Arizona republican., 1902-10-27
D. s. LANDS,
 Observer.

NEW BOILER SET.-The new boiler for furnishing hot water for bath rooms, kitchen purposes, etc, a the Hotel Adams has been set and was fired up yesterday for the first time. WINTER VISITORS.-Ex-Go Governor W. D. Hoard of Michigan and his son A. R. Hoard are expected to arrive here any day. Both gentlemen are ac- companied by their wives and the party if favOrably impressed with Phoenix will probably spend the win ter here.
 AS TO BANDS AND CONCERTS A gentleman who came down from Tempe last night said the Tempe band dispensed with it's usual Sunday even- ing concert. Many of the Tempe peo- pie expect to come down to hear Sousa's band and the local organizat ton { thought it would be discourteous to rob | the visitors of any Of their glory. The | Pioneer band gave it's usual concert on the city hall plaza last evening. not | because it is wanting in courtesy but | just to educate the Phoenix ear up to l the music of that distinguished aggre- gation of artists.
 THE WILSON CASE-Not long ago
 
 named Wilson had shot a friend named Ward by accident while both were sleeping around a campfire in the Hua- | chuCas, Wilson thinking he was shoot ing at a hydrophobia skunk and not in the direction of Ward. Wilson's ex- i animation is now in progress in Bis bee, and from newspaper reports it would appear that there is some ground for believing the deed was committed Intentionally as a result of previous nuarrels, though. the testimony thus far was all hearsay
 THEIR FEELINGS TOUCHED.- The Bisbea Review says: When Joe Muheim and Lem Shattuck came in from Tucson yesterday. they did not know that there was a big politician on board and when they weresmet by the band and the booming of giant powder, it was too much for their feel ings. Lem" said Joe T always knew we had done lots for Bisbee, but I never expected a reception like this" No" replied Lem, Tt fills me clear up to the eyebrows" Then they came up the row, treating the gang as they pro cee1ed only to find on getting home that all that fuss was about Bob MorIi- son, a fellow who never drank a gallon oi whiskey in Cochise county. It was a dirty trick. but unintentional
 MIR. GIBSON'S NAME.-When man is sc honored by any considerable number of his friends and neighbors as to be nominated for congress he is at least entitled to have his name spelled right. But this is very frequently de- nied him through the ignorance and carelessness of not only the people but the press. A notable instance is Dele gate Rodey of New Mexico, whose name appears in print as Rodney" CT some other erroneous construction as often as it does rightly spelled. A similar instance is the name of the prohibition candidate for congress in this territory. MT. Ostora Gibson. It has been printed in the various Arizona newspapers through gross carelessness or ignorance and with no intended re- fection as follows: "Ostoro," "Ostro," Astoria "Ostoria.' "Ostorio,' "Os- turo" and" Otoro, while some papers as- suming that others were merely falling down in an effort to use an old fami- liar name. thought they were setting the world right by spelling it oscar"
 MIR. BAINBRIDGE'S RECITAL Much interest has been created in the recital to be given tomorrow evening by MT Oliver Bainbridge, and with considerable reason. In an address from the Columbian college, B. C., the