Arizona republican., 1911-01-01
PYTHlAN SISTERS ANNUAL

1 PYTHlAN SISTERS ANNUAL
 BALL.-The annual ball of Purity | Temple, Pythian Sisters. will be held Monday evening. February 13, in Pat rick hall and preparations to make it the social event of the season are al- {; ready well under way.
 WHITE RIVER vIsIToR.-C. w. ' crouse. former resident of Phoenix but for some years past Indian agent
 at White River, Arizona, arrived here yesterday to shake hands with friends
 and look after the personal interests he still has in the valley.
 NEW YEARS EVE oINNER.- | Bishop-el elect J. w Atwood enter tained party of friends at dinner at
 his home on North Third avenue last | evening. Among the guests were Mir. and Mrs. Earle T. Hazelett. Mir. and
 Mrs. A. R. Cater and Mrs McEl- heney.
 GOING AFTER pUcKS.-R A. Kirk. J. B. Girand. w. l.. Pinney P.
 A. Tharaldson. Fen S. Hildreth and possibly two or three more of the
 best shots in the world will leave this
 morning for Florence and the Repre- sito shooting lodge. where they will
 kill scores and scores of ducks. per
 haps. in the next two days.
 CARMEN AGAIN ARRESTED. - Seven days in the city jail was the sentence given Carmen Torres yes
 terday by Police Judge Thomas when
 that familiar figure was brought be-
 fore him yesterday. She had been ar
 rested the night before while creating
 a disturbance at one of the local
 depots.
 VIEWED THE ROAD-Governor
 Sloan. J.. F. Grand. territorial engineer.
 and Robert Craig. citizen member of the board of control. took an automobile ride yesterday. They were viewing the
 present conditions and the future pos abilities of what is destined to be the liveliest section of the territorial road.
 namely that between Glendale and
 Mesa City.
 TRouTMAN RETURNS.-Police-
 man Leo Troutman. who left about
 two weeks ago to accompany num-
 Der of prisoners to Leavenworth
 Prison. and who availed himself of the opportunity to visit his old home
 in Missouri. returned yesterday aft ernoOn. He reported exceedingly cold weather in the middle west and said he was glad to be back in Phoenix and the Salt River Valley. 
 THEY ARE HERE-Reference is made to Gus Heyman and his friend P. Flannery of Blair, Nev.. who was look ing Prescott over when Mir. Heyman ran across him and brought him down to the Salt river valley to see the old year die. It passes away more easily here than anywhere else. and as Mir. Flannery is a tender hearted man Gus wanted to save him as much grief as possible. One might also say a lot about Gus but it would be useless. for everybody knows him and if he does not he ought to.
 SUSPECTED OF THEFT.-Pete OreHtio and Jose Figueroa founn themselves in the hands of the police ! yesterday afternoon. following an at tempt to dispose of a quantity of clothing to a local second hand store | The low price at which they we're ] willing to dispose of the apparel l caused the proprietor of the estab- 1 lishment to believe that they had ] come by the property illegally and. he I summoned the police. Among the ar ticles recovered are three pairs of | good trousers. one of which was far ! too large for either of the men: three 1 shirts and one sweater. size 36. It is I believed by the police that the cloth ! ing was secured from some mining | camp and an effort is being made to | locate the owner.
 WEDDING 6ElLS-Mr. mad Mrs | Charles Christy received a telegram | last night announcing the wedding In | Milwaukee at an early hour on New | Years eve of Miss Portia Baker and | Mir. Carl Muskat. The bride is q sister | of Mrs. Christy and her parents are i also residents of this city. She lived | here for couple of years and made a | host of friends who still remember her | with pleasure and will hope for her and | her husband a long life of happiness | About two years ago she went to Mill l waukee to live and since that time | made the acquaintance of Mir Muskat, who is a promising young attorney of l the famous" city. and who has just a term of office as assistant district attorney
 CAVE CREEK BOOMING Not the creek itself. but that region of coun- try known as Cave Creek. There is much going on in mining in that w. A. Bondurant has n ten-stamp mill running night and day on the Luina property. w. T. Linville has force of men at work on the Ben Hur. which has always been regarded as a valuable property It is also understood that operations will soon be begun on the Mormon Girl mine. The activity of that neigh porhood will shortly be increased by the arrival of several hundred thou sand sheep. which are now being brought down to the sheariug camp. The advance guard of the flocks from the north is now about twenty miles