Arizona republican., 1903-09-18

city council is sitting for a short time
every night as board of equalization.
There will be no results of its work for
some days yet.
ROSH HASIANO.-Rosh Hashono.
or Jewish New Year, begins on the
evening of the 21st at shutdown. Proper
recognition of the event will be taken
by the Jewish people OF the city.
GONE TO Los ANGELES.-Robert
Sherman, superintendent of the Phoenix
City Railway company. left for Los An
geles on this mornings S. F.. P. & P.
train for a short vacation with friends
and relatives.
FINE ALMONDS.-A. G. Bailey. who
lives five miles northeast of town.
brought to the board of trade room yes
terday a. fine sackful of almonds of the
Ne Plus Ultra variety for exhibition
purposes.
AN INFANTS DEATH.--Fern Eliza
beth. the two weeks old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Keddington, died
yesterday afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock al
the family residence, 325 East Pierce
street. The funeral will be held at the
house this morning at Il o'clock.
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
The monthly business and social meet
ing of the Epworth League of the NJ.
E. church. South, will be held this eve
ming at Mrs NJ. H. Wilson's home
which adjOins the Grand avenue school
house. All leaguers are invited to be
present and bring their friends.
STRUCK y BOY.-Early last even
ing during the carnival of the maskers
SONG man heaved a rock at small boy
hitting Inn in the face and cutting him
severely. The boy reported at the city
hall and the police dressed his wounds.
He would not tell his name, but was
sent to his home on West Jeffer son
street.
a SAD SURPRISE.-Mrs George c.
Morgan and two children arrived here
on this mornings S. F., P. & P. train
from the east. They were summoned
by reason of the illness of Mr.. Morgan,
who died after they started from home,
and which fact they did not learn till
yesterday. 1t is likely the body VIII be
taken east for interment.
COME TO LIvE.-Win NJ. Chester of
Oakville, Tenn. arrived here yesterday
and expects to make Phoenix his home.
He is Il carpenter by trade and is 10
eating a. number of his former friends
through the fact that he was MEM
Der of B troop of the Rough Riders,
which was largely composed of Phoenix
boys and commanded by Captain Nc
CIintock
HOME FROM THE EAST.-E. w.
Potter and Mrs. Katie Kirkland, both
buyers for the New York Store, have
returned from extensive trips in the
east, Mrs. Kirkland going as far as
New York and Mr.. Potter to Boston.
All the intervening commercial centers
were also visited. Mr.. Potter says he
had glorious time and returns home
in a pleasing frame of mind.
MAIL SERVICE WANTED.-There
IS a movement on foot for the estab
lishment of n mail route from Phoenix
to Mcdowell, via the upper cruSscut
canal, where the upper power house of
the Phoenix Light and Fuel company
is situated. Rather it is requested that
the present mail route to Mcdowell be
made to go by that point. as it would
thereby give mail service to about
thirty more people, and it is claimed
not add over d. mile to the length of the
route.
CHEWED HIS FINGER.-NickB rech-
tel and John Stanton mixed up in one
of the Washingtcn-street saloons last
night in a way that resulted in the an
rest OF both of them by Constable Red
wine. Nick had one of his fingers bad
" hurt and claimed his opponent chew
ed ii up. AS he refused to go 10 a doc
tor, being under the influence of liquor,
he was locked up and a doctor sent for.
The other man was released on his owr
recogniZance.
FUNERAL OF J. X. GREEN.-The
funeral of Jacob X. Green was held
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Ii
was attended by large number of re-
latives and friends. the young man hav-
ing been we'll known and popular. He
has lived in this valley for the last fif-
teen years or ever since he was Il ten
year-old boy. and for the two years pre-
ceding the date of his illness in July he
was employed in Mckee's store. He re-
sided at 531 North Sixth avenue. Inter
ment was made in the A. o. L. w
cemetery
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