Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-04

TOMBSTONE VISITOR-Porter Me
Donald, undersheriff of Cochise county
is visitor in the city.
KINDERGARTEN WILL OPEN
Miss Ellis school for kindergarten and
primary work will be resumed this
morning at 1S5 West Monroe st.
GOING SOUTH.-J. b. Tomlinson
and son of Prescott were in the city
Yesterday en- route to the southern
part of the territory. Mr.. Tomlinson
is a well known mining man.
CAME WITH A CRAZY MAN.
Deputy Sheriff George Heisler of Yav-
apai county arrived in town yesterday
morning with a man who had been
committed 10 the insane asylum.
A PUMPING PLANT EXPERT.
R. AtchSon of San Francisco. arrived
here yesterday and will go to Tempe 20
confer with the Tempe Canal company
respecting the ACCESSIBILITY of putting
in pumping plant.
cRITTENTON HOME BOARD
There will be a board meeting of the
Florence Crittentin home at the w. &.
II. L. reception room. corner of Mon
roe and Center streets. at $3.50 this
morning at which Mrs Kate Waller
Barrett wishes to see all the members
of the board.
A MEETING OF SHERIFFS.-
Sheriff ]. A. Johnson of Apache county
arrived in the city yesterday morning.
Mr.. Johnson is engaged in the cattle
business and will attend the meetings
of the territorial association. Sheriff
Rogers who came to town on Saturday
left last night for Globe.
A SAD HOLIDAY ENDlNG-The
holidays closed in a sad way for Neri
Osborn, Jr He lost his watch. 1t was
not the most valuable watch in the
world but it was the only one he had.
Moreover it had very pretty face to
make up for the lack OF gold or silver
in the case. There were pictures Of
baseball players in colors on the face.
He was horse back riding and was too
busy with the animal to keep feeling
OF his pocket all the time to see if the
watch was present and accounted for.
| BETTER NESS.-During the
holidays the arrivals at the Phoenix
hotels dropped off very notably. owing
of course. to the fact that most people
who can, prefer to be at home on
Christmas and the succeeding days
But things have changed again and
yesterday the registers of most of the
1 hotels presented u long list of names
Some. of course, were called here by
reason of the Live Stock convention
but aside from these there were I'M
usually long lists showing that the
/ holiday suspension of tourist and COM
Tercial travel is over and that conGi-
tons are again normal.
COMES OF AN OLD FAMILY-A
noteworthy attribute of the family 10
which Farmer a. C. Mathews of the
indian school belongs is longevity. Mr.
Mathews parents who live in South
/ Dakota passed the eightieth milestone
several years ago and are still hale
and we'll Three generations of de-
cendants gather at their home in fami-
| ~ reunions and in all the line num-
bering more than sixty. a death has
never occurred excent that of a grand
child in infancy. S.,lall wonder then,
that life insurance agents Offer with
alacrity, to write policies for Mr..
Mathews. and that his friends seeing
him in the prime of life. congratulate
him in his good natural prospects for
many years of future usefulness.
A NEW YEAR BAND CONCERT
DloNl bIlllSii ALL NIlAi!SlS6tu VI Nle lilu4dti
school became boy again with his
BOYS on New Years eve, by CONDUCTING
n band concert in honor of the advent
of the juvenile year. 1904. Small tots
and large ones. teachers and all. were
sleeping peacefully regardless of the
fact that of the year 1903. nothing was
being left but memory and that 1904
was skipping joyously in without their
greeting But the school band playing
the familiar marches to the dining hall
claimed their assistance. All rushed TO
the windows in momentary bewilder
ment and noting in the broad moon
lioht that "Old Glory" WAS not being