Arizona republican., 1901-09-03

posSl of 1t after it's finding, have return ed to Phoenix, MT Gowett arriving Sunday with the teams and MT. Day coming down yesterday morning from Prescott where he had to go to look after some business in which his late partner was interested
 BACK FROM THE CANYON. Mrs. J. II. McChintocll and Miss Anne Rhodes returned yesterday morning from their visit to the Grand canyon, Cataract canyon and many other places of in- terest along the rim. They report a most enjoyable outing. On the way home they visited Jerome and Congress mine. going down the big incline 3050 feet to- ward the center of the earth
 TONTO MAIL ROUTE. The De ition for the establishment of a mail route b-tween M Dove and Tonlo was closed yesterday. and forwarded to the fiIst assistant postmaster general. It was big petition and there Is little question but 1t will receive favorable. consideration. A r1 titicn will be cir culated at the other end of the line and submitted to tha depar mcnt to strengthen the move begun here.
 RENO ROAD UNPROMISING.-En- gineer J. S. Dobbins returned yesterday from a trip to the Tonto basin for the Hudson Reservoir company. MT. Dob bins returned over the Mt. Reno road. the improvement of which has engaged the attention of the board of trade, and he reports the road as badly washed and in unpromlsing condition generally. He thinks it would cost at least S2000 to put the road in fairly passable con dition and that thereafter it would re- quire the constant attention of three or four laborers.
 RETURN OF MIR. HEYMAN.-Mr E. Heyman returned yesterday morning from his annual eastern purchasing tip. on which he visited Grand Rapids. NI0h., Chicago, New York and other eastern cities, He spent some time at the Fan American exposition. He re- turned by the way of the northwest. visiting Seattle and San Francisco, where Mrs Heyman and their daughter Reba are spending the summer They Will "eturn to Phoenix a few weeks la ter MT Heyman found great business activity all over the country. with prospect everywhere of d busy commec- cial season.
 CAMP ME GTING. Tn camp meet Ing at he Albright camp grounds in Bri"s addition closed yeesteg day morning with a short service. There was good attendance on Sunday and Sunday evening. It is reported that the result of tha meeting was fif.een acccssi ms to the church, which is .r uch smaller than the result of he meeting a y ar ago. This Is accounted for in part by the six weeks series Of n.sotinRs conduc.e3 her not long ago by Mljo. Cole. at which time there Wer. many conversions. Altogether, ;, he camp meeting is believed by the church peopiS to have been great benefit tO their caus. even though h. yisibl results are Smal!cr tan usual, in the reawakening of interest in tn church members themselves.
 TuFE F.AGLEs.--Arthur NJ. White and c. F. Taylor are ia the city for the purpose of organizing a subordi nate acri Qodge) of the Fraterna Or der of Eagles. This o.3 r originated m Seat,lg, Wash. four years ago, IL IS fraternal and social order. a combi- nation cf the older fraternal and social orders, making a strict.y up-to-date social and fraternal Orde. on aa tnaX- peuslve basis. As MT. Whi:e says: "Th snow you d good time when well. take care Of the sick and bury the dcad." MT White has been an or ganiztr for he order since it's start in : cattle. Today there are a ries in ev " leading city in the United States, British Coium bia, five in Alaska and Une in Honolulu. Phoenix aerie will be organized about Wednesday night with a charter list of over fifty.
 ITS UP TO PHOENIX.-Th Bisbee Das5 ball team was defeated few days ago by the Morenci team on the grounds of the latter and now Morenci is advertising to the wo.ld that she has the champion nine of the territory Is up to the Phoenix team 10 take some action in this matter. If the Phoenix players are built of the sort of stuff they em 10 be, they vii se that this impression does not get out too far until they get a chance to wipe up MCrsnci Ile Phoan team anl the M0rencl am have not met yet and smebCdy ought to get them to- Fe;her Meanwhile 1t Is reported that the MOrenCi players are well onto their work and that they ar playing real EG ]. The score in the Morenci- Bishce game was 10 to ? and while 1t cann1t be said that it was evenly divided in tha way of runs, yet Bisbee did some good work and held MOyenCi down to the least number of hits made in any game the latter team has playel his summer. There were six on each s.de.
 GOOD MAN GONE WRONG-Good men go wrong sometimes, even in Flag staff The Coconino Sun says: John IT Sterling of Williams left some time last week for British Columbia He is not expected to return. John has long been resident of this section. lie has