Arizona republican., 1903-11-18

56 5S +S4 +5O
 Maximum temperature T, minimum temperature 40.
 Average relative humidity A per cent.
 Total precipitation. O.
 Character of the day: Clear.
 M. E. KEYSTONE, Section Director. MRS. HILL SICK.AMrs. Reuben Hill who lives on Grand avenue, north west of Phoenix. is quite i'll. at the Sisters hospital.
 NEW RIES-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to c. P. Sterling of this county and M. E. Mor- rissey Of Santa Cruz.
 w. c. T. U. MEETiNG.-The regu- lar meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon.
 LEFT LAST NIGHT-Rev. R. A. Rowland and family left last nigh; via the Southern Pacific for Uvalde. Tex, to reside for the next year. FOOTBALL GAME.-The HigG school and Indian school football teams will make trouble for each other again next Saturday at Eastlake park. The football supremacy in these parts can never be settled. till somebody inyents game both sides can win at. SOLD A RANCH.-Allen & Wilsor yesterday sold to James Vestal. wno came here recently from illinois. tho J. J. Bedilla ranch three and q ha,f miles northwest of Phoenix in the vi cinity of Alhambra. It is a well im- lproved place and will be still more i'm i proved by AIr VestaI for the purposes of ranch Eomc.
 SURPRISED THEM.-J. NJ. DOrri: arrived here yesterday morning from his home in Kilmichael, Miss. and ex- poets to remain here all winter. Mir. Doris is the father of the Doris brothers of this city and planned ;. little surprise for the children. Though advanced in years he came unau- nounced and of course was given a royal welcome.
 IN NEW OFFICES-The Valley Realty Co. has moved from it's former offices in the Jones block to the new Goodrich building, at 37 north Center street. The new offices have been con Veniently planned for their purposss and furnished comfortably. They ar.- at home now to all booms that come this way either big or little. DAMAGE SUIT CONTINUED-Yes . terday was the day when the case of George F. Sanders against the $. F. ?. x r. railroad was set for trial. A con- tinuance was asked for by the defense and was granted on the condition that the defendant should pay $3O not tn he recovered under any judgment that may be rendered. This money is for the payment Of witnesses who had come to the trial
 MAY BE HEARD AGAIN-A motio'. for rehearing was filed in the office of the clerk of the supreme court yester- day by the appellee in the cast of The Phoenix Light & Fuel against Thomas D. Bennett appealed from this county and in which the judgment of thr lower court had been reversed and q new trial ordered. The opinion in this case was handed down at the last meeting of the court.
 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.- The directors of the board of trade met last night for their regular month ly meeting and decided upon d cam paign for securing new members. The ulIeClOIS VIII utN Olt llctll cL uctS lOllIO' row to an energetic canvass of tha town to add to the membership in or der to extend the sphere of useful ness of the organization. The re- mainder of the meeting was devoted to the transaction of routine business.
 A HANDSOME RUCHE.-In the east window of Goldwaters store is or exhibition a white ruche which re- ceived a great deal of attention at the recent fashion snow in Madison Square Garden, New York. It was imported from Paris especially tor that occa sion and is one of the very Drettiest luches in America, at least that Was the decision of the Fashion show judges who awarded the maker first prize for that class of work. NEW CoRPORATiONs.-Articleso Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Continental Building Loan association, capital stock, $20- OO0, 900, incorporators ". B. Herriott. w. H. Holway and c. A. Lane; The Yaqui River Exploration company, capital stock, S1OO,OC0, iiicorporatoy 5