Arizona republican., 1904-11-20

REAL ESTATE BoARD-There will be a meeting of the Phoenix real estate board at o'clock Monday afternoon. In the office of H. I. Latham & Go. A number of important questions are to be discussed and among them that of site for the Carnegie library.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The Cities of Refuge. was the subject at the Chris tian meeting last night. A large au- dience greeted the pastor, and the music was very fine. Services in the morning and evening as usual. c. F. at 6 30 D. m. All are cordially invited.
 TO ADVEHTlSE PHOENIX-E. T. Hartman, representing National AIaga- zine of Boston, met the directors of the board of trade in special meeting yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and entered into an agreement with them to publish an illustrated article of five pages on Phoenix, in consideration for which the board is to use it's influence in securing a reasonable number of paid subscriptions to the magazine. There is no charge for the write up.
 THE PHOENIX BAND BALL-The ball to be given by the Phoenix band next Thursday Thanksgiving night should be literally patronized. The proceeds are to go to the purchasing of new uniforms for the band which are badly needed. The band plays for the populace fifty two times a year and it is seldom that the general pub lie Is called upon for a penny The business men of the city have always contributed liberally but the boys do not feel like calling upon them in this matter. The band will play this af- ternOOn at the city hall plaza at 3:30.
 GOI n NNATHL MICCtNH w. Bolton is mourning the loss of a gold watch that disappeared very mys- teriOusly. She was engaged in house. work at a Phoenix lodging house and Mexican was employed at the same place, name and abode unknown. About tfe time the Mexican was discharged tiIe watch was discovered to be also missing and the man has not yet been found. The watch was engraved with the initials H. L. B. and anyone de- sIring to dispose of such property should be carefully interrogated.
 NO CLAIM TO GENIUS-The other day little boy of four or five was dragging a little rackety wagon in front of the Owl drug store. Suddenly the wagon collapsed. The boy looked it over and having discovered the i'm mediate cause of the disaster got a
 
 patience made the necessary repairs. A motherly looking lady, a. stranger in the city, stood by watching the re- modelling of the wagon. When the job was finished and he started off with it she said to him: Well, your genius" i No he replied, I'm only a little boy" 1
 ITALIAN ENOUGH HERE-Some newspaper the other day printed a story | that Frederick Webb, the author and | hnisher of BismUthville. the outftting l point for the great Bismuth mines in ! the eastern Fart of the county had gone ] east and would shortly leave the coun- i try for a visit to Italy. MT. Webb is | still in town and says that he hnss no | intention of leaving the country The ! skies of the Salt River valley are Italian enough for him. He did go to | Ash Fork to meet his sister who was returning from tour of Califor1lta. ard ne accompanied her to the Grand Can 5on.
 A SCRUB GAME-Yesterday after noon the Indian school "scrubs'' defeat I'd the football team from the Center street school on the Indian gridiron y score of A to O. The two teams were nearly equal in weight but the scrubs, by superior team work and wiftnesis carried the ball at will. Their concentrated Dlunges were more than he other line could stand and in the econd half the visitors line went To 'ieces under fierce attacks allowing the indians to make repeated touchdOwns. 2. Soza. for the Indians, did some fine 'untinS and his line bucking was so erce that whenever he carried the ball took several of the opposing players bring him to the ground. Tn defense Tt l. Smith repeatedly broke through the