Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-08

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HORN FOUND.-The police have
found a rubber automobile horn. The
owner may have it by proving prop
erty.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.-German
Lutheran service Wednesday, Feb. s,
in the evening at 1880. in w. c. I. U
hall. 227 West Monroe. Subject: WE
Jesus uns heilt" A cordial invitation
is extended TO all.
BROTHERHOOD DANCE - The
Fraternal Brotherhood degree team
gave a dance last night in Melczer
hall that was a most decided success
An every way. There were over
hundred couples on the floor and the
music was fine The receipts will be
a very pleasing addition to the team
treasury.
RETURN OF FOWLER.-Presidcn.
B. A Fowler of the Y. NJ. g. a. VIII
be home from Los Angeles this MORN
ing. He has been on the coast sew
eraI DAYS, on a mission connected
with the Y. NJ. c. A, and he has
telegraphed that the mission has been
successfully accomplished. He will re-
port to the directors at a meeting to
be held this morning.
DISoUIETING NEWS.-General and
Mrs. +. $. ingalls, received a telegram
yesterday from their son-in-law, T. f
Brice. who is in Los Angeles, request
ing the presence of Mrs. Ingalls, at the
earliest moment, for the reason that
it was necessary for Mrs. Brice, the
oldest daughter of Mr., and Mrs. In
gals, to undergo a rather dangerous
surgical operation. Mrs. Ingalls, left
on the S. z. train at o'clock last
evening.
LAST STONE LAID-Word has
been received from Roosevelt that
the last stone on the coping %
the Roosevelt dam was laid on Mon
day, thus finally and fully complet-
ing the construction of the big dam,
proper. The government has yet to
construct a couple of gate houses,
tool houses. etc. on the dam, but the
contractor has finished his work, ex-
cept for cleaning up and getting out
his machinery.
SANTA FE DiSARRANGEMENT.-
A freight train on the 5. f., p. d z
sometime last evening failed to keep
in complete touch with the rails, and
five freight cars jumped the track
somewhere near Date creek. No one
on the train was injured. The south
bound passenger, No. 3. due here last
evening, was not expected until some
time in the early morning, and the
north bound passenger that left here
last evening was delayed some time
at Wickenburg or beyond. There is
no disturbance of the A. q c. sched-
ule and the Phoenix. will arrive on
time.
BALL GAME.-Charles X. Pishon
president of the Phoenix Baseball as
ISOLATION, which backed Bill Alvxrd's
Jewels. is back in Phoenix. He is
now making arrangements for a game
between members OF the Jewels and
the Elks. the proceeds to go toward
paving off the debts of the associa-
ton. The game will be played about
the first of March. There is some tall
of organizing a team to play the Chi
cago Red Sox, if they come to thi:
city during the month, and using thu
money secured therefrOm to pay tn,
associations Indebtedness. Anyon,
having correspondence referring to tn,
projected appearance of the Red SO,
in this city is requested to commune
cate with Mr.. Pishon or Henry Bas-
witt
TALK ON ORANGES-Owi t,
the limited time in which the lectur,
of b. l.. Goodsell at the board of trad,
yesterday had been advertised, Their,
was only a small number of orang'
| growers on hand to hear him. Thos'
! who attended, however, gained a grea
deal of valuable information from Nh
| Goodsell, who is head auctioneer o
| the New York Fruit Auction company
He has spent a great deal of his tim
| i'm California and as he has been il
the fruit business practically all hi
life he is an expert on packing meth
DDS. During the day he had visite'
the local orange packing house AM
ne Hdu many SuStSliOHS 10 Hldhe re
garding its operation. One thing h
| recommended very strongly was tina
the packing house be owned by tn
growers themselves, and he suggeste
that next season a charge be made OF
each box of fruit handled to pay tn
cost of the establishment Mr.. Good
sell had been taken around the vale
by Foster II. Rockwell, and he wa
very enthusiastic in speaking of wha
he had seen in the orange groves
This valley, he declared, without douh
has no superior in the world for tn
growing of citrus fruit.