Arizona republican., 1904-06-01
REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING.

REAL ESTATE BOARD MEETING. A meeting of the Phoenix real estate board will be held at the office of H. l. Latham & Co.,, at f o'clock this afternoon.
 THE w. c. T. U. MEETlNG.-The regular meeting of the WOmen's Chris tian Temperance Union will be held Ut the rooms of the association, corner of Center and Monroe streets. at half past two o'clock this afternoon.
 A SEEKER AFTER MORE LIGHT. Among yesterdays arrivals in the city was W. II. Shorey. of Yuma. Mr. Shorey is a Mason, but there were some things about the order he did not quite understand. He was shown lass night
 A MILITARY ExCURsIoN.-The members of Company E. N. c. A. are requested to report at the armory at o'clock this evening to take part in a ride to the Hole-in-the Rock. The ex- cursion is given by the officers of the company. Refreshments will be served and those who attend are promised good time.
 NOTICE TO WATER USERS.-N meeting of all of the water users under tllt ENctll. Aldl ltOLl anu anu NeAiitLAsn who are members of the Salt River Valley Water Users association are hereby called to meet at ? D. m., at O'Neill hall. Saturday. June 4th, for the purpose of selecting Water commis sioners for the Salt River Valley, Mar .copa and Grand Canal divisions, re- spectively full attendance. is earn estly desired.
 BURIAL Of HERMAN SCHUTTE. The wife of and brother of Herman A. Schuttn, who died on May 26. at 1201 West Adams street. left yesterday morning with the body of Mir. Schutte for Rochester. Minn., where ihtermcnt will take place. MT. Schutte was thirty-fo years old. He came here last year on account of his ill health and last fall engaged in the real etsate business with pr. Evans. But he grew worse and was compelled to give up business. During his brief stay in Phoenix he made many friends.
 ABSENT MINDED SLEUTH.-From time to time complaints are made to the police of boys bathing in the town ditch within the city limits. The last complaint was that they went in swimming every afternoon along the Yuma road west of Five Points. Yes terday afternoon Officer Moore thought he would go out and break up the fun. He did not want to go on his wheel or horse, for fear the boys would see him coming and run. so he got George Deeters to drive him out behind couple of colts he was breaking. Both are horsemen by nature and Of course the colts occupied their attention. They traveIed about quarter of a mile west of Five Points alongside the ditch be- fore either of them gave the ditch a thought and when they did take look at it it was as dry as bone
 NEW MINING ENTERPRISE.- Harry Bennett has just returned from q group of mining claims two miles and a half north of his New York group and thirteen miles from Morris town. on which has recently been or ganized the Buffalo Mining & Milling company. The officers of the company are George M. Kellogg, of HorneIls- vile, N. r., president: Harry Bennett vice president and mine superintend- ent; Horatio Gilbert, of Buffalo, N. Y, secretary and treasurer. They have raised sufficient money for preliminary development and a force of four men is at work. Two more will be added in a few days. There is a little over hun dred feet of development work already done and the men are now working in a forty-foOt shaft on a vein of honey comb quartz that is twelve feet wide in the croppings, the shaft being all in ore. President Kellogg will be here in a short time in company with Presi dent CrandalI of the First National Bank of Canistee. \. Y, who is also director in the company.
 A WHOLESALE FORGER.-Phoe- nix is not the only town in which one can get rid of worthless checks. Com