Arizona republican., 1900-09-05

Sold by all druggists. 25 cents
 i encou, age the building up f al institl- 1 ton w1r.n< If the own shoTI9 net l lunsel delay cdll.lg: on the liDIdlIln i and becoming Ir' miners by tha pay ment of $3 for a year membership uI ] $l for three months.
 1 THE BOARD OF TRADE.-The l regular monthly meeting of the board ! of trade Was held last night at which. 1 beside the transaction of routine busi- i ness. arran@emcnts were. made tp in
 terest the government in the establish ment of a sanitarium for soldiers and 1 sailors in this city. Data regarding 1 climate will be collected and forwarded | to the proper authorities. There are | two sanitariums of this kind in New | Mexico. but they are open only to mem | bers of cetain branches of the naval and army service.
 i BOARD OF TRADE WORK. The ! secre tary of the board of trade aas re- ceived a letter from Mir. r. l. Kendall. l secretary If the NJ. X P. S: $. R. Y. rail- ! way. in San Francisco. ackn- Wicd-in. 1 the receipt of the boards latest pamph- | lets on the climate of the Salt River valley, in which he says the books havA 1 all received the greatest attentlun and l like all the advertising matter pre- | pared by the board. the pamph- lets are very good indeed. and l he feels satisfied they have 1 helped to advertise the Salt River val | ley more than anything else. Such | information necessarily creates an in- 1 terest among those seeking change of climate.
 | YOUTHFUL SCRAPPFRS. - 1 cou- | pie If boys got into a fight last eveu- | ing on the corner of Washington and | Center streets. The fact that one of them was considerably larger than the other attracted the attention Of pass ersby. but it was soon noted that they Wer- more evenly matched than was at frsc supposed. The smaller boy evaded the blows of his adversary by dUcking, and invariably replied with an uppercut that left it's mark. The 1 larger lad when he had received pun 1 ishmlnt enough withdrew from the
 game. The small boys in this town arc
 getting almost as bad as grown up men, who don't know any better than to fight.
 SLIGHTLY ERRONEOUS. In re- / port by Tn Republican yesterday morning of the republican primary in
 the First ward. il was stated that of the whole number of votes cast there were only four scratched ballots and tha- the scratching had been done by members of the Douglass club who objected to the presence in he Gel ga
 Iion of members of the coior=3 AIcKin-
 .ey-Roos=veit club. That statement
 was slightly erroneous. While Ih.re Were a few scratched ballots. William
 p. CTump, the only sentative of
 he Mckinley and Roosevelt club OR
 the caucus tick z. received nly one
 scratch. The chief sufferers W=r- the Douglass club representatives.
 STARRING FOR A MARRIAGE IT.
 CENSE. Yesterday morning young
 man from the country nsrv0usly en-
 tered the office of ,he probate judge
 and after talking about the weather and the relative chances of smith and
 Wilson and the war in China, casually
 put a Hypothetical questi n. Sup
 pose" said h.. "a felIer was gOin' tn
 git married: "V'her='G he haf to go to
 get the licenses? o. This Is the head
 quarters of the marriage license trust
 in this county" replied Deputy Clerk
 Nd Creighton How much do you
 ask for 'em?" inquired the young man.
 They would set you back jus- two
 and a half" said Mir. Creighton. Do
 you mean said the ,. ung man. not
 quite understanding Mr. Creighton's
 United States tongue. "that 50 is the
 price of 'em?'' That's our lowest quo
 tation for this week" said MT. Ce5 igh-
 -on: ''We're not expecting a change in
 the near future" The young man fid- died around awhile and said he guessed
 he'd have to have '5m. Mir. Creighton
 got into a dispute with him about the
 way of spelling the brides name. but as the bridegroom was mt sure about it he let the deputy clerk have his way. Arme1 wi,h the license the young man
 went out. saying he would have the ceremony performed in his own neigh
 borho1d so as to keep the marriage fee circulating near home.