Arizona republican., 1910-05-24
GRAND RAPIDS EDITOR HERE

I GRAND RAPIDS EDITOR HERE
 q. Nisschers. editor of the De Stan
 daard of Grand Rapids, Mich, IS d vis- itor in Phoenix.
 DOING NiCElY.-Mrs. G. Ii. Carr who submitted to d very serious sur
 gical operation. it was learned last night. was doing very nicely.
 A FINE CABBAGE Mrs. J. :. Heard has brought to the board of trade room q fine Salt River Valley cabbage grown at her home on R. F. D. No. 9.
 GONE TO FLAGSTAFF-Kirk r Moore, territorial superintendent of public instruction left for Flagstaff on
 Sunday to attend a meeting of the
 northern Arizona normal school board.
 A BOARD LUNCHEON-The direc-
 tors of the board of trade vii! have a l luncheon today at 12:15 o'clock at the Ford hotel. the affair being designed as d business talk while disposing of the midday meal.
 SCHILLER AT THE FORD.-Gar- ret Schulcr. from time to time for many years connected with the Hotel Adams, and employed as day clerk at the time of the fire. has accepted position as day clerk at the Ford hotel. assuming his new duties yesterday
 SURVEY APPROVED.-The off cial survey of the May Flower lode mining claim. situated in the Cochise mining district. Cochise county. Ari- Zona. claimed by the May Flower copper mining company and desis mated as Mineral Survey No. 2764. has been approved by the surveyor general
 FIGHTING TRIO FlNEO-L ! Dorand. J. Donahue and J. r.. -knder- son. each arrested Saturday night ! charged with creating a disturbance in front of a Washington street saloon. were assessed & each in the l former two instances and g. in the latter by Judge Thomas at yestcr- days session of police court. BOTH PLEADED GUlLTY.-Al- though R. l.. Cochran tried to make it apparent that he was not the az gressor in the fight which occurred at Five Points on Sunday afternoon which resulted in his arrest and that of Jack Donahue both men entered pleas of glilty to the charge of fight ling and were each fined seven dollars by Judge Thomas yesterday after noon.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Mrs. Solo mon gave a birthday party yesterday afternoon in honor of her twelve year-old daughter Miss Jeannette Solomon. The little guests had delightful time playing games after which refreshments were served to them. Those invited were Edith James. Norma Brazee Ruth Bandy Rose Cornswcet. Elsie Miller. Zella Cross. and Loretta Morden.
 COMEDY FANNY RE- HEARSES-The members of the Man haitian musical comedy company who arrived in this city Sunday night. began rehearsals yesterday for the production of How Billie Butted In and present indications are that q first-class performance will be given at the New Airdome tomorrow evening. the date set for the first appearance of this company in Phoe- nix
 A FINE SUccESS.-The moon light auctiOn of twenty lots on east
 
 night by the Arizona Auction and Development company was fine success. as long as the moonlight lasted. and that was long enough for the lots were all sold before the eclipse. They brought from s195 to s375 each and the company was well pleased with the result. It was esti- mated that d thousand people were in attendance. After the sale most of the people returned to town but some of them remained longer to watch the comet and the moon in their unusual exhibitions.
 A HOUSE WASMlNG.-Aubrey V. Smith, the mail carrier on rural route No. 3. who a few months ago lost his house and practically all it's contents, by fire, has completed an- other little home on his suburban place in Las Palmas, about five miles northeast of the city Last Saturday night he gave little house warming inviting all his fellow employees of the Phoenix postoffice and their fam lilies, to enjoy his hospitality. The place is not far from the extension of the street car line that runs to the Indian school. and he had arranged for special service on the line for the accommodation of his guests. There was a goodly number present and they enjoyed themselves greatly. ,
 KILLED BY A TRAIN.-A laborer by the name of Black died at the de- i pot yesterday evening of injuries re- ceived while trying to board the Ari- zona Eastern train for Phoenix yes terday. He had been employed by Grant Brothers, constructing com i pany and was on his way to Phoe- 1; nix. He tried to board the train at l Winkelman after it had got into mo- tion and was thrown under the | wheels. both legs being cut off. He . was put on the train and sent to ! Phoenix. Superintendent Scott, hay i ing been informed Of the accident. | that tho man he met ou tbe |