Arizona republican., 1904-10-04

for Oklahoma City, Okla, where he. ex- poets to engage in the butcher business with a brother.
 GONE TO GOLDFIELD-A. L. Hen shaw left on last nights train for the new gold camp at Goldfeld Nev. He is only going to look around and size up conditions, having no notion of leaving Phoenix unless he sees something better.
 GONE TO WILLCOX-Dr. J. c. Nor ton received a telegram last evening calling him to Wilcox on live stock sanitary business. He left on last nights train and expects to be gone a couple of days.
 MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Wonder lode min ing claim, situated in the Warren min ing district, Cochise county, Arizona. The survey is designated as survey No. 1876 and is owned by I. w Wallace ct al of Bisbee, Arizona
 A LADIES' AID SOCIETY ELEC- TION-The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will meet in the church parlors at 2:3O D. m. today. All ladies of the church are requested to be present as the election of officers VIII
 
 ness be attended to.
 VISIT CONCLUDED-Mrs. w. P. Dowell and her daughters, Allyne and Goldie. have returned from their sum- Tner visit in the east. They spent the most of their time with the parents of Mrs. Dowell in Arkansas, but also visit ed friends in Tennessee and took in the wonders of the worlds, fair.
 PAL DTHE PRICE-Three Mexicans all charged with drunkenness and dis orderly conduct, were due for trial yes | terday in police court but each forfeit ed cash bail of five dollars by non appearance. A man named Donald McGinness was arrested on the charge of vagrancy and will be tried today. | FINE EGRANATES-H R. Patrick returned yesterday from a bus mess trip to Cave Creek. He brought with him and placed on exhibition at the board of trade room some fine pom egranates, grown on the Crenshaw place on Cave Creek, formerly known as the Field ranch.
 A VERY SICK BOY-The eight year old son of MT. and Mrs. Jake Miller. who returned from California sick of typhoid fever, is still critically ill.,
 MEXICAN MINING LAWS-The mining laws of Mexico, printed in Eng fish, can now be secured at the Mex ican consulate in this city. BASEBALL-Now that ball games are scheduled here for next Saturday and Sunday between the Phoenix and Tucson teams, it is in order for all the fans as well as the players, to get busy. The Phoenix team is having daily practice, some of the players at least, and it is hoped they will all get out and take an interest. There are also two or three new players in evil dence that will strengthen the Phoe- nix team 1t is believed, and if the Grays get anything out of their Phoe- nix trip, except hospitabIe treatment, they will have to earn it. Phoenix re- fuses to believe the Grays can humili- ate the Ladies, until she is shown. And it is desirable too, that there be big crowd out to witness the showing ERI-KNIGHT-Mr. Frank Cavallieri and Miss Blythe Knight were married yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian church by ! Rev. Preston Mckinney. Mir. CavaI- | lieri has lived here a number of years and is a well Known young business man, conducting a blacksmith shop on | North Center street. The bride is a | daughter of Mrs. Knight, who is in | charge of the w. c. T. U. reading rooms. She has lived in this valley | the greater part of her life and is an | estimable young woman of wide ac- | quaintance. She spent the summer in | California, returning here recently. Inn ] mediately after their marriage the | young couple went to the Ford hotel l where they will reside temporarily. 1 A DESERVED ASchIey 1 and Dewey. the two fire horses who | have been on duty day and night at
 the fire engine house for the last six