Arizona republican., 1910-01-23

GONE NORTH-Attorney B. F. on legal business.
 BROTHERHOOD BALL-The Fra ternal Brotherhood will give a ball on the night of February 1 in the l MelcZer hall
 MRS. FOWLER OUT-Mrs. B. A. Fowler has quite fully recovered from her recent illness and will spend Sun day at Palm lodge.
 LOST CHEck-A man named Flores, in the employ of the South western Sugar & Land company. lost his pay check yesterday and reported it's loss to the police station. It was for s6
 HARMONY CLUe-The Harmony Club met in Melczer hall on We'd nesday afternoon. After the business meeting Mrs. T. M. Elder gave a very interesting and helpful report of the Womens Federation meeting held at Tucson, last week. The next meet ing will be a social meeting
 BURNS CCUB-The Burns Club will give a Scotch concert and sup per in the K. of P. hall Tuesday evening. the anniversary of the birth day of Robert Burns. All Scotch peo- pie and all descendants of the Scotch race will be cordially welcomed. Tick cts can be secured at A. H. David son.
 TO TRY IT OUT-On Friday water was run clear through the new East ern canal and out the lower end Of it. The water run was merely to soak the ditch up and see If it would hold water, or rather. let it pass through The canal cannot be put in commission until it is paid for by the government which it is believed will be very soon.
 MOTOR RUN TO CAVE CREEK At s o'clock this morning five auto mobiles will start for the Howard ranch, at Cave Creek. About eighteen men and women will be in the party. The run was scheduled for a week ago, but on account of the rain was postponed at that time. The men will take their guns along. as there is some excellent quail shooting in that district.
 SEEKING HOMES FOR CHILL DREN-Rev. A. H. Gunnett, of the Children's Home society announces that if there is any family in town that would like to secure a child. either boy or girl. with a view of later adoption. he would be glad to meet the head of the household at his rooms in the Occidental for conference. He is constantly placing children and will be pleased to sup ply suh want by any proper per son.
 A FANCY SADDLE-One of the very finest saddles that a cowboy could long for is now the property Of Bert Bryan. who holds a few records as d bronco buster in Arizona. He just got the saddle yesterday. and was really surprised when he saw it. It is a wonderful work of art, the materials being carved leather. Mexi- can silver coins and a horse hair bridle There are fleur de lis of coin silver, the rosettes are of coins and the other ornaments of solid silver. A cowboy riding a bronco is deftly carved on each stirrup leather.
 THE KoRRIcK eLock-A rumor was in irculation yesterday that Charles Korrick was preparing to be- gin the construction of a store build ing of several stories on his property known as the Goldberg corner. MT. Korrick, when interrogated. said there was no foundation for the story ex- cept that he has never changed his original intention of building as soon as conditions are right. He says though that he could at the earliest do nothing before April l, 1911. the date of the expiration of the leases on the property held by the present occupants of it. He said, however. that he had refused an offer of S65,- 900 for the property within the past week He proposes to build just as soon as he can adjust his affairs to that project, after the expiration of the present leases When he does build it will be three stories or more. q permanent home for his big store