Arizona republican., 1902-09-17

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.-E. R ! Wager of McCabe, and R. B. Kilgore Of Williams. passed through the city yes terday to resume their school work at
 the territorial university.
 w. c. T. U. MEETING.-The Wo- mans Christian Temperance Union will hold meeting this afternoon at
 it's rooms, corner Monroe and Center streets All interested are invited.
 COURT HOUSE PLAZA.-Gardener Hansen of the court house plaza IS
 taking advantage of this fine agricul-
 tural weather to get his flower be Is
 and grass plats in shape for the con- ing winter exhibition.
 SPECIAL SERVICES.-The Epworth
 League of the Central M. F. church, south will hold special services at the
 Mexican NJ. K. church, South on Ninth avenue this evening. All. are invited | 10 attend. On account of this special
 rleeting there will be no prayer meet | ing at Padget hall.
 VACATION OVER.-Miss Mabel Guy Hoover returned to Tucson last evening after spending her vacation
 in Phoenix. Miss Hoover is the in- structor in the domestic science de- partment at the University of Arizona. The college opened for registration of students September 15.
 A WORKING FORCE.-F. L. Eddy. president and general manager of the
 Eddy Gold, Silver and Copper Mining company, will leave this morning for ! the mines eight miles west of Frog Tanks. He will take along a force of four men who will be put to work in
 the further development of the prop
 erty.
 ON RAILROAD BUSINESS.-Pres ident F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F., P. &,
 r. railroad. his assistant Mir. J. II. Elm inert and W. A. Drake, general super intendent of the s. F., P. S& P. arrived on this mornings >train from Prescott. They are here on business connected with the building of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad. TWO WASHOUTS.-Dr. J.. M. Ford was in two washouts Monday The first occurred at Doris theater and he felt so good about it that he started to California on a vacation and run into another washout near Kyrene. It was bigger than the first washout and he could not get over it so easily. so he returned and left again last night. i1e will be gone less than a week.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the probate court yesterday a transcript was filed of the probate of the will of J. Hein- sohn in a California court and peti~ tion was filed for the probate of the will here. An order was entered liking the date of the hearing at 10 a. m- Oct. 1st In the estate of Lovie Smith, petition was filed for the appointment of an administrator and hearing set for Sept. 90.
 NICE ORE SAMPLES.-Two new ore exhibits have been placed in the board of trade collection. One was brought in by Dr. John Wix Thomas. president of the N9gales Copper Co.,, and came from the company's property near Nogales. It consists of specimens of copper sulphides and of silver lead ore. The other exhibit was brought in from Nelsons mine in the Winifred district It is large piece of copper ore said to assay fifty per cent
 A HISTORIC JAW BONE.-G. w. Mardis, probably has the biggest and oldest jawbone of any man in town. It is not the one he uses every day but an emergency equipment that he pur- chased from man who just returned from the Mogollon mountains and wfo found it in a ruin estimated to be 300 years old. It is well preserved and looks as though it was able to with stand a good many hard knocks yet.