Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-09-16

as advance agent of a mum Der of families
OF that locality who contemplate chang
ing from Brown to Salt.
Secretary Perley's display of Salt
River Valley fruits, grains and vegeta-
bles in the building lately occupied by
the Home Sayings bank is something of
which Ph9nicians may be proud, and
is worth going to see.
Everybody will see Geo. B. Perkins
announcement this morning, SO there
is no necessity for calling attention to
it. Mr.. Perkins is one of the most sue
cessful real estate men in the city, and
though the season is early is already
making numerous sales.
A party of tourists from Minneapolis
arrived in the city yesterday morning.
In the party were Mr.. j. K. Doolittle of
Minneapolis, Mr.. Burns of Grays-
vile, Mimi, and Prof. A. NJ. Hove, of
Lutheran seminary at Minneapolis.
Another excursion for the Salt River
valley will leave MINNEAPOLIS October 9.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Fields was frightened yesterday after
noon by the arrival of an eleven pound
baby girl. They guessed at the weight
but few pounds one way or the other
cut no figure in the exhu berance OF
their satisfaction over the general re-
suit.
The city is quietly but rapidly being
filled by the winter resident, who is ar
irving earlier than usual. Arrivals 30
far have been OF visitors who have
spent other winters here and have
made arrangements for lodging in pri-
vate families and boarding houses.
A stranger last night persisted in
engaging M. E. McGinn in street dis
cussion. At last Mike joined him and
presented an unanswerable argument
which left the stranger no ground to
stand on and the debate was closed.
The argument was full grown club.
The foresight of Chairman Williams
of the Democratic county central com
mittee is shown in his choice of loca-
tion for the Democratic headquarters.
He selected the nearest available place
to an undertaking establishment, go
that after November the obsequies
may be attended with the least possible
inconvenience.
Lovers of foot ball will meet at the
park at 2.o'clock this afternoon to see
or Jake part in the initial game of the
season between two elevens to be se-
lected on the ground. great deal of
interest was developed in the game last
year and several players "came out"
well. An effort will be made to or
ganize an invincible eleven in Phoenix
this year.
Tha Owl club, a semi-religious asso-
ciat:on with social tendencies, was Or
ganized last night. Officers elected
were VIM. Waters, president; j. j.
Sullivan, secretary and treasurer;
Frank Plotts, grand musician; ]. f.
meet at stated periods at 219 East
Washington street. The object of the
members is mutual improvement.
R. E. harrington was arrested yes.
terday morning on warrant issued by
Justice Johnstone for an assault upon
Justice Kincald the night before. The
complaint was made by bystander.
A hearing of the case was set for 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The de-
fendant was exasperated by his fresh
legal experience and declared that this
was what made anarchists, continual
employment of the law for the perse-
cution of innocent men.
The board of trustees of the public
schools are issuing new pamphlet con-
tanning catalogue of the schools and
new rules and regulations recently
adopted by the board. Many important
changes have been made in the regula-
tions. The pamphlet will be issued
not only for the usual purpose of cata-
logues but it will be made an advertis-
ing medium of wide circulation ex-
planning the character and work of the
schools.
Messrs. Henry Ford, s. R. Coggins,
W. G. Parks and W. II. Clark, four
gentlemen from Brown county, Tex,
arrived in the city yesterday morning
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irrigation reservoirs in use here. The
purpose of gathering this information
is to employ it in an irrigation
scheme which is being undertaken
there. They were very much pleased
with the valley and decided that after
returning to their homes they would
come back here and invest in ranch
property.
The elghty-fourth anniversary OF
Mexican independence was celebrated
last night at the opera house by Mexi-
can residents of the city and vicinity.
The exercises were of a felicitious and
patriotic character and consisted of
songs, addresses and plays alluding to
the revolt headed by Don Miguel
Hidalgo on the night of Septem ber Is.
1910. The leader and his three chief
companions in arms were executed as
traitors but the movement prevailed.
The anniversary has usually been cele-
brated here by longer and more demon
stratiye exercises.
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