Arizona republican., 1903-11-19

MILITIA NsPEcTIoN.-Col Me Clintock will go to Mesa City Satur- day evening to inspect Company E of the First Infantry N. G. A.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Will liam H. Teaseley and Bessie B. Smita and to Eugene Morrell and Polly Young.
 BACK FOR THE WlNTER.-Sena- tor Freeze, an Arizona statesman, having regulated political matters ir Fl Paso has returned to Phoenix for the winter and will be found here after at the Hotel Adams.
 MRS. HILL BETTER.-Friends of Mrs. Reuben Hill whose home is or Grand avenue and who was reported very i'll at the Sisters hospital in yesterdays paper will be pleased to learn that she was very much inn proved yesterday.
 CHRYSANTHEMUMS.-Dave Fur ner. the florist, helped the looks of things in the board of trade room ye:'- terday by bringing in a number of large bouquets of chrysanthemums. They were of assorted colOrs, red, white. pink. yellow and orange.
 PHOENIX SUFFRAGlSTS-A meet ing Of the Phoenix Equal Suffrage as- sociation will be held in O'Neill hall at three o'clock this afternoon for the election of officers and the choosing of delegates to the county convention which will be held at Tempe on Satur- day.
 A POSTAL NSPECTOR.-W. G. Lewis, assistant superintendent of the
 
 CTS in San Francisco. was here yes terday en route to Arizona points north of here. MT. Lewis IS in charge of an investigation of the star routes in this part of the country.
 JUST ORUNk.-A sturdy moun- taineer was jailed yesterday for the good order of the Five Points neigh borhood and in the hope that the evil effects of his overindulgence in alco- holic stimulants might be overcome by police restraint. One other case of in toxication was picked up on Washing ton street and turned over to Dr. Kinney.
 WORK ON THE BOULEVARD.- Work is progressing quite rapidly on Central avenue. but the boulevard committee have not yet received enough money to do all that should be done at the present time. The solici- tors will call on those who have not yet contributed very shortly. A few dollars spent now will do more towards putting the road in fine condition than twice the amount later.
 BUCKEYE RANCH SOLD.-J. Ern- est Walker has sold one of his Buck eye ranches. known as the Stansbury place, to A. c. Hester of this city, for $4,0OO. The ranch contains 160 acres of fine land that is well improved, hay ing been cultivated for the last two or three years. MT. Hester has lived in Phoenix most of the time for several years past and has learned to appre- ciate the fact that good farm property in this valley now is a nice thing for anybody to have in his name. -FOOTBALL.-A canvass of the sentiment obtaining among the stud ents of the Phoenix high school. indi- cates that there is a prevailing idea among them that the high school foot ball team on Saturday at o'clock at Eastlake park, will do to the Indian school team about what the normal aggregation did last Saturday. Advices from the Indian school. however, in dicate a different opinion in that in stitution. Both parties to the contrO versy are willing that the whole world should attend and see the arguments that will be produced.
 A DAMAGE SUIT.-The damage suit of George Ford of Wickenburg against the g P. & P. railroad was begun in district court yesterday afternoon and when court adjourned for the day the side of the defense had not yet been reached. The damage which the plain tiff alleges was incurred on July of this year while the plaintiff was en- gagged in unloading a lot of ice which had been consigned to him at Wicken-