Arizona republican., 1901-09-13

Mrs. Rice says, tod COeS not smile | upon better and more warm hearted | people than We met in Phoenix"
 TEMP oRARILY RELIEVED. - Joe Bush of Prescott, who was convicted of | the charge of using loaded dice anl sent to jail, has been released by ha- beas corpus proceedings. But he still has trouble on his hands. for there is a l charge against him under the Ed | munds act, and another against a wo- man known here as Edith Simms. The couple sought release from these charges through matrimonial proceed ings, but lost the case, although they succeeded in getting married.
 A PLEASING SERENADE.-An in- formal party was held last evening at the Ford hotel, when the Apollo Man dohn Harp and Guitar club serenaded Mrs. Charles Batre. A number of friends of Mrs. Batre, other than the members of the club, were also pres ent, and the parlors and porches of the hotel were turned into a scene of mer- riment. Mrs. D'Alta Gilland sang a number of choice selections, which add ed variety to the musical programme. A delightful iced drink made from uu- fermented grape juice was served from a handsome punch powl, and the even ing was a happy one for all present.
 KILLED AT CANANEA. - Justice Gray received a letter yesterday from L. P. Nash, a former resident of this city and now superintendent of the mine at La Cananea. He refers to an accident in the mine recently in which one man was killed and two others badly hurt by a cave-iu. The details of the accident were printed several days ago, but MT. Nash informs MT Gray that the man killed was F'lorencio Gonzales, a brother of MT. E5. Gonzales. who was a candidate for the legislative assembly in this county at the last cleo ton.
 WHAT TO DO WITH ANARCHISTS -F. w. Thode has a plan, for the dispo- sition of anarchists which will com mend itself to all thinking persons as the most effective one for getting at the root of the trouble and then killing the root. An anarchistic tendency MT. Thode believes to be as incurable as leprosy, and is in fact q moral leprosy as dangerous to the state or commun- ity as physical leprOsy. There is now included among the varied possessions of the United States q colony of lepers in the Sandwich islands. Mir Thode recommends that as fast as anarchists are discoVered in this country that they
 he sent to ninSle with the unhappy tftODle or that COiOnN- III q llLllG MHite there would be no anarchists.
 P. F. D. BASEBALL-The Pioneer hose company and the Hook and Lad der company are practicing- in earnest for their match game of baseball next Sunday. The Hooks are boasting con siierably on their past record in ath- letic sports, and the Hose boys are re-, lying on the fact that good record is bound to be broken some time and they think that this is about the time. Star ley Porter was at one time a famous ball player. He tried to show his friencs the other day that he could even stop hst ball by looking 1t straight in the eye. and he proved it. but he has had
 q black eye ever since. The firemen are practicing every afternoon in the rear of the engine house. and if they don't
 put up a good game Sunday it will noc | be for lack of practice. It will simply 1 be because they can't play.
 CALIFORNIA OIL.-The following is
 an extract from a letter from c. Y. ! Mauk of California to his brother, C. 1 w. Mauk Of Phoenix, in relation 10 the
 oil business in southern California: ''I
 stopped at Bakersfield 10 visit the oi' fields. It is a sight worth seeing. one | company is putting up fifteen oil tanks that will hold thirty-five thousand C35.- itVO) barrels each. Another man has . contract to furnish a company in Hon
 oluiu one million gallons of oil monthly besides he ships several carloads tu different points weekly. This man loaned one hundred and fifty dollars (si5G) and took as security piece of land. He offered to sell the land sev-
 eral times for $50. but no one cared to buy it. He bored it for oil. and now | owns and rides in his private car
 Such is life in the oil fields
 ARIZONA FARNIERS-The execu- tive committee of the Arizona Agricul-
 tural association met yesterday at the ] board of trade rooms to further con sider the programme for the ensuing annual meeting. A full attendance was present, and resolutions were passed that no doubt will contribute to the success of the annual session. which
 this year will convene in the first weel 1 in December. II is the purpose of the | committee in charge to make the meet | ing as largely representative of th' | whole territory as possible. and to thal
 end speakers and contributors will D, invited to participate who reside al widely different points. The programme
 will be made up to cover as nearly as
 possible the subject of agriculture ans
 its kindred interests. It is proposed t. i make an attractive exhibit of agricul
 tural products, and the public is mos