Arizona republican., 1904-05-25
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A NEW BORN BABE.-There was born yesterday morning to MT. and Mrs. J. J. Otero a boby girl. The weight was ten pounds. The mother and the babe are progressing well.
 LOT SALES.-Lola PurseI has pur- chased lots l and of block F in the Irvine addition for $2OO. Lot 1 be- longed to J. Ernest Walker and lat to R. H. Greene. MT. Greene has sold tot 6 in block 10 to Rosa Morales for S75.
 LEFT FOR HOME.-Mrs. George w. Walker, who has been visiting her son. J. Ernest Walker, for the last four months, left last night for her home in Blacksburg, Va. She expects to stop over day in Fl Paso and visit a week with friends in New Orleans, arriving home in about two weeks.
 A SERENADE.-The night force of The Republican was greeted last night by a serenading party in a wag- on, which stopped long enough to fin- ish up a song. Neither the identity oe the singers nor the language of the song was discovered, but the singers and the song are presumably all right, just the same.
 SEEING THE COUNTRY.-B. F. Chute of Tucson, a former resident of the valley, is in the city accompany ing his brother-in-l and sister, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Tellet of Antigo, Wis. MT. Tellett was a delegate to the late meeting of the national brother hood of locomotive engineers in Los Angeles. He visited the valley about eight years ago.
 CACTUS FOR EXPORT.-The de- partment of commerce bureau of statis- tics, is invited to take notice that Dr. Kunze has. made two more shipments of Arizona cactus to Germany. This is one of AriZona's infant industries that is growing rapidly and there is no fear O. competition in the supply. All wants is the market and the filling of all orders will be undertaken.
 A VANDAL'S WORK.-C. B. Coo dell would very much like to know the name of the man who on Sunday night shot a bullet hole into the 10x1O plate glass window in the front of the Holmes building which belongs to him. He might not be able to collect damages, but it would be some satis- faction to have the reason for shooting into this expensive window when he could just as well have had all out doors for a mark.
 PHOENIX VSITORS.-Fra I. Duffy, district attorney of Santa Cruz county and Geo. J. Stonemar- district attorney Cf Gila county, arrived here yesterday morning for a short visit. They were delegates to the Tucson convention, but want to let the memory of that great historical event fade a little before they go back home. Then, too, they wanted to come up here and see how the Phoenix con- tiugent felt after it's great victory
 THE MESA GUARANTEE.-Mesa City, which voted S35CO bends in aid of the Tonto road under the same con ditions that the Phoenix vote was taken, in order to hasten matters as much as possible, took the same action Phoenix did last week. The Mesa City bank agreed to advance the money on the guarantee of citizens which was promptly furnished. The formal guarantee has not yet been signed. but the money is ready when ever the government needs is.
 A MEMORIAL SERWCE-Arrange- ments have been completed for a re- ligious memorial service Sunday night May 29th, in the Presbyterian church. J. w. owen post c. A. R. and all civil war veterans, the Spanish-A.nerican war veterans, the Women's Relief Corps and the G. A. R. and the SoRs of the American Revolution will at tend as organizations. Chaplain Win field Scott D. D., chaplain in chief of the G. A. R., will deliver the sermon. He will be assisted by Dr. MsAfee. It will be a service of unusual interest.
 HE TRIED TO DIE.-Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe of Cochise county, arrived in the city yesterday morning with man by the name of Fred Hurd of Bisbee, who had been commissioned to the insane asylum. Hurd is butcher who has lived in Cochise for a l.,rn An1r l.a A- ...-s