Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-12
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| Character OF the day: Clear.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
1T IS A BOY-There came TO tn.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wizard Sl3
MOntezuma avenue night before last a
| baby boy. Mr.. Wizard is connected with
| the Doris grocery store.
IN PHOENIX AGAIN.-W. H. Reanl
who spent last winter in Phoenix and
the summer in California, has returned
and expects to spend this winter
here.
THE WILSON scHoOL-superin-
tendent A. n. Fulton yesterday visited
the Wilson school southeast of the
city and found everything running very
satisfactorily. There are two teach
ers employed.
A COTTAGE SOLD.-B. G.. Pecla
yesterday sold to man named Snod-
grass lot in block IS, Collins addition
to the i:T ot Phoenix, the property
being on east jefferson street. There
is i comfortable little cottage on the
lot. the whole property being sold for
$3.50.
GRANTED A PAROLE.-Governor
Brodie Yesterday granted parole to
Basilo Zuniga who was sent to the
penitentiary from Yuma county for ten
years in 1901. The parole is granted
upon the recommendation of the judge
who tried him, the board OF contrc!
and the superintendent OF the terri
torial prison.
ANOTHER INQUIRY.-Chief of Pu-
lice Kinney has received a teleg1 am
from the chief of police of Denver
making inquiry, respecting the where
ahouts and welfare OF 5. Carlisle who
left Denver sometime ago in i'll health
expecting TO come to Phoenix. 1t APP
pears that his friends have not heard
from him since he left home and are
becoming anxious
A BOWLING TOURNAMENT
large crowd gathered night before last
at the Maple Leaf Bowling alleys TO
witness the fifth weekly tournament in
which there were eight entries. Luke
Harding won the first prize with All
- siSsC VI 4OO IlOlillS- IlCllIy I1uttttI
was second with an average OF 1872 pins
Hollis Clement. tnird, had an avero 9e
of 1873. The tournaments are held on
Tuesday evenings.
FOR FIGHTING A WOMAN.-Jesils
Miranda who was arrested night before
last for sn assault upon Jesus Baldena-
gro was given 4 trial before Justice
Burnett yesterday morning. There was
I1F,
was sentenced to pay q fine of SO. IF
Mrs. Baldenegro had been a different
kind of 4 woman the fine would no
doubt have been made more burden
some.
NEED AN oRGAN.-Miss Palmer.
teacher in the Mesquite school house.
sometimes known as the Riverside DIS
trict, is arranging for school enter
tainment to be given a week from
next Friday night. The purpose of the
entertainments is. To raise funds for
the purchase of an organ to be used i'll
the school. 1t is surely Il laudahle
enterprise and win not only receive the
support of the residents of that dis
trict hut the friends Of the district
elsewhere.
SOLD A RANCH.-The H. L Lath-
am company has sold an eighty acre
ranch to J. NJ. Jameson for eastern par
ties. 1t is a well improved piece or
property and is situated northwest OF
Phoenix in the Glendale neishborhood.
The selling price was $4,000. or $40
an acre. Almost any kind OF dirt in
that part of the valley is accounted to
be dirt cheap at such prices. BY COM
pairing any god valley lands with Cat
fornia lands that produce the same
crops one can see where the fortunes
are to be made hereabcuts.
THE REFORM acknowledgements
Brodie returned yesterday morning
from Benson. where ne went to attend
a meeting of the board Of the terri
torial industrial school. Beside the
routine business of the board there
were several bids for SUPPLIES to be
opened. The bids were inspected but
at the time the governor left the con-
tracts had not been awarded. All ar
engagements are complete for the open
ing of the school on the first of next
month. The members of the board
have been assured of an opening at
tendance of more than thirty. Most, if
not all, but three of the pupils will be
admitted on applications from parents
or guardians.
A BANKERS ASSOCIATION.-i
There viii be a meeting Of the bankers
of Arizona at the board of trade rooms