Arizona republican., 1903-08-31

Maximum temperature 105, minimum temperature.I 'o'
 Average TelatlVe nu1niolty oo per cent.
 Total precipitation V-
 CharacterI of the day: clear.
 NJ F.. KEYSTONE, Section Director.
 HOME AGAIN.-Mrs w. E. Deft' has rturned rom an extended Vlslt IF San Francisco
 JUST DRUNK.-The day police force cartured two Mexicans yesterday. but they werd easy-just plain trunks.
 THE R RIRTH OF GIRL.-There was horn last night to Mrs. Adolph H. Johnson. of 220 North Tenth avenue a girl of tHe usual weight The mother and habeI are doing we'll
 MCCARTHY CONVALESCENT. J. N. Mccarthy. civil engineer in the ennlov of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad has been enduring a severe attack of typhoid fever at the Sisters nosnital but is now convalescent.
 FREE; MUSIC.-There was free music Sll over this part of the valley laost light firm Eastlake Park to the west Id and north to the camp meet ing rT'cunds. The two band concerts were well attended, and those of a re- |Iigiousrurn of mind flocked to the open air service in Brills addition.
 RANGERS DOING GOOD WORK According to the Tombstone Prospector Cant. Rynning of the rangers says his force has made more arrests during the last month than any month since the organization of the company. He says that the cattle and horse stealing gang That has been operating in Pinal and fila counties is practically broken up arf many bad characters have left the country.
 DEATH OF T. W. BROWN-T w Browin died at his temporary home threel miles east of town Sunday morn ing N 1:30 o'clock. He was thirty -eigh: veaiu old and came here from Chicago a VI ago for his health. He was at onf ime employed by the street-car co, ny as conductor. His wife was will i'm in his last hours. The funeral vii ke place al 10 m. this morn in,s (,m Mohn & Doris parlors, Rev. HaFH officiating.
 R RTICATING IN COLORADO The Eyichita Daily Eagle says: Dr. R w k'aig of Phoenix, Ariz., spent Sat UT M and Sunday in this city, visiting h EHother, Mrs. H. w. Craig, and re- nesVlg his acquaintance with the wichita doctors. pr. Craig is very en- thtlsiastic about the curative powers of the mild climate of the Salt river vallty for pulmonary and kidney troubles. The doctor will spend a few weeks in colorado before returning to his prac- 9ce in Phoenix.
 THE BEET SUGAR PLANT.-Work is rushing on the beet sugar plant at Glendale, which is fast becoming q r9tAlity instead of d promise. Twelve l &loads of structural steel nave been ac8eived of the forty-five or fifty car asS ds that will be required in the con- stIuction of the plant. A railroad scale fifty feet long was built recently, it
 being one of the things necessary not 6nly in construction but in permanent operation of the plant. The thing for Sne people to do now to help the plant AIong is to prepare to raise beets, for A le machinery will be in place before Ale sugar season arrives.
 DEATH OF CHARLES N. CALLA-
 RAN.-The death of Charles N. Calla- | han which occurred last Tuesday at l Dayton, Ohio, will be heard with re- gret by many citizens of Phoenix. MT. SI of the year, having been afflicted with pulmonary trouble. He remained here until June when he went back to his home expecting to return in the fall. l He was accompanied on his visit here i by his wife. About two weeks ago his 1 condition suddenly became worse and | his friends were shortly made aware l that his end was near. His father 1 died a little while before.
 i ARGUMENT FOR STATEHOOD | While there are no figures availa ble | to prove the assertion it is undoubtedly | true that Arizona has more automo- 1 than any of the eastern states, not eX- 1 cepting New York. One is much more l apt to meet an auto in this country
 now than he is a bad Indian or an ! Alkai Ike. The latest town to come ! into the automobile class is Congress 1 and the owner of the mobe is G. w. l DietZ, assistant secretary and treasurer l of the Congress Gold company. In a \ few years more Salt River valley farm Il CTS will ba driving cattle in one of these fl new fashioned machines.
 II FATHFINDERS RETURN-Beverly II Cox and Hi Hooker returned late Sat Il urddy night from q months outing in | the MoSollon mountains. They brought
 crop of whiskers and all the money