Arizona republican., 1903-11-11

Maximum temperature "A. minimum
temperature 46.
Average relative humidity 81 PEI
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the day: Clear.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE. Section Director.
LEASED A HOUSE.-The real es-
tate agency of H. VI. Chapman has
street TO Mr.. Greenbery Bright of this
city for year.
WILL HOLD 4 FAlR-The young
ladies Of the \. G. \. club are TO hold
q fair for the benefit of the Methodist
church 9arlors, Dec. 4th and 5th. All
kinds of Christmas articles will be on
sale as well as homemade delicacies
of all sorts.
FOR AN EXTENDED VlSiT.-Mrs.
George w. Walker. of Blacksburg, Va.
vii, arrive hgre about Christmas for
q visit OF several months with her son.
}. Ernest Walker. Mr. Walkers little
daughter. Florence. who has been liy-
irg with her grandmother for some
time viii return with her.
FUNERAL OF WIN. w. GERARD
The funeral OF William W. Gerard. son
OF Doctor and Mrs. e. w. Gerard OF
Mesa City. win be held at the family
home in Mesa this forenoon. The body
will be brought to Phoenix on the Phoe-
nix K Eastern train that arrives here
at noon and will be Inferred in Rose
dale cemetery.
A RAILROAD BUIlDER.-Col. -
man x. Bridges of Tucson. is in the
city. He came over yesterday morn
ing. called by the trial of the Price
Murphey cases. Mr.. Bridges is the
promoter OF a projected railroad run
ming from the southern part of this
territory 10 a point on the Pacific be-
low the Gulf of California. Mr.. Bridges
Is at present city engineer Of Tucson.
DEATH OF C. S. MUSTARD-Word
has been received N the city. of the
death at Long Beach, Cal, on October
18th of c. 5. Mustard. former resident
of Phoenix for several years. He left
here about three years ago and went 20
California. During the latter part of his
residence in Phoenix he acquired con
siderable fame as a hypnotist. His
death followed an illness of about six
weeks.
Z NEW WER-PhoeniX has a
new flower. That is. it is new to Phoe-
nix. though it is not a recent ''inve1-
ton FOR till it was grown by Secre-
tary Van der VeeC of the board Of
trade L was not seen here so far as is
generally known. It is called COS
mos" and in general appearance very
much resembles a daisy. Mr.. Van de-
Eeer has them in white. pink and red.
and q bOQuet OF them on mis- desk yes
terday attracted a great deal of at
tent!cn.
BAD AT FIGUSING.-There is one
painter in this town who is a hustler
for business and does good work but
loses. q lot of profit by short changing
himself in the settlement He lost
money on two jobs recently by making
mistakes in figuring. He took the
amount Of work done and multiplied il
by the contract rate, but in both cases
he made mistakes against himself. HIS
name Will not be given for that would
be advertising. He is just the sort
Of q painter everybody wants to hire.
A FORMER ARIZONlAN.-Judge
Piuney of Chicago. who arrived here
recently for an extended stay was yes
terday devoting sometime TO visiting
with Judge Wilson W. Hoover, who
arrived on the morning train and is
a guest of the Hotel Adams. Judge
Hoover is q former ArizOnian having
been Judge of the First district here at
tho time Judge Pinney was on the
bench in this district which was in 1882
and for sometime thereafter.
TAKEN HOME FOR BURIAL.-The
body OF John Owens, the man who was
found dead IN a tent on North Third
street to Mr. Greenberry Bright of this
nicht sent 70 his home in WhatcOm.
Wash. for burial. Communication had
been established with his relatives III
Kentucky who ordered the body sent TO
WhatCOm. Later a telegram was re
ceived from the attorney OF owens.
Virgil Peringer of Whatcom directing
burial here. That would have been
done but yesterday morning Il telegram
came from Mr.. Perringer saying that
he had heard from the Kentucky rela
lives and that they desired the remains
sent to Whatcom. There was found
a great deal of correspondence between
Owens and his attorney which indi-
Gates that he was quite wealthy man.
MiRANDA'S LOVE is COLD.-Jesus
yesterday made complaint
before Justice Burnett against Jesus
Miranda. charging him with an agsra-
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