Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-13

81 50 IT'S +S'
Maximum temperature, n minimum
temperature So
Average relative humidity, A per
cent.
Total precipitation 0.
Character of the day: Clear.
Nj. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
A NOTARY PUBLiC.-A notarial
commission was issued yesterday to w.
l.. Vinson of this city.
A RAILROAD VIsIToR-J. V. Ell
more was in the city yesterday inter
viewing railroad and business men.
Mr.. Elmore is travelling passenger
agent of the Texas Pacific with head
quarters at Los Angeles.
JUST A COMMON DRUNK.-Juan
Garcia was before Justice Burnett yes
terday charged with drunkenness. He
did not think it worth while to enter
IA denial and he was fined ST. He went
to Jail.
QUALIFICATION OF AN OFFICIAL
"A. j. Peters, lately appointed men,
Der of the Tempe Normal school board
to succeed DIR. Chsrles IL. Jones, re
signed yesterday qualified. He be-
came the secretary of the beard.
REBEKAH DANCES.-The members
of the Rebekah lodge of Tempe will
give dance in their hall on Thanks
giving eve arrangements for it now
being under way. The members of the
Phoenix lodge of the same order will
give a ball in O'Neill hall, Phoenix on
the night of December g.
THE LIvENING OF SOUTH CEN
TER STREET-Center street south OF
Washington has taken on new life
since the opening OF the NJ. & p. depot.
IT was never a particularly dull street
but those who are living on it find
that the sidewalks are more crowded
now than they used to be.
HOME ON A VISITED. G. Wilson,
who has been for sometime connected
with the local office of the International
Correspondence school has resigned
his position and left last night for
Asheville. N. c., where he will visit
for a couple of months with his
family
LEFT. LAST NIGHT.-C. E. Tay-
lor,. of Globe, who has been here for
several days on court business, left
last night for home though he does not
expect to go direct. He viii first visi-
Bisbee, Ell Paso, Cananea and Clifton
and see what is going on in the copper
world of the southwest.
THE BASKET BALL DANCE.-The |
young ladies of the high school basket
ball club will have their dance at the
Padget hall Saturday instead of Fri
day evening as stated by error hereto
fore. The dance Friday evening is by
The regular Friday evening social
club given by Messrs. Warner and
Cobb.
BURIAL OF MAX GREENBAUM.-l
The funeral of Max Greenbaum, who |
died at the Sisters hospital on We'd
nesday morning, took place yesterday
afternoon according TO the Jewish
rites. There was one more than ord
inarly sad thing in his death. He
came here several weeks ago suffering
of a liver trouble of which it was
quite certain he could not get we'll
though his death was not regarded as
imminent. Three weeks ago his broth
er, a travelling salesman for a San
Francisco house came and remained
with him until early Wednesday morn
ing when he was summoned to San
left on the train for the north and in
less than five hours his brother was
dead. Max Greenbaum was a former
resident of Phoenix. having been in the
employ of Goldman & Co., about six
years ago.
CUETlVATING A NEW FlElD.-G. |
4. Mead, of Sacramento was in the |
city yesterday leaving on last nights |
train for the south Mr.. Mead is rep
resenting the California Winery of that
city and is visiting Arizona for the first
time. His company, he says. has en-
tered this field for business and is |
getting it, having had more or less |
patronage here before through mail |
orders. This is the company's first |
effort, however, to work up trade here |
though 1t has agencies in all the eastern |
and southern cities. 1t is beginning !
though, to realize that Arizona is worth |
looking after in a business way as are |
many other California firms, whose |
present interest is only the first fruits |
of the publicity being given Arizona in !
the storage reservoir and railroad |
building enterprises now so frequently |
not alone in Arizona, but in |
the newspapers all over the country.
Mr.. Mead expects to make regular |
visits hereafter.
SPECIAL PENSION EXAMINER
F.. w. Tuokerman, special examiner o. |
the bureau of pensions, department of |