Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-20


Character of the day: Clear.
NJ. T. BLYSTONE. Sec. Director.
GONE TO MEXIco.-Rev. Duncan
Brown and family left las night via the
southern route for the city of Mexico.
which will be thei; home hereafter.
NOTARiAL ISsIoNs-Nota-
rial commissions were issued yesterday
to Berenice Youngstcn of Yavapai
county and Cora Y. Turner of Ccchise
county.
TUCSON VlSITORS.-Mr and Mrs.
VIII Under of Tucson are in the city
for q few days visit with friends. Mrs.
Linder resided here previous to her
marriage and was we'll known as Miss
Carrie Still.
ORANGE SHIPMENTS. Though
the orange crop of the valley is not yet
ripe 1t is rapidly approaching ths=
stage and it is said shipments of the
first fruit will begin within IA couple of
weeks.
GOVERNMENT OFFiCES.-The Fl.
Z Latham Co. yesterday rented the only
vacant rooms in the r. Allyn Lewis
block. four in number. to Arthur p.
Davis for office purposes for himself
and other engineers of the geological
survey.
is HERE TO STAY-Mr. H Robin
son arrived here yesterday morning
from Wabash, Neb., and intends max
ing Phoenix his home. He had heard
4 great deal about the beauty and re
sources of Arizona and Phoenix es-
pecially. but has TO admit that il eX-
ceeds all his expectations.
HOME FROM PRESCOTT ].
NJ. Aitken returned Yesterday morning
from Prescott where she went to attend
the wedding of her sister ii few days
ago. She was accompanied home by
another sister. Mrs. y. y. Johns who
will visit here for some time. having
many friends in the city.
WILLIAM PASN DEAD-C I.auver
has received Il telegram from Hot
Springs. Ark. announcing the death of
William Pask. who left here some time
ago and who made Phoenix his home
for years. While here he Was engaged
most of the time in driving 4 JOB wa
gon.
WENT AFTER A THIEF-Sneriff
Cook left yesterday morning for Hol-
brook to bring back i Mexican by the
name of Candelaria who is wanted in
this county for horse stealing. com
mitted several years ago. He was re-
Gently located in the northern part OF
the territory and on Sunday night
Sheriff Cook received ID telegram from
Sheriff Houck of Navajo county saying
ne had him in Jail.
ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL
The Salvation Army makes announce
ment of its annual harvest festival.
produce Industrial exhibit and sale at
the army barracks. corner Second ana
jefferson streets. Fruits. flowers. veg
ctableS. live stock. books. paintings.
dry goods. furniture and gifts of all
kinds Will be gladly received by the Of
ficer i'll charge for the benefit OF the
Salvation Army work.
WILL SHIP RAISINS.-C T. Hirst
viii today ship two car loads of raisins
from Mesa City To New York. The
grapes We're grown in Mesa and the raj
sins made there. While the grape grow
ing industry in this valley has erd
ing industry has been allowed to wane
in this valley for some years past it is
likely it will be more extensively en-
water supply.
SADDLE THIEVES.-It is not safe
Low to leave a horse with a gCcd sad
ole on standing hitched Gu the street
after night. Several horses have been
stolen lately but in q day or two they
have turned up without the saddle
The latest victim is Rev. Laps.ey A.
! MAfee. His son had a horse with Il
new saddle hitched near the NJ. {; p.
depot last night. When he went to
get ii it was gone.
MEETING OF SCHOOL TEACH
ESS.-County Superintendent Fulton
desires as wide publicity as possible
given to the announcement OF a meet
ing OF all the school teachers in the
county who can get here. to be held
next Saturday at 10 o'clock al the Cen
trail school building. The meeting viii
pc for the purpose of fixing 4 date
for the holding OF the county institute
and discussing plans for the week
work