Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
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WALTER TALBOT ILL - Walter Talbot has been confined to his home for several days with threatened pneumonia but was reported consid- erably better yesterday
 FOR HOSPITAL WORK - Louise Powers has arrived here from Tucson to assume the duties of nurse in the Arizona Eastern hospital which will be located in the O'Neill building. She is stopping at the home of J. R. Long.
 ILL WITH TYPHoID-Mrs. J. NJ. Humphrey of 725 East Pierce street is very i'll with typhoid fever at pr. F. G. Angeny's private sanitarium on North Third avenue. The crisis of her illness is expected today. Mrs. Humphreys many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
 GUS STEYAERT BAck-After an absence of nearly a year, Gus Stey aert is back for visit with relatives and he says that he will stay a while if he can find the proper opening for a bright young man of his par ticular talents He has been in Fresno and a number of other coast cities.
 SURVEYS APPROVED Mineral Survey No. 2S5S. Rambler. Fairview, Bacon Rind. Maveric. Copper Bar, Copper Pig. Senator and Congress Lode Mining Claims. situated in the Copper Mountain Mining District. Graham county. Arizona. and claimed by The Arizona Copper company. has been approved by the surveyor gem eral
 DEATH OF LENA ROOF-Miss Lena Roof died Tuesday evening at 1880 at the temporary home of her parents. 915 East Van Buren street. tuberculosis being the cause of her death. The family came to Phoenix from Topeka. Kansas. seven months ago for the benefit of the sick girls health. The funeral will be an nOunced later.
 ONE LESS THEATRE-There is one less theatre in Phoenix. Yester day the Princess. in the old Palace saloon on East Washington street closed its doors for the last time. after life of a little more than month. Mrs. s. A. Echlin was the proprietor. It is understood that she was unable to secure a lease on the quarters for more than month while the city ordinance made it m possible for her to secure a license for less than a full quarter.
 COMPANY A DANcE-The mem- bers of Company A. x. G. A. held their weekly drill last evening. the night for drilling having been changed from Friday to Wednesday. A num- Der of the boys were out. Plans were made for the first monthly dance of the company, for since the annual ball and reception proved to be such success the boys of A have decided to hold a dance every month. All their dances are to be invitation af fairs. January 24 was set as the date for the first. No hall has yet been engaged.
 4 BOLD RoBBERY-A bold rob bery. but one which does not call for a great deal of sympathy. occurred late yesterday afternoon on South Sec ond street. The facts were related in part by the victim and verified by a negro who witnessed it from some distance away. The victim was an American and in company with two Mexicans he was going south on Sec ond street. Near the corner of Madi son the Mexicans grabbed his purse and took to their heels. The police responded in five minutes or as soon as the incident reached their ears. but the miscreants had fled. Shortly after the victim appeared at the city hall and told his story. but was too drunk to tell it lucidly and he was locked up. partly for drunkenness and partly for later investigation.
 DIED OF A HEmoRRHAGE-W. NJ. Gustafsen. Finn. was found dead in