Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
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f.4AA lfb'AlliE -''l Tll A4at' VI fs'''.'is' for the Campbell general merchan- dIsc store at Buckeye. She returned yesterday
 PRESCOTT BY MOTORCYCLE NIctor E-d-wili has returned L" Pho"- EiN after trdVcling tn Prescott and back on a motorcycle. The return trip much of which is down grade, was made in about seven and q hali hours.
 SURVEY APPRovED-The sur vcvor general has approved mineral survey No. 2I3S trapez"id lode mining claim This claim Is situated in the Turouoise mining district, Cochiss county. Arizona. and is claimed by Thomas F. Giibane, trustee.
 WILL LEAVE TUESOAY-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lee and son Charles of Fairmont. W. Va. who have been spending the winter here with their son and brother. C. r.. lee of 9l2 North Second street, will leave for home Tuesday evening
 ONE HEART BOWED DoWN-The saddcSt child in this corporation is little Eleanor Hulett. Her pony is gone again He has a habit of wan derins. but hitherto he has been brought back There ;s a gleam of hope that he will come again, but whoever shall expedite his coming will have the heartfelt gratitude of his little owner.
 C. W. B. Nj. MONTHLY MEETING The regular monthly meeting oI the Christian wOmau's board Of missions will be held this afternoon at 9 o'clock in the Christian church parlors. The topic will be our southern n-ighborS. Mexico. south America. Jamaica and Porto Rico" The leader will be Miss Ivy Wilson. Every member is asked % bring q friend.
 LECTURE TONIGHT-Niss Laura Gregg will deliver an address this evening at 7:45 in the Irvine hall over U. ". Doris grocery store. IL was impossible to meet last Friday evening as advertised on account of the rain. These lectures are said to be very in structive. Miss Gregg is speaker for the Woman's National Suffrage asso- citation. All are cordially invited.
 VANDERBILT Ed gar N. Ndndcrlip and Miss Sadie Nich- olson were married last evening at S:36 o'clock in Central M l.. Church. south, by Rev. r. F. Sinex. only a few friends were present including the parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nicholson of PinaI county. The groom is from Orange county. California though for some time past until recently, he has ben employed at Ray and is now in the employ of the Hotel Adams as assistant day clerk
 DAVID SHEAR HERE-David Shear formerly a resident of this city. but now located in San Francisco. is here on d business visit of several days. He is interested in the ore reduction plant erected in Wickenburg last year, but which has not yet been operated and it is understood that he hopes to de wise ways and means to put the plant into action Since leaving here MT. shear has also become interested in the California oil fields and it is under stood he now has a couple of GusherS on his hands.
 INDIAN MISSION SPEAKER- Miss McClain will speak in the Salt River Baptist church on Sunday even ing, April 2. at 1:30 o'clock. Everybody is cordially wtlcOmed to come and hear her and it is believed her dis course will be pleasing and instructive to all who do come Miss McClain founded the Baptist missionary work among the Hopi Indians six years ago. Due to her continued efforts two Hopi Indian Baptist churches are now pros pering, Miss McClain having the add ed help of other efficient workers
 RAILROAD cOMMlSSloN-A final meeting of the Arizona railway com mission as organized was held yester- day. all members being present for the purpose of closing up all the unfin ished business of the board of an of flee nature, preparatory to the sever ancc of the connection of M. O. Bick nell with the board as one of the com missioners. The proceedings, however, were routine detail and formal. and nothing transpired of interest to the public. There will be a meeting of the new board today for organization. MT Bicknell expects to leave about the 5th for san Francisco to assume his new duties as manager of the western scrip bureau. His family will not go for a time until he has secured a suitable home in the coast metropolis.
 REAL WILD CATS-In the show window of Pinney & Robinson may be seen a pair of the finest wild cats one has had a chance to inspect in these parts for long time They are not merely eat skins, nor kittens, nop wild cats raised in captivity. but two full grown specimens that were reared wild in the Sorests and jungles of the south side, and trapped day or two ago by some intrepid hunter of the ROoseveltian sort, who got them with out beraking a leg or ruffling q hair and sold them to w. l.. Pinney. They are wild enough to Snarl through th" window at irritating observers and show as sharp sets of teeth as one could find on a circular saw. and q great deal longer. Their limbs. es- pcciaily the fore legs. are powerfully developed almost like the front legs of young lions.