Arizona republican., 1903-10-13
HAS TAKEN A LODGING HOUSE

HAS TAKEN A LODGING HOUSE Mrs. Mary Dobbs has secured a lease on the Valley Lodging House and will run it in connection with her boarding house on West Madison.
 A BOWLING CONTEST-The bowl ing contest at the Maple eaf promised to be very interesting as there are a large number of entrees made. It is the purpose of MT. Moore to conduct a contest every Tuesday evening.
 EDUCATIONAL BOARD MEETING. A special meeting of the territorial board of education will be called upon the return of the governor from the south to hear applications for certif1 :. cates and for admission to the deaf and dumb asylum.
 AN ACCIDENT TO cHILD.-The eight year old son of John O. Eckel fell out of a Hume across the ctiy ditch yesterday afternoon about ? p. m., breaking both bones of his left arm above the wrist. Dr. Bond reduced the fracture.
 RETURNED WITH A BRIDE.-At- torney H. B. Wilkinson and wife arriv- ed in the city on Sunday morning and are at home at No. $50 North Center avenue. Mir. and Mrs. Wilkinson were married at Dundee, H.. on September n9. In the short time that Mrs. Wilkin- son has been in town s:ie is greatly pleased with her new surroundings.
 CHESTER JOHNSON DEAD.- Chester A. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Johnson. died at the fam fly home in San Diego of heart failure, nat in Kansas, but spent some time in Phoenix, leaving here recently for San Dieo. Chester was six years and nine
 THE GOVERNORS REPoRT-The months old
 prccfreading of the advance sheets of the report of the governor was finished yesterday afternoon and they were mailed to the government printing of flee last night. On their arrival there the gist of the report will probably be given out for publication but it will be a month or more before the bound cop ies will be ready for distribution.
 ANOTHER ARTIST HERE.-Wm. l.. Ehemann, newspaper artist md engraver from Cincinnati arrived here yesterday and expects to remain through the winter for rest and recup- eration- He brought to Col McClin- took a letter of introduction from Rev. H. A. Thompson. formerly of this city, and who married Miss Mann of Peoria, AriZ.. few years ago. Rev. Thompson is now pastor of the Clifford Presby- terian chapel of Cincinnati. one of the largest and most prosperous churches there.
 A CHINESE DELEGATloN-U States Marshal McCord left last night for Sa.n Francisco with twenty-one Chi namen gathered up at Tucson, Benson, Tombstone, Douglas and Prescott Two were brought down from the latter place yesterday morning. All were convicted of being illegally in the coun- try and will be deported. The multi tude of this shipment would lead to the belief that the illegal residents are be- ing rapidly thinned or that there is a loophole somewhere that the customs officers have not yet discovered.
 THE LIVE STOCK BoARD-A meeting of the Live Stock Sanitary board was held at Tucson yesterday. These meetings have always been held at the capital but it was thought that it would be well to meet the cattlemen of the territory as near as their homes as possible so as to acquaint them with the operation of the new live stock law. Gov. Brodie. Dr. Norton, the ter ritorial veterinarian: Secretary liar. rison. and Judge Nichols left on Sunday night to attend the meet ing will be held in the northern part of the territory for the benefit of the cat tlenen of that section.
 ALL ABOUT A DOG-A. Castillo | would have gotten home safely on Sun- day afternoon if it hadn't been for 8 vagrant dog which took it into it's heac | to follow him. Castillo was unaware | of the presence of the animal and wher | he passed the residence of Maria Gil | more the dog parked at her. She sait | it bit her, but no abrasion or lacera. | tion could be found. She brought gur | into play and in this way the attention | of Castillo was called to his ccmpan. I ion. He became boisterous and a near. | by officer arrested him on a charge o | drunkenness. The woman was also ar.