Arizona republican., 1904-06-02

SALE or LoTs.-AHen & Wilson have cold fo Dharles H. Fry. or this r.ty. Boo S1. zr of Norma Place. on NarIh Second avenue.
 A GLOBE VisiToR-Walter shute. au attaFu@y at Globe. spent Tuesday in Fhneuiz. BIT. shute had been at- ffndiaF court at Florence and came to phofnlx before hls return to Globe, ta Eisif friends.
 LAWN CARD PARTY-Mrs. J. H. MlIlIutork gave IaUn card party las- evening rf hrr home. corner uf Wash .ur-1u and Flrh streets. ln honor of Mrs W C. Truman and Miss Lillian Reid of Florence.
 A FINAL COUNTY MiNE.-Lou.s Harsrr .ll Nrisoa B-rkey returned yesterday from Plual county where fhrI 1atr been do-pg some work ou @ u u.-E Trouarfr theg oHu Eest of Sll- rer kIue. They have ca good ore snow lE and brought lu samples for assay Ils-
 A sUSlNEsS REMOVAL.-The un- LrrlakIng Tarlors of Easterling & Whitney have been moved from First street t8 West Washington street. be-
 
 sIurk of A. J- Bradley. who recently cold auf to Easterl.us G Whitney.
 GOVERNMENT CHEMlST.-S. E. Baker. chemist or the reclamation a-rsle-. returned sunday from san Cari.s. where he went fo lest the water of tL- Gua river for salt and al- kal- He has now gone io Mesa City and vicinity where be win make tests of the water used m irrigation, eX- D-gIiuE to extend his observations all over the valley.
 ATTRACTED TO BlsBEE-AttoIuev l- s Arnold win leave cu Saturday night for Blstee. where he will at once open an office for the practice Of law. His wife and sister win spend the sum mer in Mexico and will join him at Eisbee lu the fall.
 A SUMMERS TRlP.-W. T. ROser left last night for Tucson 10 attend the commencement Of the territorial uni versity He will so thence to Madison. Wis. co attend the jubilee commence menr Cf the university of Wisconsin. He will then go back to St. Louis for the fair. He will be gone all summer.
 DEATH OF CHARLES P. STING LER-ChaIles Peter Spingler died at his residence on North Third street yesterday morning. He came here from san FranCisco about six months ago. suffering of tuberculosis. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, interment being made in Rosedale cemetery. MT. Spingler is survived by a wife Anna Franklin Spingler, but no children.
 GONE TO DENVER.-Ir. Robert R. Bren, his son Dr. Bren and his dsugh- ter, Miss Marie Schley Bren, left on this mornings train for Denver, Colo, which place they expect to make their home. The family came here last fall from New York for the benefit of MT. Bren's health. He feels greatly i'm proved and has decided to try the Colorado climate, at least for a sum mer residence. MT. R.R. Bren has been intimately connected with the larger eastern and southern newspapers the greater part Of his life and is an ex- perienced advertising man. His latest connection was with the New York Herald. He will act in Colorado as a special advertising agent for The Re publican, with headquarters at Den Yer.
 ST. LOUIS EXCURSIONISTS.-The influence of the St. Louis fair on rail- road travel is already very evident, even at this great distance from the center of attraction. Passengers are leaving for there every day and on excursion days they are counted by the dozen. Among those leaving for St. Louis via the southern route last night were F. Zion. P. L. Zion, F. r. Henny, Jno. F. Brockman, Wm. l.. Bates, R.. E. Miller and wife, F. L. Eddy, Sam R. Hughes. MT. and Mrs. F. C. Dev- ereuX, Joseph Roberts. The list that left on this mornings s. F. r. & P. train for St. Louis included Fred Gross, Eva Seeds. w. T. Dameron. J. G. McKibbon and wife, Geo. Wright