Arizona republican., 1904-10-10

REGISTER AT ONCE-There are only eight more days in which voters
 may register for registration closes on October IS. Notwithstandind the activity of the officers there are many
 who are not yet on the list.
 A LAW STUDENT-Mr. R c. Stan
 ford after an absence of several years
 in California has returned to Phoenix
 Mr. Stanford has been studying law at
 the Stanford University. at which place
 he says many young men of Arizona are in school.
 SUNDAY AIRES STS-Jose Mendosa
 was arrested yesterday on the charge
 of being drunk and sleeping in public.
 He was turned loose on deDositing d cash bail of five dollars. man named
 Moore was also arrested for vagrancy and begging.
 THE DRIVING CLUB MEETIEG-
 By a typographical error t was an nOunced that the meeting of the PEoe-
 nix Driving Club would be he.i this
 ev-aIng at three o'clock The meeting will be held instead Ut eight o'clock
 in the board of trade rooms.
 FIRST N. [. CHURCH-A reception
 will ,be rendered to Rev. F. J. Rogers
 supt M. L. Missions in Arizona, and Rev, 4. NJ. Gibbons. who has returned
 for his second year as pastor of e3e
 First NJ. l.. church, with their respect i've families. The members and all our friends are cordially invited to meet in the church psrlors on Tuesday eve ming Oc+ II, from 8 to 10.
 TONIGHTS TEMPE MEETING
 This is the nigh- of the republican, county candidates meeting at Tempe. There will be a special train over the Santa Fe which will leave at 7:30. Those desiring to attend the meeting may procure tickets at the republican headquarters at 27 North First avenue. Among the attractions at the meeting will be the Juvenile band of this city. A FOOTBALL GAME-TwO recently l organized teams played game yester- day afternoon on the vacant lOt near Third and Jackson One aggregation 1 is called the PhOetix Mexican Athletics and is composed Of boys from Y u ] 19. The other is an organization Of Indian boys who at one time or another have attended the Phoenix Indian school, but who are now living and working m town. The score yesterday Fwas 35 10 in favor of the Athlet- | .cs.
 A TOUR OF NSPECTloN-Mr. F.
 M. Murphy passed through town yes terday afternoon on his way to Tomb stone where he will meet 8Ir. E. P. | Cheney of Boston. MT. Cheney is one of the directors of the Atchison Topeka & santa Fe, and one of the principal IEtockholders of the Phoenix & Eastern. | jIe has also for years been assOc ciatcd with MT. Murphy in a variety of enter prises The latter part of the week AIessrs Cheney and Murphy will return l to Phoenix and set out on tour of inspection Of the p & E.
 THE SEASON AT CASTLE CREEK | Captain Berger in charge of trans- l pOrtation from Hot Springs Junction to Castle Creek Hot Springs IS in uhN city getting his horses ready for the opening season at the springs. The big stage of the company has been hero since the close of the last season being lreftted. The horses have also been n the valley on pasture. Captain Berge- says that extensive Improvements have been made at the springs. New build inGs have been put up and the grounds and surroundings have been beaut5fed. i1 he coming season will be the most prosperous in the history of that most delightful winter resort.
 FOOTBALL LEAGUE-It is an- lnounced that the Intersc cholastic Ath- ietic Association of Arizona has per fected It's organization and arranged a schedule of football games. The first
 game wilI be at Eastlake park next Saturday and will be between the High school 2rd Indian school On the 22nd there will be a game between the h. dian school and the Normal at the Iu- dian school On the 29th the High school and the Normal will meet at Tempe. l. is the purpose of
 his association 10 promote and encour-