeks outing.
| WHOLESALE DRUGGIST-W. H.
| Nelson. a member of a large firm OF
| wholesale drug firm of Detroit, Mich,
is a visitor in Phoenix. He is staying
| at the Ford.
A FINE BOY-A beautiful white
stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Ferguson on West
Adams street yesterday and left
| handsome baby boy weighing seven
and a half pounds. Mr.. Ferguson is
acting foreman of The Republican
mechanical department.
EXCURSION TO PRESCOTT
Present indications are that large
number of Phoenicians will take ad-
vantage of the opportunity to spend
| the week end in Prescott or Iron
Springs. offered in the excursion of the
Santa Fe on Saturday and Sunday. A
round trip rate of 81 has been fixed
with a return limit extending to Au-
gust 16.
A SUSPECTED cHlNAMAN-Dep-
! uty United States Marshal Anderson
came down from the Vulture mine
| last night with a Chinaman, who is
believed to be illegally IN this coun-
| try He has papers, but II is sus-
| pected that they are not his papers
and that he is a beneficiary of
| fraud recently unearthed In San
Francisco by which Cinnamon were
provided with papers belonging to
| other Cinnamon who have no fur
| Their use for them
| VULTURE DISTRICT NEWS -
| Andrew ZoZik came in yesterday
from the Vulture country. where he
| has been looking after his mining
| interests, and returns this morning.
| Mr. KoZik reports that a. mule be-
! longing to Mr.. HauXhurst of the
| Vulture district was bitten by a side
| winder rattlesnake the other day and
| died from the bite Mr.. ZOZik reports
| that his prospects are showing up
| most satisfactorily. the recent as
| says from the claims owned by him
| self and Captain Conneli showing
| values of over 800 ton gold. The
Vulture mine seems at last 10 be
| on the road to a complete rejuvena-
ton. over 100 men are at work on
| that property at present.
| DOING A FINE BUSINESS-The
| firm of F. j. Bennitt & Co. is one OF
| the realty concerns that has no fault
1 to find with the conditions of the
real estate business here, even in the
| summertime. The last two weeks have
been fruitful of many good transac-
1 tions. Among them were the six
properties in Evergreen addition and
Central Place. aggregating twelve lots
| which were disposed of at an ag-
gregate price of $13,400. They have
also sold three houses in the last
three days. One on the northwest
corner of Second avenue and Bennett
Lane was sold to o. f. Schupp for
! about. $500 and another on Second
avenue was sold to DIR. George w
Vickers for $4,000.
DEATH OF MRS. GODFREY MIL
LER-Mary A. Miller died Wednesday
| Afternoon at the home of her son at 32S
| North Fifth avenue. After suffering
nearly year she passed peacefully
away. Death came as quiet and as
peaceful as a gentle evening breeze
fragrant with the scent of roses. The
deceased with her family came to the
Salt river valley from Ohio. her native
state, a little over three years ago, and
is survived by Godfrey Miller. her hus-
band; Frank William, Edward, Wes-
lev, John, Anna and Mrs. Z. F. Hend-
rickson. all of whom reside in the val
lev except her son, William, who re-
sides at Mt Carmel, Ill. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the home Of her
son at 32S North Fifth avenue, Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. Interment
at Greenwood.
GREEN WAKEFIELD - Philip l..
Green, son of Nelson Green OF 446
East Madison street, was married last
evening to the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sophia Warfield of Law
renee. Kansas. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. u. u. Johnson.
of the Southern A. NJ. E. Church. at
the home of the brides mother, No.
7I6 East jefferson street. Only the
relatives and close friends of the
contracting parties were present,
among them being Robert Stearns.
c. A Ramsey, Paul Green and wife,
Grace Green. Sylvester Vaughn, Mrs.
Nelson Green, Mrs. c. ]. Murphy, Mrs.
A. w Avant, Miss Myrtle Skaggs.
The King as Philip is called by his
intimates is one of the most popu-
lar young colored men in the city.
For several years he has held forth
at the Hotel Adams barber shop and
now has a shop of his own on north
First street. being highly regarded by
both the white and colored people
who know him. His wife is a recent
arrival in the city. The King has not
only come into his own by securing
his queen, but his parents have pre-
scented him with the site for palace,
across the street from the ancestral
estates on east Madison street.
REPlJRI ICAN DESIGNS