Arizona republican., 1903-09-16

- 81 1926 =
Maximum temperature 50: minimum
temperature. 80.
Average relative humidity, - per
cent.
Total precipitation. 0.
Character of the day: Clear.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE. Section Director.
NEW BUSINESS house,. f.
Dearsley has opened a fruit and VeGet-
able market i'll the Stroud building.
TEACHERS WANTED.-There are
yet two of the country school districts
of the county unsupplied with teachers.
AMENDED ARTICLES.-Ame
articles of the Arkansas Red Slate
company were filed with the county
recorder yesterday.
DISTRICT COURT.-District court
was opened yesterday but nothing done
and adjournment taken till Friday.
The Anderson case was continued to
Saturday.
COUNTRY SCHOCLS.-Only few
of the country schools in the county
have Yet begun their years work but
those that have report a good attend
ance and fine prospects.
CAPTAIN INGALLS, HERE.-Cap-
tain ingalls,, the newly appointed sur
veyor general of Arizona. arrived here
yesterday morning from Yuma 10 at
tend to matters preliminary to the as
sumption of his new duties.
NEW DEPUTIES.-She Cook yes
terday appointed H. Bloomhorst. w. II.
rT,;x ~
sheriffs. The first two named are al
ready members Of the police force and
Mr.. McClarty is night Waterman.
DEATH OF GEORGE G. MORGAN.
George c. Morgan died yesterday OF
consumption at his temporary home
north of the city. He came here from
Ohio and leaves a wife and two chill
dren who are expected to arrive here
Friday morning.
A RANGERS RETURN.-Dr. Foss.
high chief ranger OF the Independent
Order of Foresters of this jurisdiction.
has returned from an official tour of
northern Arizona. where he visited
several lodges of the order and the
Grand Canyon.
MILITIA WILL PARADE.-The
members of B Company. \. G.. y. are
requested by Capt. Lamson to report
at the army at go o'clock sharp. this
afternoon. to participate in the indie
pendence day parade. Members will
wear khaki uniforms.
ANOTHER SPOk E-There is anoth-
err spoke in the wheel that revolves
pound girl that came to make glad
I.a 81 AT1 nd Mrc \ h.4l.
aldson at Son Diego. Mr.. Tharaldson is
expected home this morning.
UNGRATEFUI4 CHILDREN-A F.
Banta who has presided at the birth
of more newspapers than any other
Arizona man. arrived here yesterday
morning from the south. His young
est child is the Douglas international
but like most of its elder brothers it
drove it's daddy out in the cold while
vet an infant.
AN ALEXANDRA FUNCTION.-The
ladies of Alhambra school district No.
p, are arranging to give d supper and
dance at the town hall at Alhamab bra
on Friday evening. The profit accru-
ing from the same is to be used to help
defray expense of sinking the school
well and putting in a pump. All are
cordially invited.
AFTER MANY YEARS.-Mrs. Mary
Bruiger came in yesterday from st.
Louis to visit her son L. J. Bruiger
who had not seen her for over twenty
years. he having been in Arizona
nearly twenty-one years. Mrs. Bruiger
is over - years OLD and was accom-
panied by her grand son. Harry
Bruiger.
SOME FINE PEARS.-G. J. Reed
who lives four miles northeast on the
Grand canal yesterday brought to tbs
board of trade two fine samples OF
pears. One was of the Keifer variety
twig about a foot long on which
We're nine fire pears. They went in a
preserving jar. twig and all. The Other
pears were of the LeConte variety and
were also preserved for exhibition pur-
poses
BADLY HURT-Capt- Hill who live;
at the Hardin ranch on the Arizona
canal. was severely injured Monday
night by fall from a wagon. He left
here in the evening to drive to th'
| ranch and fell out of the wagon bein:
picked up later unconscious and badly
bruised about the head and chest. II,
| was brought to town and given medi
| cal attention.
| THE GOODRICH BUILDINGS.-Th
| new buildings To he erected on tn
Goodrich property between Gittner.
| bicycle store and the Stroud buildin;
| will soCn he under way. The LITTLE
| brick adjoining Cittrer WAS torn dow