Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-15

AN ELY HEAVYWEIGHT-A fine.
ten-pound boy was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Sims Ely early last night. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
WILL COME TODAY.-Captain In
gals of Yuma. the newly appointed
surveyor general for Arizona is eX-
pected to arrive here this morning.
CAPT. ROUNDTREE ILL.-Capt.
Roundtree came down from Mesa yes
terday and WAS taken quite i'll for 4
time but recovered sufficiently TO re-
turn home last night.
FARMERS MEETING.-There will
be a meeting of farmers today at the
rooms of the Water Users association
to discuss the matter of buying winter
water. its price, etc.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.-The
city board OF equalization met at the
Office of the city assessor yesterday
but nothing vas accomplished except
adjournment to o'clock tonight.
COMPANY WILL PARADE,-Cap-
tain f. NJ. Lamson yesterday accepted
the invitation extended 10 Is Company
to participate in the parade at , o'clock
Sept. 18th. All members OF the COM
pany are requested TO be at the armory
at go 2. m sharp on thai date.
OFF TO SCHOOL-John Irvine left
last night for Meridian. Miss. Mr.. Ir-
vine Will enter the Meridian Male col
lege and expects TO be in school there
until he graduates 1t is said to be one
of the best schools in the south. He
has q number of friends at Meridian.
MISS KIERNAN'S DEATH.-The
many Phoenix friends OF Miss Louise
Herman will be panied to learn that
she died in Prescott at go o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Her sister left
for Portland. Oregon. the next morn
ing escorting the body there for inter
ment.
CHTNSE INSPECTOR.-Chas T.
Council who now registers from Doug
las is in the city coming down from
the northern part of the territory sun
day morning. MI. Connelrs principal
business is hunting the long tailed
Asiatic pheasants that slip over thc
line into this country when nobody is
looking. And some of them are mighty
game birds.
OSTRICH EGGS.-Wiiiam Pickrell
yesterday brought to the board OF
trade room an exhibit of ostrich eggs.
ter in number. from his Arizona ostrich
farm. Mr.. Picbrell's ostrich fam is
an enterprise Independent from that of
the Phoenix ostrich farm though his
original birds were from the Phoenix
flock. NJ. Pickrell now has about
forty birds.
GONE TO GRAND CANYON.-Gov.
Brodie who was called home from his
trip in the northern part OF the terri
fn,.v- tho a~t1.- difio,1
cident in Cochisa. county. left again
Sunday morning for the Grand Canyon
where he is to meet i party of half ii
dozen friends and relatives from the
east who viii come to Phoenix with
him Wednesday and take in the Next
can celebration.
CHIEF OF FOEESTERS--H. a.
Gabriel of San Jose Cal. viii be in
Phoenix Thursday. Sept. Il. He is
grand chief ranger of the Foresters OF
America and will visit Court Stone
wall officially Thursday evening at its
ledge room in Padget hall. After the
| ledge session banquet will be given
in his honor. Mr. Gabriel is en- route
nome from the session of the supreme
| court of the order recently held in
Providence. r. ].
! and NJ. G. Samaniego arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Tucson via
Florence and per the doctors automO-
bile which has covered that route so
| often it is getting familiar with it. g.
F. Julian of Tucson also arrived yester-
day morning by rail. All three ara
members of the Tucson Gun club and
are en- route to Prescott To attend the
! territorial tournament OF shooters.
They will remain here for ii day CT two
though and take in the Mexican cele-
bration.
! LEFT LAST NIGHT-Rev. r. A.
Rowland was nor in Solomonville Sun
day to open the camp meeting as was
announced in the Solomonville paper
| and referred to in yesterdays Repub-
| lican. He had intended to be but WAS
| detained here by the Phoenix camp
meeting so could not get away till last
evening. He will be there several days
the guest of his son who is located
there. Speaking of the camp meeting
| that closed here Sunday night Rev.
| Rowland said there We're no visible