Arizona republican., 1903-03-24

GEORGE BURTIS BETTER. -
 George Burtis. who has been very sick
 Of typhoid fe.or is cut again though
 he is still very weak.
 X SHORT VISiT.-3Ir. and Mrs. Jos. Campbell are in the city for 2 short
 visit. They drove overland from Globe where EIr Campbell is now located in
 the practice of law.
 ARMY AND NAVY-On the occa- sion of his lecture here Captain Hobson a hero of the navy, will be introduced 1 to the audience b. ColCneI McClintock a hero of the army.
 1 \ BIG MAIL.-The train from the south got iE about Il o'clock yesterday morning having on board 2.055 pounds of mail. most of which came via the Rock Island ard Fl Paso.
 | FINED FOUR DOLLARS-Oae man was fined four dollars yesterday in po- l lice court for drunkenness and disord- erly conduct John Doe also forfeited four dollar bond having been arrest ed or q similar charge.
 CREAMERY FOR BUCKEYE EE.-The Marioopa creamery will so2n start work On the construction ct buildings fora creamery near Buckeye, and it is expected that the plant will be in op- cYatio1 within about six months. VETERANS CALENDAR. - The members of Lawton Camp, 5. 4. w V. have two dates to remember particu- Iarly at this time. One is an import an camp meeting ct the office of Cap rain J. L. B. Alexander, Wednesday night and the other is the annual ball
 which will be given in ONeiu hall on the night of April l.
 BANQUET ON THE 25TH-J. C. Adams. president Of the Phoenix and Maricopa county board of trade and chairman Of the Citizens Waterwcrks committee. will give q banquet to the members of beth organizations on the 26th The banquet will be held in the Hotel Adams at D. m. Invitations are
 now being issued.
 BACK TO DULCTII-E.C. Glow. who has been here for nearly two months with the exception of short visit to southern ArizoE.a. left on this mornings train for Duluth. Minn. He is q customs inspector at Duluth but i says he hopes to be a regular winter visitor in Phoenix hereafter as he is
 greatly pleased with the city and in 1 fGtuated with hrizCna's winter eli
 mate.
 | SMOKE BUT NO FIRE-The fire de i partment was called out last night by ! . still alarm from the corner of First
 and Jackson streets. On arriving there 1 the department could find nothing to ! fight. The alarm was based on some smoke that had been seen issuing from i the building. Those who had seen the smoke had confirmed their ocular evi-
 dcnce by the smell of it also. The
 smoke was said to have come from the
 old Arizona lodging house opposite the Star lodging house. But the liremen could find nothing.
 l WANTS 4 AIINE.-isaac F. Hit, an attorney of Washington, D. C.. writes i to The Republican to know if there are
 any good mining properties ir this dis i trict that can be bought with d pros { pect of good results on further develop ment, and also i2 2 way that the repre- ! sentative of the buyer could make ; fair commission. Tn ether words MT. Hit as an attorney believes he car bring q little capital in touch with a good opportunity fer investment. Mr. Hit. whose office is at 417 Bond build I ing. Washington, D. C.. makes spec ialty of collections and of pension busi- ness. especially Indian war pensions.
 It is possible that some reader of The i publican can do some business with
 him
 LETTER FROM MINISTER SAIP- SON-Sheriff Cook yesterday received
 q letter fr9nn General Sampson. minis ter to Ecuador. relative to the affairs
 of brother of the sheriff, s. J. Cook,
 who recently died in that republic al
 Rio Rambo, not far from GuayaauiI i General Sampson wrote; II Was very
 much surprised on receipt Of the Phoe-
 nix papers to learn that you were q
 brother of & J. Cook. We were all
 sorry u learn Of his death. He was in