Arizona republican., 1900-10-18

l ken. Pinney. J. Graham and M. Gra- l ham leave this morning to represent | the Phoenix Gun club in the Jerome 1 tournament Friday, Saturday and Sun | day. The Tucson and Bisbee teams will | come in on the M. & P. train this morning and leave at once for Jerome
 to attend the big shoot.
 GOLF ORGANIZATION- meeting | was held al the parlors of the Hotel ] Adams last night for the organiZat tion 1 of a golf club. There was a large at l tendance of lovers of this form of sport.
 L. H. Chalmers presided over the meet | ing and q finance committee, composed i of Mrs. Webster Street and Messrs. F. | Heyman and C. J. Hall was appointed. 1 Offers of subscriptions of $25 each have | already been received from fifty mem- l bers. Among other things discussed 1 last night was the name of the organ | ization. It will probably be called the Country Club" Golf has grown in favor in Phoenix within the last three years. The plans of those now inter- | ested in this movement involve the establishment of links as near the city
 as possible and the building of a club i house.
 NEW CITY CHARTER.-There was
 a meeting last evening in the council chambers of the members of the city council and the charter committee of the board of trade. The question of q, new charter for the city was fully dis cussed and it was unanimously agreed that such a Charter should be prepared for presentation to the next legisla- ture. It was decided to select a com mittee of nine citizens of Phoenix and request them to prepare the charter
 The committee selected was J. W.
 Evans, H. H. McNeil. w. B. Lount l.
 H. Goodrich, B. A. Fickas. J. w. Ben
 ham. Aaron Goldberg. c. H. N. Luhrs,
 and F.. Sunderland. These gentlemen
 will meet next Monday evening at 7:30
 in the council chamber to organize for
 the work before them and there is no
 doubt their work will be satisfactory to
 the citizens of Phoenix.
 THE BUNCOING OF J. A. KURTZ. -AIr. Louis Weinman, secretary of the Fireman's Fund Insurance company of
 San Francisco is in town and thinks it is the most delightful town he has eyer
 seen. MT. Weinman left San Francisco some weeks ago on a period of rec reation. He joined a party of Los An geles friends at Winslow for a hunt in the Mogollons. There he determined to spend the rest of his vacation in central and southern Arizona. J. A. Kurtz took charge of him and sought to initiate him into the mysteries of quail shooting. They returned last night and MT. Kurtz complained that he had been buncOed. He said he took MT. Weinman out to shoot at quail bu- he actually shot and killed them. MT. Weinman expected to spend several days here but he was met yesterday by ! a special agent of his company. who gave him word that he was needed on the coast He will leave tonight on a hurried visit to Tucson and Nogales and will go then to Los Angeles.
 MAKING CAMPAIGN BADGES.-I MT. J. A. Fulwiler, residing northwest of Phoenix and who, until recently. was an ardent advocate of Bryanism. has become a disciple of republicanism. MT. Fulwiler has been prominently connected with the canal company. and at times has been prominent in demo- cratic politics. His cOnversOn was due to a peculiar incident. His change of mind was due to a campaign badge and the badge was of his own invention. Some time ago MT. Fulwiler invented an emblem calculated for use as a l democratic badge. The idea expressed on his ribbon did not suit his ideas of the expression of democratic senti- | ment and he abandoned hope of aiding the lost cause by his artistic views and gave up his effort to get out his free silver sign. Instead he concentrat- ed his endeaVors on a republican badge and the result was a cut consisting of likenesses of Mckinley and Roosevelt, placed above a safe, labeled Our choice, Mckinley and Roosevelt. eX pansion. protection and gold basis.' the whole upon a badge of golden ribbon. The badge has made quite a hit in the east. and Mir. Fulwiler is now in Hi nois engaged in pushing it's sale. Such an effect has MT. Fulwiler's design had upon himself that he will shout for re- publican principles this fall.