Arizona republican., 1901-06-29

GOES EAST,-Mrs. J. NJ. Swetnam
and daughter, Louise, will leave next
Wednesday for an extensive eastern
trip. They will go TO Chicago, and af-
ter visiting relatives in Illinois will go
to various points in Ohio and Kentucky
and then to the Buffalo exposition. En-
route homo they will visit st. Paul a
short time, reaching Phoenix i'm Octo-
Der. DR. Swetnam will join them during
the trip.
IT HAS BEEN READ.-The city
council met last night in an adjourned
meeting of the committee of the whole
to listen to the reading of the last half
of that immense document known as the
new fire and building ordinance. The
reading was finished about o'clock and
the city attorney still had some breath
left. The ordinance contains enough
food for thought to keep the members
of the council from becoming mentally
hungry before the next regular meet
ing.
FRUITS ARE WANTED The board
grown in this valley An effort is being
IAtNit " lAHFN lDt Ilull tNIllDll AT the
board rooms and a good start has been
made. Several jars of fruit have been
put up but more are needed and sam
pies of peaches are particularly wanted.
Fruit for preservation by the board
should be carefully picked, in order that
1t will not be scratched or bruised and
short stem should be left on each
specimen. Fully ripe fruit does not keep
well in the preserving fluid. AS each
fruit comes in the ranchers of the val
ley should select their best samples for
the board.
BIG CATTLE SHIPMENTS.---Th
Nogalcs Nidette says: Mr. L. +. An
derNpn, the bakersfield cattle buyer
Wednesday CrOsser at this port 1900
head of one year old steers. last years
product Of VIM. BarnettG Arizona"
ranch, twenty-five miles southwest of
NOgales. On account of the poor facil-
tiles for loading and wat ring at this
point the cattle were driven to Gala
ba.a. from which place they were
shipped to Bakersfield. Cal, where they
Will be placed on alfalfa. This season
Mr. Anderson has shipped II 900 head of
cattle to California, $500 being from So
nora, 2O0o from Chihuahua and 1000
from Arizona
GAfErY AT IRON SPRINGS.-The
social life at Iron Springs Is very gay
This year. as the young people get to-
gether every evening. Monday night
they gave the Misses Francesca and
Mary Baker and Ada Lee Orme a house
Warming af Tn1Da "a
the Case de Ia Iona. Dancing, cards
and music were the amusements Of the
evening and all had jolly time. Those
present. We're Misses Francesca and
Mary Baker Ada Lee Orme. Bessie
Ftckas, Marguerite James. Eva Penn
bcrton and MesSrS James Parker Will
liam Fickas, Egbert Clarke. T. II.
Wilkinson. Sylvan CAM Alexander and
Robert Baker.
BUGGY TROTTERS.-A great many
Phoenix people love good buggy horse
and great many have them. This
fact. no doubt, is the cause Of the con
Struction Of that famous speedway
known as Central Avenue. and lust at
this time 1t is something of n fad for
local hOrsamen to meet out there and
speed their stock for blood. not for
money. \ series of IN. Sc heats haa lust
been completed by VIM. Cook and DR.
Hughes. both of whom think they hava
horses that can tTOt SOM The doc
tors horse won two Of the three h ats
and he is now king Of the turf Other
good horses frequent the track and il
is quite likely some of them will b.
heard from soon.
CONE FiSHIN'.- Mark Smith has
gone fishing. He told a Los Ang les
Times reporter so a day or two ago.
ana added that H. rs the biggest fool
10 fish you ever saw" He said he was
not afraid Of the biggest tuna that
ever spznt the summer at Catalina
Island. Then he explains at some
length, just what id-al fishing is for
HIM, back east somewhere with a hired
man To pun the boat and bait the hook
and keep tn bucket under the seat
filled with cracked ic' and ether
things Finally the interviewer grew
riOus and asked him about The pros
poets for statehood Mr.. Smith re-
p'ij: They are not very bright just
EDw. TIL territory having gone don-
ocfatlc at the laSL election the admin
istration IS net wildly enthusiastic
about forcing US into the union And
ne might have added and me out Of
a job
POLICE COURT.-The case OF Raj
ae' Naenzuela, charged with vagrancy,
was concluded yesterday in the re-
cord RS court. He was fou1d guilty,
and noon today was fixed as the time
for ntence. There was a charge of
drunkenness against an ther man, who
did not appear as he hal given a cash
bail Of s. and preferred to forfeit it
rather than submit to the notoriety of
the court room. Another man was
given a s. fine for drunkenness His
case was enc of those unfortunate ones
in which man gets drunk by mistake.
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