Arizona republican., 1904-07-17


 yer, who have bought the bonds, and secured the printing of them. It was passed in due form and there is noth- ing further to do but sign the bonds and exchange them for the money.
 BANK MOvEMENTS-Ground was brokn yesterday for the new building of the Home Savings bank to be erect ed by the Central Avenue Improvement association between the Hotel Adams and the postohice. It is expected the new building will be ready for oceu- pancy by September 1st and that the Home Savings bank will be moved at once. The present quarters of that institution in the Nicholson block. will he occupied by the Guaranty Savings & Banking Co, a new institution which proposes to open it's doors October 1st. The officers recently elected are: Pres ident, w. F. Nichols; Vice President, pr. J. M Swetnam; Treasurer, George H. N. Luhrs; Cashier, M. w. Messin- ger: Secretary, F. L. Blumer Audi tor, D. Nicholson; Attorney, A. J. Ed wards.
 EAST LYNNE-The Spooner Dra- matic company played to another good
  day and Wednesday nights of this week will present East Lynne. The company is not offering this bill as Q novelty or as a new product of the playwright but it will be presented for the reason that it is one of the ever popular pieces that never grow too old to be enjoyed There is a heart in terest in the play that appeals to all, no matter how often it has been seen and to those who see 1t for the first time its impressions are deep and last ing. It is not the bill but the man. ner of it's production that often makes it seem a commonplace performance, and properly portrayed it is always a favorite. That the Spooner company is entirely qualified to present it in a most perfect manner none will doubt who have seen the previous perform ances of this dramatic organization. The members of the company possess unusual talent, are doing faithful and honest work, are successful in CO., operation and are altogether worthy of the liberal support that is being given them and that they will no doubt receive during the remainder of the season. It Is the best company of amusement makers that has yet fav- ored the people of Phoenix during the summer season, a fact that play goers thoroughly appreciate.
 THEY ARE OFF-The Phoenix baseball team left last night for Tue son. and 1t is expected that before an- other day dawns the news will be re- ceived of a glorious achievement in hot, 1 1tar Grays. The personnel of the team is as follows: Loman, the crack catch CT; Wimp. with the good right arm: Lyall. the first base prodigy: Parish, who lives on second base, whose home is his castle and who defends his cas- tie with all the courage of a knight; Avery, whose speciality is protecting the infield and batting balls over the fence; Farmer Walden, who is every where where the ball goes but mainly in left field. and Lutgerding, Davis and Bartle.;. one of whom will guard third base while the others handle the field. They are all good players and will be all right even if they are skin- ned. But they won't be skinned. Delgado went along to take the box in the event that Wimp throws his arm out of joint and Manager Page of the Sunset Telephone Go. went along on general principles. He is the mosf accomplished fan of the capital city and rooter of high degree Where there more Pages there would be more good ball teams. The book would be full of them. Other rooters whose names were not learned joined the party at the depot and it is to be pre- sumed they all took their lungs along with them.