Arizona republican., 1903-10-27

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Total precipitation. 0.
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NJ. f. BI.YSTONE, Section Director.
FORMER PHOENIcIAN DEAD
Word has been received here of the re-
cent death in the east OF John Forfeit.
who will be remembered as a former
clerk in the store of Goldberg Bros.
He was thirty -four years OF age.
DEATH OF CHARLES MURRAY
Charles Murray. aged eighteen, who
came here three weeks ago form I'm
derwood. Ont, died yesterday at the
sisters Hospital. He was nephew of
Mr. NJ. c. McDougall of this city. His
parents reside at Underwood.
LODGES ANNIVERSARY.-A So
cial session of Phoenix Lodge. No. 3.
A. o. L. w. will be held tomorrow
night 70 celebrate the thirty eighth an
niversarv of the founding of the or
der There will be music. refresh
ments. dancing and social games,
AN INFREoUENT EVGNT.-Some
thing happened on Saturday afternoon
at the house Of W. W. Moore the like
of which had not occurred there for IA
years. A baby was born. 1t was boy
and came into the world at the weight
of eight pounds.
THE DEATH OF a Babel has
not been long since the Republican an
nounced the birth to Mrs. r. II. Stan
ton of Yuma of a daughter. Word has
now come of its death. which occurred
on Sunday. The funeral took place yes
terday afternoon. The babe. Ethel
Virginia was four months and ten days
of age.
A GOOD STIFF SENTENCE.-Igna-
clio Pasos. the man who stole a pair of
spurs and a lot of blankets from the
Star corral and was caught at Gila
Bend. was tried and convicted in Jus
ice Robertsor's court yesterday. lie
was fined SO and nifty days in the
county jail In mis- imp acunious case
that E7eant sixty days FOR him
KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN-There
will be ceremonial session of the
KNIGHTS of Khorassau on the night Of
November Is. That was decided at Il
meeting Of the knights of Pythias or
Saturday and committee of five was
appointed to arrange for the orgies
There are already fifteen victims in
sight and the members of the Knight
hood believe there are others.
DISTRICT COURT-There was lit
tie done i'm district court yesterday. The
divorce case OF Charles Lovett against
IariIla j. LoVett was called. The
plaintiff desired and permission was
given to amend the complaint by tho
correction Of a date in which a mistake
of Just ten years had been made. 1t
was stated that the parties had been
married in 1901, when the marriage oc-
Cured i'm 1891. The evidence was taken
and the plaintiff was granted "a decree.
The case of the Bank of Arizona
against Frank Barlsge. set for trial
Yesterday. was Continued until NoVem-
Der Is.
METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER
MAN.-MentiOn has been made Of the
recent arrival in the city of MI. and
/ Mrs. Joseph. J. Eakins of New York
Mrs. Eakins IS i sister OF Mrs. w h
Ryan. who with her husband spent last
winter in Phoenix. They are now IN
California and will return in about d
month. Mt Eakins has been city edI-
tor of the New York World for long
Ilire. He - not an invalid but Is only
tired and is seeking rest. For some
time he has been abroad and hearing
from Mr. Ryan of the excellence OF this
climate he decided to come here for the
winter Mr. and Mrs. Eakins have taxi
en- the Bchlow house.
LECTURE ON ARIzONA.-TheR Re-
publican has received from the depart
ment of education of New York City
a bulletin of free lectures to Tie peo-
pie The course began early TINS
| month 1t is of interest to observe that
among the lecturers is Mrs. Emma Pad
dock Telford. who on November - VIII
| talk of Arizona: the Cradle and the
Wonderland of the New World the
| lecture will be illustrated by stereop-
tican views. Mrs. Telford was in the
course of free lectures last year. She
had a variety of subjects. all concern
| inc Arizona Mrs. Telford was at one
time a resident of Scottsdale and while
she lived here she made careful study
of the territory. Whatever she has to
say of Arizona is favorable to it.
a DOLLAR THIEF.-A. Peralta was
! in Justice Burnett's court yesterday on
= charge of having stolen dollar from
Mrs. Eugene CarutheTs. The theft was
committed early last month. Mrs. Ca
| c;tti,,.- one fpnrnIntg a