Arizona republican., 1903-08-07

CHANGE OF LOCATION.-The Long Hardware Co. is engaged in nov ing it's stock into the previously va cant storerocm in the Wharton build ing.
 FOR THE SEASIDE.-The following named left for the seaside on last nights M. & P. excursion: Mrs. F. E. Burney, L. F. Marshall, Maude John son, c. W. Johnstone, Marie Baker, Roy A. Squier, Mrs. N. A. Morford, John J. Kohlberg, J. H. Mitchell.
 M. F. BLYSTONE JR.-M. F. Bly, stone Jr., weight eight pounds, arrived
 at the home of the Phoenix weather
 observer last night. Though he is not on the regular payroll he will stick to the observer and look after things gen. orally in the coming years.
 THE UNIVERSITY.-Gove Bro- die and Superintendent Layton return ed yesterday morning from the meeting
 of the university regents at Tucson the day before. The governor said there was nothing to add to the telegraphic story of the election of President Bab- cock except that the election of Chan cellor Scott had been made permanent. GONE TO CALIFORNIA-Mr and Mrs. George F. Cooke of Arlington,
 whose wedding occurred at the Mont gomery ranch Monday Inorhing, Rev. | l.. l. Thayer officiating. and announce ments of which was made in yesterdays
 Republican. have gone to California for
 wedding tour of d few weeks. Their | home when they return will be near Buckeye.
 A GOOD SUMMER RAIN.-Phoenix ! last night enjoyed a good summer rain.
 It only lasted for an hour CT so but it came down with great emphasis while it did last. In the early evening there
 was rather q violent sandstorm. follow ed by an electrical display. and then came the rain, hesitatingly at first, but later developing into q downpour that
 filled all the gutters-
 WILL OPEN GENERAL AGENCY. W. E. Neal of Albuquerque, N. NJ. is in the city making the acquaintance of business men. and expects soon to be ! identified with the city in a business way. He is general agent for the Union Central Life Insurance company | of Cincinnati, his territory embracing
 New Mexico. Arizona and Western i Texas. He has found very hattering
 conditions and proposes opening a gen.
 eraI office here.
 | GOING HOME.-William H. Jacques who has been here for several weeks, will leave for his home in Little Boar's 1 Head. New Hampshire. to visit his
 family. MT. Jacques came here for the
 purpose of constructing a solar motor
 on one of Dr. Chandler's ranches at
 Mesa City, and has accomplished the work most successfully. The power is
 now in use for the raising of water fol
 irrigation. MT. Jacques is very agree
 able gentleman and has made many
 friends during his stay here.
 MAYOR BENEFITS HORSE
 Mayor Bennett yesterday received
 from J. K. Wheat d detailed descrip-
 tion of the race in which his trottel
 Tom won first money at Freeport, Ill.
 last week. He took the first third ant fourth heats. In the second he brokt near the tail end of the procession, stil leading the favoTite, at 10 to S19. Thi is the first experience of the horse 1T professional racing. Previous to tn, FreepOrt race he had been third in al entry of eight horses at Pekin, III. II one heat of that race he lapped tn, a leader, whose time was 2:fS. Tom time at Freeport was 2:201a. He is nov at Joliet.
 5 DRAWING APART.-On the author ity of one of it's members, it is givel out that there has been a split in tn Young Mems Democratic club. On party is trying to revise the rules G q the organiza tion so that women ma, be admitted. The other is vigorousl < opposing the conversion of the clu into ''co-ed" institution. and it is sai j that a special meeting will be calle 5 shortly for the consideration of tn I matter. The greater part of the clu I is opposed to the change. but it favored by at least one of the .mor d influential members.
 GOING TO MISSOURI.-Constab Kyle is going back to Missouri for two months visit, and expects to leaN 4 Saturday morning if nothing happen He has relatives and friends all ovt
 that state, and a few weeks ago Il 3 family went there On a visit. The
 have now scattered out so much he hs & to go back and round them up. Inc
 dentally he hores to renew his al uuaintance with the historical Mi