Arizona republican., 1904-10-21

DELAYED MAlL-The mail due here from the east yesterday morning via the Santa Fe did not arrive for some reason not yet learned.
 BIBLE CLASS AND SOcIAL-The Epworth League of the First M. l.. church will hold their weekly bible class this evening at 7:30 D. m. A1ter the class, there will be a business meeting and social. All are cordially invited to spend a pleasant ard pro- fitahle evening.
 AN OFFICIAL VISTA. P. Fulcher of Prescott, travelling auditor of the S. F. P. & P. railroad system was in the city yesterday and leaves for home this morning. He came down the day be- fore and went to the new station of Winkle man on the Phoenix & Eastern where he installed the agent. Return ing here yesterday he spent the after noon visiting the local off1-e and look ing after his social fences.
 REAL CORN-MesSrs. Cope &s Tate yesterday brought to the board Of trade rooms some samples sofyellow Dent corn, from seed brought from Kansas and planted on their ranch south of the city. This is the real Kansas field | corn concerning whiah an item ap- | peared in these columns a few days ago. and which these gentlemen have grown very successfully this year The
 stalks are as big as forest trees n | sOme countries and the ears are us big
 as they have any right 10 be.
 GOT THIRTY DAYS-The man who stole Johnny Taylor's bicycle from the
 Methodist church in this l-ity two or | three nigEts ago and was caugh, by | Officer Burton of Mesa City was
 brought to Phoenix yesterday under
 a sentence of thirty days in the county 1 jail for selling the wheel and obtaining
 money under false pretenses. He has
 rot been tried for stealing the wheel.
 He gives the nsEne of John Barnett CT
 Burnett and says he has liven in Phoe- | nix eight months.
 MIR. WILLIAMS PROMOTION
 Many people in Phoenix will remember ID. C. Williams who resided here a mum Der of years ago and who is a brother
 in-law of Mrs. Kirkland of the New
 York atore. To them the following item from the Globe Democrat in an isSue not very long ago will l-@ of interest 1 ID. C.. Williams, SczitissNaI clerk in
 the office Of Grant Wormer. chief m- spectCr of the department 3f almis- 1 sions a. the worlds fair was yester- | day appointed 10 succeed H. c. Dalton
 whose resignation as chief clerk was
 accepted Tuesday afternoon.
 GERMAN COACH HORSES
 Some time ago mention was made in these columns of fine German coacn
 s-allion brought here by Marion Keen from the famous Crouch stables of Fort Wayne. Indiana. for whsch Mr. Keen is sales agent. He disposed of the horse in question to Mesa City parties and has now received anocher | stallion from headquarters which is al- so for sale. Concerning this particu- | lar breed of horses which is now very popular fin e large part of the country l the La Fayette Indiana Sunday Times has the following interesting mention: The Messers. Crouch had on exhibi- ton at the Illinois state fair some fifty head of their fine horses and won in all twen1y- ribbons in the three classes, viz. German coach, Pen theron and Belgians. In the German coach classes they were especially successful winning almost every possible prize
 A WAR HERO-The announcement some days ago that B Company, \. c. A. had received its pay for strenuous endeavor during the late campaign against the target range in Prescott, was a Ettle premature, though paving began about that time. The job was practically completed at the company meeting last night, and QuarterTnaste George Alkire is beginning to feel bet ter. If ever a man has earned poll tical preferment by his military record it is George Akire, candidate for su- pervisor. That Prescott campaign alone has cost him more heartache and honest bucolic sweze than Kuropatlzin has en- Joyed in Manchuria Beside being a patriot and a mighty competent man for supervisor, Mir. Alkire is a war hero