Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
NEW CANDY PLANT IN OYER

| turning out large quantities of the fin | Iished products from his lately installed ! candy plant. This is MT. Sanichas latest venture, and he is taking great delight in showing his many kinds of candies and the machinery by which it is made. His speciaities are choco- | lates and cream candies. . WOMENS CLJBS-The Arizona Federation of WCmen's Clubs will hold Iits annual meeting at Tucson on the | 18th, 18th and goth Of this month, and ia very interesting and profitable meet ling is being looked forward to. The officers of the federation are Mrs. A. J. lMcClatchie of Phoenix. president; Mrs ! F. A. Tritle of Prescott, Vice-p-esident;
 Mrs. J. H. McCHntock of Phoenix, cor responding secretary; Mrs. C. P. Hart | Of Tucson, recording secretary.
 SAW NOTHING LIKE ARIZONA
 Mir NJ. T. Russell returned to the city
 Vt sterday after an absence of five
 months. He spent most Of his time in Alabama. his former home. He also spent scme time in Missouri. which, ! by reason of the democrats there,
 seemed a good deal like hCme. But it takes mere than democrats to make | a paradise, though, ia the opinion Mir. Russell, they help some. There is
 la lack of climate in both Alabama and Missouri, especially at this season of the year. Mir. Russell says that after all he found no place equal to this territory.
 TO SETTLE IN FULL-Recent ad-
 vices from WihcOS are to the effect
 that the firm Of McCourt & Geddis which recently went into bankruptcy, will be able to pay off dollar for dol lar of their indebtedness. The liabil- ties are placed at $SO,3OU while the
 assets are in the neighborhood of $36.O GOO. There are said to be 1lO un- secured creditors among merchants
 of both the east and west. The
 Arizona National Bank Of Tucson is he heaviest creditor having a claim lof $450O, while Los Angeles firms
 have claims aggregatiuT SS,o00. Be-
 sides having a store a, Willcox, a branch at Johnson and at san Simo , was also conducted.
 ! FITTED IN Mention has been made from time to time Of
 the preparatory school which Mr. II.
 David Evans has been conducting at
 Mesa for the last three years and the l remarkable success of his pupils. Rob ert H. Jacobs of Detroit studied with him last year. Mir. Jacobs lately
 passed the entrance examination of
 Yale university, and at his own re- quest was transferred to the University
 of Michigan. Within the present
 week he has been listed as the first oi . the competitors for the Phillips schol- ! arship there These scholarships are given each year to the three freshmen
 in the literary department who stand ? the highest on an examination made up of the university requirements in Greek and Latin.
 A BAD INJUN.-Late Wednesday | night Officers Andrews and TiptCa were summoned to the <. r, P. 6 ?. yards by an engine hcstler. who said a , drunken Indian had possession of one of his locomotives and refused to give , it up. They found MT. Indian as re- } ported and lost no time in dragging
 him off the machine and into jail. He s was only drunk and had no idea o1 , running away with the engine; indeed, l it is likely he did not know enough to . start it if he wanted to. In court yes . terday he was penitent, but could say little in his defense and took his five [ day sentence philosophically. Another
 man. a porter in saloon. was arrested
 at the request of man he had abused He was released on bail bond of SlO
 but later the complainant appeared 9 and wanted to withdraw the charge
 The court and officers. however, pro-
 tested that they were tired of arrest D ing people and then releasing them on request Of friends who changed their
 minds. If they are not guilty, chargez
 should net be made: if they are. they . should be punished. The court. there fore. pliced the fine at S5, and it was
 paid. the balance of the bond money I being returned.
 A DAYS ACHIEVEMENT-That F Henry George is thol oughly apprecia- a tive of good company no one doubts but there are times when his gallantry
 IS so excessive it interferes with buSi-
 ness. Yesterday he had occasion tc take a horse out to pasture from the
 club livery stable. IL occurred to hin
 that long ride alone to and from the ; pasture was a frightful waste of op-
 portuuity when there are so many
 ladies in Phoenix who would enioy
 the balmy sunshine, SO he invited one
 Of them to accompany him. The nor,
 he studied over the mater the more
 important became the after thouLht
 anu l-lt iilOie ltlCGuSeIu Iuellidl the m;tll 2 tbUsiness of the day. The result Wa, that he hitChed up his driving hors. . and buggy, got his lady friend ana had almost reached the pasture before it occurred to him that he had for gotten the horse he was t0 tu-n out to grass. Some of his friends who
 are particularly unkind lay it to ni
 of absent mindedness but others be- lieNe he knew what he was dOiuc. al the time, and had a resourceful minu | in devising d way for lengthening tn, trip. He is d man of determination 9 though, and finally got the horse tc t pasture else he would still be drivin1 back and forth, fighting it out on thc 9 same line if it took him all winter