Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-30

(0gnttion. Mr. Gregory notes with sos-
Tow 'lhe rapid destination of his troop
while responding to these courtesi6s,
though he has thus far escaped any
ISeTiOUt5 injury. His many friends here
sinoerely hope there w5I be no break
IN his good fortune.
! DEATH OF HORACE WHITE. -
Horace White Giied las night at his
rooms on North First avenue CT con-
sumption, with which disease he has
been suffering for scme time. De
ceased was about % years CT age and
came here with his brother two years
! age last May He was for G. long t1ma
! q waiter in the DeMeTls restaurant on
| Washington stree. and was at one
time employed IN Emil Tenders pl5ce.
| A few weeks ago he went UP to Wick
enburg hoping that a higher altitude
would benefit hlm. but instead he
gradually became worse and returned
a few days ago. 1t is said his former
home was in Chicago He had d con-
siderable acquaintance here in the city
and is well spoken of iby all who knew
HIM
BACK FROM OMAHA. On Sunday
night a large delegation Of MaricGpa
county's Indians, Including several
members of the Indian school band,
returned from Omaha. where they
have been entertaining the visitors 10
The exposition, during the summer.
This number returning were like q
fiock of sheep in that they were too
numerous to count, but when the big
hay wagon fIcm the Indian school
was loaded with the Indians and their
personal effects there was about all
two horses wanted to haul The dele
g3'fon Was very representative CT the
valley tribes and the Indian school
The band boys in their gray uniforms
represented the be,5ter class, and in
addition were bucks both fat and lean,
squawt5 beth old and young, and pap
posses thst had hardly any age at all
They had evidently enjoyed being at
the fair and, like the pale faced travel
ers that go hence from this valley,
were equally as well pleased to gl'
home again.
ADVERTISING THE SOUTHWEST.
Mr.. George Haddon, a reader Of The
Republican, writing ito this paper re-
gapding the advertisement CT the
southwest, says: "A coed way would
be for Arizona and New Mexico to CO.
operate and have restaurant CIR din
ing hall Ut the Paris exposition, which
Should be supplied iGhl=fy with the
products Of the soU.ihw est country of
the United States. By doing thus it
would be well advertised to the whole
world When people have their stcm-
achs filed with the good things pro
duced here they will wish to know
mere about Arizona and New Mexico.
Therefore a large supply Of reading
matter to be distributed should be pro
vided and placed at the restaurant
Tie receipts from The patrons wc:iId
hdip pay the expenses of the advertise
merit and the transportation Of Qrcdi-ce
TO the exposition. I hope some CT the
readers Of The Republican will ex-
press their views on this matter
through rs columns. If it is to be I'M
dertaken there is no time to spare
CLARENCE BLOCKS RETURN
Clarence Flock, son CT Mr.. and Ms.
Ben Blcck, whom everybody that lived
IN Phoenix four years ago knew and
liked, returned yesterday. Before he
went away the boys called him
skinny Block. becauSe he had never
succseded in getting very fat. The
"a rgse of four years has made thu title
dnapprCpriate fer he is now a well
rounded and good locking young man,
but even when he was Gean. he was
coed locking After leaving here with
MS mOthc,c and sister he went to ET-
rope and lived a year in Germany and
France. Then he returned to New
York, w'hsle he was employed in the
mercantile business for Two years.
From the time he was big enough until
he went away he was a Republican
newspaper carrier, and 4 good one.
He vis.red the office yesterday after
noon, and going over it he observed
tint 1T had changed IS much as he
had, and he had changed SO much that
none of his old acquaintance, several
of whcm are yet on tbs paper, r5c0g-
Ilzedi him.
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