Arizona republican., 1903-11-15

Average relative humidity, 42 per cent.
 Total precipitation. 0.
 Character of the day: Clear.
 M. E. KEYSTONE. Section Director.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services at II q. m.. and D. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. The seats arc free and the public is invited to occupy them at all services.
 BOUGHT A HOUSE-Mr Robert Reay of Montreal, Canada, has pur- chased through the agency of H. NJ Chapman the residence of w. A. Mauck at 1929 West Jefferson street. MT. Reay is a recent arrival in the city and will permanently reside here.
 RETURNED FROM THE EAsT.- Mrs. Virginia Churchill has lately re- turned from the east where she spent the latter part of the summer and the early fali. She visited her son, Briggs Goodrich. at Pittsburg. and spent some time in Ohio.
 MINES REPORTED SoLD.-There was a report on the street yesterday to the effect that c. H. Gray and his brother. Bud Gray had sold their mines on the Colorado river. No par ticulars of the sale were given out, however, nor was the report fully veri- fed.
 A FINE RESIDENCE LOT-E A. Spaulding yesterday sold to a gentle man of Dubuque. Ia.. lot in block 40, Churchill's addition to the city of Phoe nix, for $500. It is a corner lot situ- ated a block north of the high school building, and is an excellent building site.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH. PoStoftice building, Monroe street. Ser vices at II a. m. Subject, Soul and Body" Solo by W E. Deity. "Thn Lord Is My Light" Francis Allison) Sunday school, 9:3O; Wednesday even ing service, 7:3O. Reading rooms are open daily from 10 a. III. to F. and D. m. to 1.
 BACK TO ARIZONA-John A Agard has returned from two months visit in San Francisco where he was called by the serious Hines of his mother who is now very much better. 1t was his first visit for many years but things looked looked natural around the old home as the family still occupies the same house it did when he was a boy The city though has made a few changes in the last twenty years.
 THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OPEL. ClAlS.-It is d real winter day now when some official of the Southern Pa cific headquarters at Tucson does not drop into Phoenix to look over the new property in this valley. Q 70 Gt tar Small, the travelling engineer, Jack O'Brien and E. Averill, trainmaster Of this division. spent the day here in con- with local officials returning home last night.
 DEATH OF BLIND EUGENE.-Eu- gene Tapia, better known as "Blind Eugene" died on Friday night about midnight and was buried yesterday af- ternoon. He was something past twen- Ty years of age and had been pra-tic- ally blind from his birth. The most he ever saw of the world was a glim- mer. He had learned the town so thor Oughly that he could go about it as if he could see. He was bright boy m many ways and had the natural tal- l ent of a musician.
 A PUBLIC SCHOOL cONTESI-l The public schools of the county are last becoming infected with the foot | )all microbe that is flourishing so we'll ! n higher institutions. Yesterday fore | noon the Phoenix public school eleven | played a game with the Tempe schooi ,leven on the vacant lot north of the ! own ditch between Second and Third | streets. The halves were twenty five | minutes long and at the finish the score | vas Phoenix 6, Tempe 0. a record that | neither need be ashamed of. It is prob Ible that the Phoenix team will go to Tempe next Saturday and give the outh siders another chance to make a ecord.
 MADE IN PARlS.-Dr H. F. Stroud | S the owner of perhaps the only regu- ar automobile cap in this part of tn" ountry. It came from the home of the