Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

NO SCHOOL MEETING.-Owing to the absence of School Trustee De Mund the board of trustees held no meeting yesterday, but will probably get to- gether today.
 A NOVEMBER GAME.-The Phoe- nix Union football team has arranged a game with the first team of the h. dian school, to be played at Phoenix park November s. The Unions are mostly old players and are said to be the heaviest team in the territory. Of course they expect to win.
 ONE MILE GRADED.-The first mile of the Phoenix 6 Eastern railroad has been graded and the teams are now a work pretty well cut toward a point opposite the Insane asylum. The new camp is being set up and will be ready for occupancy at once.
 PROHIBITION MEETING. = Hon. Oatora Gibson of Tombstone, prohibit ton candidate for delegate to congress will address the people of Phoenix to- night Cn the political issues, at the stand. corner of Third avenue and Washington street.
 THAT BOX SOCIAL.-If you want 
 eat lunch with some ether fellows best girl. go to the box social in the Chris tian church tonight. Young ladies and cid maids can be sure of catching q beau. if they will prepare an appetiz- ing lunch and conceal it in a box or basket.
 4 MILITARY MEET.-Company B '. ili have regular drill tonight. Every member Of the company should be present. Colonel McClintock will be present to confirm the appointments of non-commissioned officers and present the warrants. This will be the first visit of a colonel of the National Guard of Arizona to Company B. in its aGmory.
 DEATH OF s. E. MINER.-SamueI E. Miner died at the residence of his son R. D. Miner on North Central avenue. between the hours of and yesterday morning. He came to the territory in 1879 and Phoenix in 1S2- He was a Mason. but not active here The funeral will take place at the par lors of Mohn & Doris at 3 p. m. today October 23..
 FOOTBALL GAME.-The Phoenix hlGn SCQCDi ana ILs' lIuI1H SI4Io' football teams propose to open the foot ball season here next Saturday after
 noon at Phoenix park, where at 2.3l o'clock they expect to line up against each other in a game which is to make one side feel like it had won a great victory. while the other will freely ad-
 init they had the scrap of their lives BOARD OF EDUCATION.-A meet ing of the territorial board of educa-
 t:on was held at the capitol building yesterday to consider the application of three persons for diplomas and tc audit bills for the care of deaf and dumb and blind pupils. The territory has six of these unfOTtunates to care for, five in schools of California at ar expense of S3C0 a year each, and one in Utah at $25O. There is an annua appropriation for this purpose oi $3OCO.
 POLICE COURT.-Ramona Peralts
 was in police court yesterday facing .
 charge that would have appalled, som' people, but it was easy for Ramona for she is used to it. It was drunken ness and discrderly conduct. She was sent to jail for five days and it will probably take her that long to catch III in her rest John Doe was arrested anC sent to jail for the same length of time His crime was being caught in Ra mona's company. He was drunk anf asleep. but it was reasoned by the off cer that no man could get drunk il Ramcna's company without having