Arizona republican., 1911-01-04

were taken m LOW DN lHe polCt Several appeared before Judge Thom yesterday afternoon and paid fines.
 JOINT INsTALLATIoN-The Mod ern W6odmen and Royal Neighbors of America will hold d joint installa- -tion of officers this evening at -tbeir lodge rooms in K. P hall All mem bers and visiting members invited to attend.
 PYTHIAN INSTALLATION - A public installation of new officers Of the local lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be held Friday evening. Be tween the ceremonies attending the installation of each officer musical numbers will be interspersed and light refreshments will be served. J. F. Cleayeland. Tom Smith, J. T. Dun can and C. w. Cisney are the com mittee on arrangements.
 EPISCOPAL sMoKER-A smoker will be given this evening beginning at 7:3O at the parish house of Trinity Episcopal church on South Second avenue. opposite the court house. The event is under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and will be informal. There will be a short program and light refreshments served. A general invitation to the men of the city is extended. Bishop elect Atwood will preside and the Rev Arthur w. Moulton who will have charge of Trinity parish after Dr. Atwood becomes bishop will also be present.
 HERE FOR WINTER-Mrs. l. N. Daniels of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Gardiner, and incidentally to see that big grandson of hers, whose acquaintance she had never made but about whom his parents had written her few volumes, more or less. Mrs Daniels is immensely pleased with Phoenix and says that she knows her visit here is going to be one of the most enjoyable per iods of Der life. Her husband. Rev I. x. Daniels, is pastor of big col ored NJ. F.. church in Des Moines.
 TIMES WRITER RETURNS-Geo. C. Boswell. special writer for the Los Angeles Times, who has spent most of his time since the middle of No vember in the Salt River valley. has returned from hurried trip to Los Angeles and Yuma. He will remain until January 10. gathering additional data and illustrations for his article upon this section. which will appear i'm tbe Tiu1es of January 14 MT. Boswells article. with the lllustra- tions. will occupy six pages of Times space. The text will be about ten thousand words in length and cover every phase of the valleys present and future, it's industries, irrigating system and anything else about which the homeseeker could desire informa- ton.
 MINE DEVELOPMENT IN YUMA GOA report from George Bernardo. president of the Copper Lead Devel- opment company. near Swansea, states that work is progressing sat isfactory The camp is in good shape and the machinery recently Pur- chased from Ezra Thayer is installed and a force of men has resumed sinking the shaft which at depth of fifty feet has a well defined three foot vein. rich in gold and copper. The company has better than 1000 tons of ore ready to ship to the shelter. eight miles distant January lst. 1911. finds the company in a good financial condition and a good supply of timber. material and sup plies on hand Donald Greene. vice president and Frank J. Barr. secre- tary and treasurer. 45 South Center street. Phoenix. will visit the prop erty February 1st.
 GLOBE TO PHoENIx-The Dick Erdmans party that left here for Globe via Roosevelt. in two automobiles, on Monday morning. returned home last evening. MT Erdmans going directly to his office to see if there was any one waiting on the sidewalk to break into his shop and buy d ranch. The Erdmans automobile carried as passen- gers MT. and Mrs. Erdman's. MT. John ston. Miss Eccles and Victor Redewill. The other auOtmobile, driven by Dr. N. W. Brayton. carried as passengers. be- sides the doctor, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Terry and Miss Swigert. The party left Globe about 3 o'clock in the after noon and the doctor rather put it over the dirt merchant in the home com ing. passing him about where the hills and desert separate ans beating him into Phoenix with Globe-PhOeniX time mark of seven hours and fifty minutes.
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