Arizona republican., 1904-10-15

LIVE STOCK 8oARD-There was l { meeting yesterday of the Live StocS ! Sanitary commission. Ali che business transacted was of routine character bus a great deal Of that arises between the meetings of the board.
 QUAIL SEASON OPEN-The open season for quail begins today and lasts until the first of March. A number of shooting parties will take to the brush this morning and quail will be the popular thing on the tables of game lovers for a time. Though it Is the open season there is still a restriction
 on the slaughter of these birds no shooter being permitted to kill more than twenty-five. IL is against the law 70 sell the birds to restaurant keep CTS or o,aeI,s and the law assumes that Inc hunter should be able to eat over lftventy y-tive quail day. II he wants to curtsil his appetite a little he may | give away what birds he kills, up to 1.-the number of twenty-five, but he mus , not sell them.
 COMING TO STAY-Mr. and Mrs. l Henry J. Eyiy and children of Adams ! county, Indiana, are expected to srr-Ee | here in a week or ten days for the pur- ! pose of making Phoenix -heir permau- ent home. MT. Egly is the father of A. i l., Egly who has been here for the last 1 year. The elder gentleman was here
 8 year ago last April and was then very much pleased with the country.
 SERIOUSLY ILL-AIrs. J. Ernest J Walker was taken quite suddenly and | very seriously i'll, Q couple Of days ago, | though she was somewhat improved yesterday. She has not been in good health for a long time but was con- IsiderabIy improved during her visit in | New York the past summer. The jour ney home, however. resulted in a gen e.aI collapse of Q serious nature.
 DEATH OF GUY NNETT-Word Twas received here Ias- night that Guy iBennett died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday iafternoon at Oceanside, Cal, where hS had been spending the summer witA lother members Of his family. He suf- fered a very severe sick spell some lyears ago and though never fully re- towering he has been cble to be out lmo5t Of the time since then. About l lmouth ago he was taken suddenly
 worse and his daughter, Mrs. .. J. Ben lnitt Of this city, was summoned to his
 bedside. MT. Bennett is a DlOneer in
 the territory, having lived for a great many years in YaVapai county and downing q large stock ranch there. For a number of years past Phoenix has been lis homo and the Bennett addition
 to the city is named after him as he owned the property when it was plat
 ted into city los. No details have been received concerning his death or yhP
 arrangements for the funeral
 FOOTBALL TODAN-The high
 school football tenm is working up the
 details Of a plot to skin the Indias
 school eleven in today's game at Eas--
 lake park. l. is to be an honorable
 plot of course and will consist entirely
 of using more science, skill and head work than the reds. This bulletin is Thoroughly reliable and may be de pended upon for it comes directly from
 the high school players who invite everybody in the whole world, who has ! 4the price of admission to come OUe and } Sc football as t ought to be played The line up of the high school team i follows; ". White, e; Simpson, lg. s Melczer, rg; V. Mccarthy, It; A. White q Tt; Creech. le; Baum. re; Mayors, qb; Hwy Marshall, rh; Howard, ln; L. Me Car thy, fO; substitutes, Wolf Chief LatOmette. Ferry and smith The llineup of the Indian school team is a. follows: Vaughn, .ic; Largo and Ro- nero, guards; Acquinas and Pedro s tackles; Salazar and Juan, ends; Doo- little and David, haIfbacks; Rschief lQuartertack; Weicick, fullback.
 NEW ATIONS-ArticIes O. the following corporations were filed ir the office of the county recorder yes lterday: Lookout Gold Mining com 5 pany, capital stock, S1OOO0O0, incor- I porators c. F. dcCIeHand. NJ. L. Ep- lpinScr and others; National OstricI l company, capital stock. S25O,00O, in- 2 corporators 4. w. Nash. w. g. Pick. 4 Irel and others; Eastern Star Land auf