Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

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 Maximum temperature 7S, minimum temperature 45.
 Average relative humidity Sl per cent.
 Total precipitation O.
 Character of the day: Cloudy.
 N. F. LIMESTONE. Section Director.
 SOCiAl.-The Presbyterian Sunday school will give a social this evening in the church parl0rS to which all are invited. There will be a pleasing pro -vamme, and refreshments will be served.
 OPEN FOR THE sEAsoN.-The Hotel Adams dining room Is now open for the winter season. and there are numerous pllcards announcing thar the hotel 5s now being run on the
 American pla-.
 HIS QUARTERLY VlSIT.-W. O.. Franklin Of san Francisco is in the city looking after the interests of the Bo5- ton Woven Hose and Rubber company, 1Ir. Franklin's headquarters are in San
 Francisco. and he comes to Phoenix a bout four times a year.
 AN INTERESTING LEcTURE--
 Rev. A. r. Fields of the Southern California conference delivered a very interesting and entertaining lecture last night at the Salvation Army hall his subject being Our Martyrr0 President. Abraham Lincoln.
 BUSTING A 5RONCHC.-Breaking a bronco is not always confined to po- etry or romance. for sometimes the bronco does the breaking. It was that way with Jack Frazier. who is now carrying his right arm il a sling. the arm being held together by splints. DELAYED MAIL.-Tae Nj. & r. train did not arrive from MaricOpa till afternoon yesterday. The delay { was occasioneG through waiting fo' ! a Southern Pacific train that was de- Iayed by a wrecked freight car which ! it took sometime to remove from the track.
 HUNTING WITNESSES United States Marshal McCord left last night ! for Tucson to summon witnesses want ed in the Price-Murphey cases, the ! first of which is set fer trial next Mon day The witnesses are the same who appeared before the grand jury in the | same cases.
 SUIT FOR DWORCE-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by Allie Burr against John F. Burr on the ground of abandonment ana fail ure to support. The parties were mar ried in North Dakota ten years ago, They have one child, for the custody l cf whom the plaintiff asks. 1 GONE TO LOS ANGElES.-H. A I Heap. manager of the Phoenix water l works. left last night fer Los Angeles. He win be gone but a few days. the visit being for the purpose Of con ! ferring with Charles C. Moore & Co. | respecting matters ConceTning the pumping plant, the purchase of new fittings. etc.
 BOTANICAL EXPEDITION.-Geo | Hochderffer Of Flagstaff is now in the | Verde valley with pr. Furpis a pro- [ fessio1al botanist, engaged in collect J ling plant specimens. l. is eXpecJel they will be in Phoenix before long ! en route to Old Mexico on similar mission. Later they expect to make | an European tour for the same puT- 1 pose.
 BASKET BALL DANCE.-'rhe bas- ! E-t ball girls of the high school will give dance at Padget hall a week from tonight This will be not only l 9 pleasant. but a financial affair. The ultimate object of the dance is to raise | money to buy a line Of sporting goods fused iu the exciting game Of basket l ball The girls of the school are in iueed Of nearly a complete outfit. ] RETURNING TO PHoENIX-Dr ] George R. Lewis and wife of St. Paul Mina.. who spent last winter in Phoe- Ink. will return in the morning. They iare the parents CG Attorney r. w. l Lewis. They have already taken tho Ricf residence in Bennett addition They will bring with them a nurse | and a housekeeper. In the course of 1 their former residence here they learned that the getting of help iH | this city is a mighty uncertain matter. | FOOTBALL All THE INDIAN 1 SCHOOL-Thcre was reportoriai mis- | understanding yesterday about game | of football which will be played at | the Indian school grounds tomorrow IafterGoon. IL was stated that the game would be between the first Indian school eleven and a team made up oi
 the best players of the high school land some former football stars. As a
 matter of fact the game is to be be- | tween the high school eleven and a picked team from around town. The