Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-10

JUSTICE ROBERTSON ILLUS
iice Robertson was too i'll yesterday to
be at his Office.
Livingstone of Yuma. arrived here yes
terday with an insane patient named
John Brown.
ENLARGING.-The room "a the rear
of the Valley bank is being cleaneG out
and fittec w Tor the use Of the bank
which IS ~ need of more room for its
private offices.
A RANCH SOLD.-Mrs. Harriet L.
Hine has sold through the agency Of
!. Ernest Walker, an eighty acre farm
i'm the vicinity of Glendale. 1t is Il
fine piece of sugar beet land.
3 COMPANY, NJ. c. A.-There VIII
be a commissioned officers school
and rookey drill in the armory of =
Company. y. G. y. tonight at 7:S0
O'Clock. Lieut.. Miner viii be III
charge.
A CHILL ExHIBIT.-Joe Bush has
gathered for the worlds fair conmis-
sion and left at the board of trade
room n fine exhibit of Chill raised in
this valley. Ii will in due time be taken
to st. Louis.
PROFESSIONAL ARTlSTS-Mr. and
Mrs. +. ]. Dressler. of Chicago. are
recent arrivals in the city and expect
TO spend the winter here. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Dresslef are artists of unusual
talent. Mrs. Dressler having exhibited
much OF her work in the Paris salon.
COMING FROM NEW YORK.-D. d
Horning. of this city. has been visiting
i'm western New York for the last two
months. he IS expected home some
day this week and viii bring with him
4 carload of New Yorlks famous ap-
pies.
ANOTHER PHOENIX FAMILY.-G
Grant Chairman. q friend of J. Ernest
Walker. arrived here recently with HIS
family from his former home in Ros-
well y. NJ. They expect to make this
their home permanently and have rent
ed the residence of Prof. w. b.
Creager.
A MAN BEHIND THE DOOR.-If a
certain young couple who were stand
ing in front OF the Creighton building
on North First avenue on Sunday
night had stopped to think that there
might have been a man behind an ad-
jacent door they would have modified
REFORM SCHOOL MEETING
Governor Brodie left last night for
Benson to attend a meeting of the
board Of the industrial school there
today. The meeting VIII be mainly
for the purpose of auditing the bills
Of tho institution. The preparation Tor
the opening of it on December had
been completed at the last meeting of
the board.
RUMMAGE SALE RESUMED.-On
account of the death of Mr.. DysaTu
last week the rummage sale being cor
Quoted by the ladies of the Christian
church was tenn porarily closed on Sat
urday. II VIII be resumed at the stor.
No. 81. West Adams street, on Thurs
day of this week, and continue till
Saturday night The ladies ask those
charitably disposed to contribute more
clothing, as the sale has proved to be
"a great boon to the poor.
WINTER ViSITORS.-W X. Ryan
and party arrived here yesterday morn
ing Via the Santa Fe and have taken
the Penberton residence on Third
avenue FOR the winter. They came from
Pasadena. where they spent the sum-
mcr and viii be remembered as hav-
ing spent last winter in this city. Mr..
Ryan and his father are both well
known capitalists of New York. being
interested in the Ryan Whitney syn6i-
cate ana various other metropolitan
investments.
RECLAMATION OFFIcIALS.-L. C.
Hin. constructing engineer of the re-
clamation service arrived here yester-
day from the dam site, and Mr.. Storrs,
electrical engineer. is expected this
morning. Both gentlemen come to con-
fer with Chief Engineer Arthur p.
Davis. Charlie Mullen was also in the
city yesterday from the road camp
above COldfeld. He says there are be-
tween fifty and sixty neil employed
there now IN road building.
UPERINTENDENT JONES COM.
lNG.-M. .. Bicknell of the NJ. & J..
returned from Tucson yesterday morn
ing and left again for that city last
night. He expects to be home again
sometime today coming back on Il
cpeCial with Superintendent r IL