Arizona republican., 1903-12-02
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 W.. c. T. U. MEETlNe.-The w. c. | T. U. will hold its regular meeting to- day at half past two, in the recep- l ticn room. corner of Monroe street and Central avenue. All are cordially invited.
 CANDIDATE FOR cHIEF.-The Victor Hose company. of the Phoenix fire department, held it's regular meet ing last evening and endorsed T. N. Linville as candidate for chief of the Phoenix fire department for the con- ing year.
 MINING OUTLOOK eoo0-William Buckingham, representing Fairbanks, Morse and company, recently arrived in the city from the south after an absence from the territory of nearly two months. He says that things are booming in the south and he has heard that there is great activity in the nor thern part of the territory, especially in the vicinity of Kingman and Chlor- idle. He left for the north this morn ing.
 TITLE PASSES.-Sometime ago ?. D. Eorning entered into an agreement with T. Ceilings that was consummat- ed yesterday when the title to MT. Mornings fine ranch passed to MT. Ceilings. The ranch was sold for $10, coo. It is situated north Of the insane asylum, and is 160 acres. of as fine land as can be found in any country. It is all in alfalfa and there is also a good frame building on the place, together with a fine large hay barn and other ranch houses.
 FALL WIZ William Gilson
 who resides three -fourths of mile east If Phoenix on the Tempe road yesterday brought to the board Of trade room a couple of wheat stalks that are a novelty in that they were | planted in September and have made , wonderful growth. They are both headed out, one beinG forty three inches tall and the other forty five inches. The season is probably not long enough for the raising of two mature crops but the second crop
 would make fine hay.
 SHE IS A HAT AHEAD-Francisca Martinez was turned out Of the county jail yesterday having served q seven days sentence for a disturbance of the
 peace. She got into trouble by having made complaint against man with whom she had been living. On the hearing she was deemed to be guilty also and was sent up for seven days while the man got ten. Miss Martinez was without a hat or any other head gear but the man below who had three more days to serve had left in the office of the sheriff d good StetsoE. Miss Martinez wore that away. HELD UP A TRAiN.-The crew Of a freight train on the Southern Pa cifc was held up Sunday night be- tween Tucson and Red Rock by a gang
 of about thirty hoboes who only want ed to ride. They secured complete con trol of the train, but they could not make it go without the assistance of the trainmen, who managed to get word back to Tucson. A force was sent out to the scene of the disturb ance and took the gang of tramps in- to custody. They were taken to Tue son to jail.
 GONE TO SALT LAKE CITY.-Mrs. Thomas Sloan left yesterday morning ! for Salt Lake City where she will join | her husband who went away a short time ago ostensibly on a summer vaca- tion. He has accepted position in the i passenger department of the Salt Lake
 railroad under F. W. Gillett. formerly
 of this city. His former position here. of city ticket agent for the s. F. P. < P. will-be capably filled by Fly Page. previously local manager of the Postal | Telegraph company and MT. Pages l Ilaee is filled by the appointment If Howard Boulter who was previously
 in the employ of the railroad and tele- graph company at Jerome junction.