Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-07
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J. s. Armenia was visitor at
Phoenix Tuesday.
ice Peterson CT Mesa was a business
visitor in town yesterday.
W. S. Johnson was business visl-
tor at the capital Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Smith and little boy ar
rived in town Monday night from Bay
City, Mich.
Mrs. Tom Morrow and daughter,
Miss Laura Morrow, spent Monday at
Phoenix.
J. F. Hendrix. R. G. Andre and NJ
II. Meyer have gene to Silver City on
business connected with the organiza-
ticn of the new Jurisdiction Of the A.
o. Z. w lodge.
Major James H. 4IcClintCck, secre-
tary OF the board of education, and
Prof. Taylor of the northern Arizona
normal, were distinguished visitors at
the normal Tuesday
The practice game of base ball at
Phoenix Monday afternoon between
the DeMunds OF that city and the
Crimson Rims of this place, resulted
IN a victory for the Phoenix team in
q score of 10 to IL Our team his
booked two more games, bath OF
which will be played On the grounds
at this place.
A considerable cave-in occurred last
evening in the trench which is being
dug for the sewer pipe Of the new
hotel. The ground north OF Firso
street is very loose and as the trench
at this place is about twelve feet
deep, considerable trouble has been
Occa stoned by crumbling banks.
A J. Peters who has handled
the major portion CT the grain
on the south side during the
present season, gives the fol-
lowing figures as reasonable esti-
mate Of the amount Of grain raised,
100000 pounds, wheat 4,680,0C0
pounds. wheat shipped 100000
pounds, wheat in warehouses. 2,750,0G5
pounds; barley 100000 pounds, barley
shipped cut 100000 pounds, in ware
houses $500 600 pounds These fig
ures do not include the Indian wheat
handled during the year, which
amounts to considerable in Itself, and
is all bought and sold here. One can /
gather from these figures the immense I
resources Of the valley, even in this /.
enc industry. which gives scores OF /
men and their teams employment dur /
'
gives a place for numbers OF the large !
harvesters which are brought in every .
year to replace those that have been I
worn out. The valley is in a more /
prosperous condition than ever before /
The ether industries having been /
equally productive and remuneratiye- /
Among these are the fruit, bee hay
raising and cattle industries that have
all paid handsomely to their projec
tors. With a secured water system the
possibilities fer the producers are al
most inestima BILE.
Briggs Goodrich and Harry ThOmp-
son were visitors at the capital city
yesterday
Miss Ruby Lucher and Garfield
Goodwin Of the class CT SO were visi-
tors al the normal yesterday.
The Mill Avenue club have arranged
to give bail in the Odd Fellows hall i
in Tempe on Friday might. The at
fair premises to be a great success in
every way. as the best music il was
possible to get has been secured for
the occasion. Refreshments will be
served in the refreshme1t room ad-
joining the hall. Guests may expect a
very pleasant time
Miss Ruby Lucher leaves today for
Walnut Grove, Ariz., - take charge
CT the school at that place.
The military company at the normal
met for the first time yesterday and
had a short drill under Prof. Fred N.
Irish, who viii act as captain Of the
company. There were about sixty
present, making good showing for
the first week of Ahool All the mem
bors of the company viii have uni
forms. making the neral appearance
Of The company far ahead OF what it
was last year.
The boys of the normal met yester-
day and reorganized the athletic as
ISOLATION Of the school The officers I
elected were as follows: Charles !
president: Donald Mcqueen. ;
secretary; Dean Goodwin. treasurer.
William WoJIf was elected foot bail /
manager James Wcolf was elected 7
captain Of tbs second eleven.
MESA.
1Ir. and MIS-. Nielsen spent the day in :
Phoenix Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Fac Newell VIII teach school
during the coming winter in Yavapai
county
Mrs. S NJ Galpin spent the day in
Phoenix Tuesday visiting relatives and D.,
friends.