Arizona republican., 1904-10-19

ARRIVAL OF MR. FROST-Among ! Phoenix's inconing visitors Monday night was Jack Frost. making his firss call of the season. With a conno's- seurship worthy the cOlored brother. l he stopped at watermelon patch, ! which chances to adjoin the eXperi- ment farm and belongs to MT. Graham. He panty killed the melon vines and put his brand on the tomatoes.
 COUNTRY CLUB ELECTIoN-At the country club election held last Saturday the following named direc- tors were elected to serve for 'the ensl- ing year: c. F. Ainsworth, l.. H Chalmers, D. R. Heard, B. GoldwG6er. E. w Lewis. s Oberfelder. H. w. Heap, G. T. Ryan, Walter Talbot, l. T. Stod- dard. H. B. Wilkinson. w. B. Cleary. DIPLOMAS PRESENTED-AIis Ada Rebstock and Miss Edith phomp son. who passed the tests required for | graduation from the shorthand de- partment of the LamsOn business col | iege about month ago. were formally | presented with their diplomas yester- l day Only four students have rec q f- ed diplomas from that department. but | this year nearly forty will make the | trial.
 MORE CLOTHING NEEDED-Iu addition to the clothing already sent | in to the Central school and supplied | by the w. c. T. r. to poor children who ought to be in school, the follow | ing articles are still needed: \ few ] pairs of trousers for boys. a few pieces of underclothing and shoes for bO.L | hoys and girls. Clildreu's ges from six to twelve years. Those who care to contribute will please leave their offerings at Central school library or | w. c. T. U rooms by nine oclO:k | Saturday morning Oct 22
 CHOICE GIVEN HIM-Jesus Ra- mirez who was arrested Monday night by Policeman Kaufman for holding up and robbing Jesus Salas within a half | block of Washington stree, was given a preliminary examination yesterday by Justice Robertson. The charge against him was highway robbery. The man denied his guilt during the exam . ination but the case seems to be clear | against him. A decision was not made but is is practically certain -hat he will be held to the grand jury unless he should decide to plead guilty to petit larceny, which plea is is under stood would be accepted.
 CENTRAL AVENUE-The Central avenue boulevard committee will soon be ready to make its annual report. The committee has been waiting for MT. Lackland to return, as he had charge of the collections. The annual meeting will be held in the OsSorn school house shortly after the election. The members of the committee think that 1t will be impossible to have a large attendance while Uhe campaign is so warm. One matter that should be considered seriously at tIe meeting is the regulation of heavy traffic on Central avenue. At the present lim,. hundreds of loaded wagons pass along the street every week, cutting 1t up and also making it so dusty that it is impossible for one sprinkler tc keep : the dust down. This is a matter thar many are trying to have taken hold of by the board of supervisors. There ia no doubt but that Central avenue, from Van Buren street to the Indian s,llool is used more than any other thorough fare .n the valley outside of Il e city of Phoenix.
 DEATH OF ALBERT MILLER-AI- bert, the eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller. died at .-he fam fly residence six miles northwest ot Phoenix about & o'clock last evening He was taken sick about two months ago Fl California while the family was spending the summer there and was immediately brought home where he could have the best of nursing and at tention. It was a case of typhoid fever and the disease had taken a firm holt upon him so 1t could pot be broken up and it resulted in a battle depend err almost entirely upon the boy s ability to last till the fever had run it's course. He had wonderful vitality but other complications followed which he