Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-17

Character OF the day: Clear.
NJ. T.. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
BOARD OF TaA0E.-The regular
monthly meeting of the directors of the
Phoenix x Maricopa county board of
trade will be held this evening.
WATER sUPPLY-The supply of ir-
rigatng water in the river has been
lingering around the 1850 inch mark
for the last fifteen davs with little va
ration either way,
SPECIMEN ORANGES.-.W. d. Bell,
who lives six miles northeast Of
town. yesterday brought to the board
of trade room two fine orange eXhib
its. one VAS 4 cluster Of four naval
oranges on one twig and the other was
a cluster of seven Malta oranges on
one twig. They were picked.
FINE CATTLE-Austin Starkweath-
er has returned home from New York
with "A carload of fine HolsteIn cattle
for his dairy ranch near Six Points.
Tom NcGiuness OF Chicago, who
spends his winters in this valley and
who has d fine ranch not far from
Glendale also received Il few days ago
= carload of Jersey cattle fcr his dairT.
GOT HIS PATENT.-J. Q. y. Kins
has received a letter from his partner
announcing that a patent has beer
granted them on the mechanical con-
trivaEce invented by Mr.. King for
speedily reducing TO pulp, ore samples
in assay Offices. They have not decided
whether to manufacture the machines
here or elsewhere.
Y. P. c. U.-There will be a joint
committee meeting of the Young PEG
pies Christian Union of Phoenix at the
North NJ. e. Church tonight. All
members of the committee and those
vino have promised to help give out
invitations. etc. are especially urged
10 be present at :: 80 sharp TO transact
important business.
A WISE MAN.-W. L. Osborn is =
wiser man even than Solomon for Sol
onion never advertised in the Republi-
can. Mr.. Osborn lost TWO horses and
last night put a notice in The Repub-
lican. Before the advertising pages
were closed another man came in with
an advertisement of two horses that
had come TO his place; evidently the
same stock. If one loses anything and
can't find it through the Republican
liners its a closed incident and there's
no use looking any further.
SUNDAY NIGHT WEDDlNG.-AIr.
George i. Butts and Miss Pearl Burger
We're married at o'clock Sunday eV-
ening by Justice Robertson. The Ger
emory was performed in a comfortable
little cottage on Hadley street between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, which had
been provided by the groom and which
is to be their home. The ceremony was
Witnessed by a number OF friends of
Dc rs.
drives one of the city wagons and the
bride is an estimable young woman.
MURDER IN THEIR HEARTS.-1J.
Flores and Jose Gonzales were before
Justice Burnett Yesterday on a charge
OF a disturbance of the peace. They
We're fined 81 each and sent to Jail. l. :
they had not been quite so drunk they
might have been more severely punish
cd Their peace disturbance took the
form of chasing each other around
with knives. Neither remembered any /
thing about that and both said there /
had been no ~ feeling and they could +
offer no reason for that hostile demon /
stration.
DISTRICT COURT.-The trial OF ,
civil cases By jury was begun in dis
trict court yesterday. There was q I
return OF the venire. In the case of the +
iron Hill Mining Company against :. /
NJ. TAYLOR the trial order was vacated T.
and the case was dismissed on the (,
motion of the plaintiff according TO Z.
stipulation filed in court. In the suit
Of the Lamb Fruit Company against !
John G.. HHgen and others there was
d continuance Tor the term. Non-suit
was taken by the plaintiff in the case
of G. w. KretZinger against Walter
Lund and others. In the divorce suit
of Carlos Herrera against Macedonia
Herrera the plaintiff was granted = de-
cree.
FOR SWEET CHARlTY.-When tho
rummage sale closed on Saturday night
the ladies of the Christian church
found a varied assortment of clothing I
on their hands that had not been dis