Arizona republican., 1902-10-01

HOGS FOR MEKICO.-S. J. McDon- aid shipped a car load of hogs to Can anea Monday night
 A GIRL BABE.-There was a fine girl baby born to MT. and Mrs. Ed Habold Monday, September 29th.
 SIXTY CAME DOWN.-It is estimat- ed that over sixty people came down from Prescott to attend the Wild West show.
 WAS NO -Superintend- ent Porter of the NJ. & P reports that his road handled the Wild West show in good shape and on time. for which he received the thanks of the manage ment
 ROSH HASHONNA-At sundown today begins the celebration of Rosh Hashonna or Jewish New Year. Ser vices will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the hall over the postofffce and again Thursday morning at o'clock
 THE DEPARTMENT INTERESTED The interior department is taking an interest in the irrigation business of the territory. Secretary Stoddard yester- day received inquiries for copies of all the laws of the territory relating to ir- rigation, and especially for laws on the subject passed by the last legislature
 THE LAST EXCURSION.-The last of the NJ. & P. seaside excursions for this summer went ont last night. There were but few tourists. as it has come to be a pleasant time of year to live at home. It is better late than never though. and some people had to stay at home while the rest had their fun. Among those leaving last night were Hattie F. Upson. A. J Hoskins and Mrs. Mons Ellington. for Long Beach and A J. Stoner for Santa Barbara.
 THE COUNTS RAKE OFF-It will be remembered that the last legisla ture arranged the statute book in a manner that gives the county a five per cent partnership in all circus per formances that occur here That is. the county gets five per cent of the gross receipts. Under this law the sheriff placed Paul Kruger on guard at the entrance of Buffalo Bills Wild West show. which had previously been con- strued to be a circus. MT Kruger se- cured and turned over to the county $7725 as it's proportion of the receipts.
 FAITH TN PHOENIX.-Fred Betts
 
 cured possession of the Woodruff build ing. corner of First avenue ana Jeffer- son street. is again in the city and says he sees a great future for Phoenix Further. he proposes to take advantage of the situation at the present time and if possible climb into the band wagon. His first move in this direction will be the altering of the Woodruff building on the lower floor, and the adding or a third story so that the structure will be an up-to-date building fitted for of fees. lodging house or other business purposes.
 HE WAS AT MARTINIQUE.-P lessor Robert T. Hill, whose arrival in town was mentioned in the Republican yesterday in connection with his cou- sinship to Sheriff Stout, recently re- turned from the island of Martinique. where he went to make scientific study of the effects of the eruption of Mount Pelee He has written very interesting account of his observations which appears in the Century Maga- zine for September. Professor Hill mas also lately visited Holland and other European countries on scientifis err rands. and has been connected with the geological survey for several years.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorded yes terday: Great Standard Copper Min