Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-01-15

| gates and alternates to the district
lodge: Hugh Thomas, John G. Tinker.
r. II. Irwin. Arthur Hurtel, Linnie
Geissinger, Minnie Wright, Mrs. l.. NJ
Thomas, Elsie Bicknell, Nellie Wright
and IneZ Bicknell. During the even
ing session refreshments will be served
by the local lodge. This being the an
nual session. officers will be elected for
the ensuing year.
THE GOLD COIN. - The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Gold
Coin mine was held last night at the
.company's Office here and the following
directors were elected for the ensuing
year: Thomas Sloan. John J. Kohl
berg, Harvey J. Lee. c. S. Hoover and
c. w. Barnett. \ directors meeting
will be held today for the election of
officers.
CHAS. A. MOSHER GONZALES
CENT.-Mention was made some
months ago of the entrance TO the
Union Printers home in Colorado of
Charles Lane Mosher. who was many
years ago connected with the press of
this city He was then quite sick and
doubtful of the result of his illness.
The January number of the Typogra-
phical Journal mentions him as having
left the home November 6, able to work
MIR. RIXEN DISCHARGED.-He
RiXen. who was arrested for stealing 4
pair of blankets from a guest of Mia
lodging house. on complaint Of the
guest was tried yesterday by Justice
Robertson and discharged. 1t was clear
ly shown that Mr.. RiXen had no knowI-
edge Of the disappearance of the blan-
l.ets, but the justice advised him to paw
for them as a matter Of business and
10 preserve the reputation of the house.
The justice thought the proprietor
though in no sense criminal was re.
sponsible for the protection Of the
property Of his guest
OVERLAND TRAVELERS.-It is
getting to be quite the popular thins
TO journey from Colorado, to Phoenix
overland, two parties arriving here
Tuesday. one was composed of w. II.
Walker, J. w. Whitney and d. l.. Aron.
They started from Colorado November
18th, travelling fast or slow as ii suited
their convenience. The party will con
tinue its journey north in a day or so
to the vicinity of Prescott and the Big
Bug country. Mr.. Whitney, who is
seventy-six years old. has "a brother at
Mayer who is eighty years old ana
whom he expects to visit They have
not met since 1867, when the Arizona
man first settled on Big Bug creek.
The other party that came overland
from Colorado was Harry and Earl
Sparks, nephews of d. W. Sparks of
this city. They left their Colorado
home in October. journeying by way OF
Santa F'e. then south to FL Paso and
west to Phoenix, thus keeping in the
milder temperatures.
BANK ELECTIONS-The directors
elected at Tuesdays stockholders
meetings Of the Phoenix National bank
and the National Bank Of Arizona
We're as follows: Phoenix Nauonal-E.
b. Gage. T. W. Pemberton. F. T. Al
kire, F. NJ. Murphy. r. y. Fredericks.
j. II. Ford, d. NJ. Ferry. L. n. Chain
ers and II. J. McClung. National Bank
Of Arizona-E. CAM, Sol Lewis. Ed
ward Elsie. Joseph Thalheimer. J. Y. 7. .
Smith, Charles Goldman and S Ober-
fielder. The officers elected for the en-
suing year by the directors last named !
were Z. CAM, president; Sol Lewis /
vice president; 8. Obarfelder cashier: [
J. J. Sweeney. assistant cashier The !
election OF the Valley bank was post |
poned.
JOBBED.-A man who can get ahead |
of newsboy and keep in the lead for |
any length Of time is surely an unusual |
person and there is at least one man !
In this town who will stand BY that |
statement. He likes little boys and |
likes to encourage them and to that |
end frequently buys newspapers shat /
he has no intention Of rea ding. Even I
tually the boys came to regard him as
an easy mark and almost broke their |
necks seeing who could find him first /
when an edition was out. They got to |
coming so thick that he had to hedge |
and announced to them all that any
one of them could consider him as a /
customer FOR his last paper and 20 rus
tie around and sell out if they could .
and those who found the hour growing I.
late with a single copy left could mar
ket II with him. That was all right for /
one day. but by the second day one of .
the boys had a job put up on him He
secured an accomplice, pal who was
not a regular member of the newsboys 1
union but a sort Of scab, and gave
him the first paper in the pile, start
ing him out t. eaten the easy one He .
caught him all right and after the sale |
made the buyer did some questioning. !
As a result of 1t he assured himself OF I
the conspiracy between the new boy
and one Of his former friends. He real /
ly thought the joke was a good one and |
enjoyed it till the CHIEF conspirator met /
him shortly after and holding the nick |
81 up made sighting illusions to the |
victims perspicacity.
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