Arizona republican., 1910-03-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST

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 DR. WISER HERE-Dr. F c. Wiser
 of Denver, for d time a resident of this city, is here on private business
 4 PRESCOTT VISITOR-W A | Drake. general manager of the $. F r. X P. and connecting lines, was a : Phoenix visitor yesterday
 THINGS TO EAT-The ladies oi | Circle No. of the Central NJ. F. church will conduct cooked food sale at Sanichas' Saturday afternoon MISSION STUDY cLUs-The Mis- | sion Study club of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs s. H. Mitchell 1913 East Washington street this afternoon at o'clock. SOME GOATS-The-e are two Nan ny goats and one Billy goat at the | city corral that will have to be sold | for their keep if the owner does not
 put in his appearance and claim them DOUGLAS VSITOR-Rev. Robert | Wright of Douglas is in the city on
 the dual mission of visiting relatives and attending the Laymen's conven-
 
 | itinG in the east
 ! THE MUSICIANS ClUB-The Mu- 1 sicians' club will give a reception Monday evening. March 7th. at the ! home of Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson. at 63o ] North First avenue. An interesting 1 program has been prepared and on 1 this occasion each member of the club
 is entitled to invite two guests. TANK PASS MINES-Dick Wick Hall, who is experimenting develop i ing operations for the Tank Pass Con Solidated Mining Co. west of Salomc. arrived here yesterday to meet Pres ident Pryor of the company. who is expected to arrive today. Also a part
 of his business will be to confer re specting the purchase of hoisting ma chinery
 DEATH OF CHILO-Russel Lewis. the infant son of Mir. and Mrs Morris Simser. who reside on the Indian school car line. died yesterday at c pm. The funeral will be held from the home of the parents of Mrs Sim ser. Mir. and Mrs. O. C. Thompson. of $50 North Second avenue. today The Rev Robert Fisher will conduct the services. The funeral will he private The boy was about eleven weeks of age
 BOUGHT 4 HOME-Waher < Countermau. who came to the valley about a year ago. has just purchased through the Valley Realty company. the house at 16I6 West Adams street. from Mrs. J. C Wiberg. Another re cent sale made by the same company k that nf the John r Dennis property at Third street and Monroe IL is a large nine ro"m brick house and was purchased by Henry F.. Ware of Long Beach. Cal.
 BONDS CARRIED high school bond election held yesterday was very like the bond election for District No 1 held few months ago in that people were so nearly of one mind that no interest was aroused ld there was a very light vote The re- suit was 15S votes for the bonds and l. votes against them. The proposed issue iS S150.0O0. bearing interest not to exceed , per cent and rcdeemablc within twenty years. The proceeds will be used for new school construc- ton and equipment
 SUDDENLY STRICKEN-Dr l.. D. Dameron was very suddenly pros trated yesterday by an attack of pneu- mOnia. and two physicians and nurse were placed in attendance at once. It was learned last night that though he is very sick man his condition was decidedly responsive to treatment and it is believed there IS already a good change for the better. pr. Dam eron is a member of the Phoenix school board and it is quite coinci- dental that Earl Rosenberrv. assist ant manual training teacher. was also taken sick yesterday and is threatened with pneumonia
 ElkS ELECT OFFICERS-The an nual election of the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks was held last night at Ellls' hall. The follow ing officers were elected: Exalted ruler. Frank DeSousa: esteemed lead ing knight, Eugene Brady O'Neill: es- teemed loyal knight. Elliot Evans: es- teemed featuring knight. J. Fred CleaVeland: secretary, Guy Alsop; treasurer. Emil Gang: tyler. Will Simpson. George Driscol was elected as delegate to the next annual con vention of the Elks, to be held at De- troit. Mich. and Paul R. Ingalls, was elected alternate. Ingalls, was also elected as a member of the board of trustees
 A HOTEL PROJECT--A Phoenix visitor who is an experienced hotel man. looking for good location. though not capitalist has made it known that he would like very much to engage in business in this city. He believes there is a fine opening here for one or more additional hotels of high class. He likes the country, sees future in it and claims to know the hotel business thoroughly. He would like to meet some one with capital who would be interested in the prop osition of building d good hotel of say 1J0 rooms or more. which he would undertake to conduct to financial success for all concerned. His name was not confided to The Republican but it is understood that interested parties may get in touch with him at ( he nf g. f.n