Arizona republican., 1904-09-28

A BUSINESS TRIP-M. O. Bick- | nell srperintendent of the M. x F. & S' l R. V. Railway Go, left last night for a business trip of three or four days in Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs. George Day of Buck eve. returned to Phoenix yesterday morning from a visit in California Mrs. Day went there about three months ago and spent the greater part Of the 1 time with her parents, MT and Mrs. | Frank P Lee. who formerly resldei here but now live in Sant4 Cruz. MT Day joined her a short time ago and came home with her.
 DISTRICT COURT-Very little business was done yesterday in the dis trict court. In the case of the Phoe- Ink Water CO. versus the city Of Phoe- mix. by consent the motion and de- lnurrer was reset for hearing Octo- Der 4 Tn the divorce case of Edith Gladue versus Joseph Gladue, testi- lmony was taken on behalf of the plain ltfff and on motion of the plaintiffs at ltorney the case was continued fer pro per service.
 DRUNKS-William McLamar CO., lIored man. was fined five dollars yes terday in police court, for drunken co iness and disorderly conduct. He was drinking and carousing all Monday might and about daylight he got out on east Washington street near Third and made so much disturbance the police took him in. He was penlten- yesterday and said in court that #
 was his first Offense and would be his last Another man who was Arrested
 the night before at Five Points was fined ten dollars for drunkenness, and paid it.
 HOME FROM cALIFoRNIA-AIrs.
 F. N. Wharton returned yesterday morning from three months visit
 with relatives and friends in Los An
 geles, San Diego and other Californi1
 towns including a visit of some
 length to San Francisco. Her son, De-
 witt Wharton, who has spent the last
 year on a ranch near San Diego has
 grown to be a fine boy and she has
 now placed him in a well known Los
 Angeles school
 COMING A WEEK FROM SUNDAY
 It has finally been definitely settled that the Tucson Grays will come t7
 Phoenix to play a game of baseball
 with the Phoenix team, Sunday Octo-
 Der 9. It is now up to the Ladies to
 get busy. If they let the Tucson az gregation come over on their own
 ground and trim them up-weu the
 fans will be sorry, 10 say the least And they may do it unless the PhOe-
 nix players get out and practice y That's what they propose to do how
 ever and they made a better showing ? yesterday morning when five of the s players showed up for practice. Fron . this time on there should be no time lost.
 s HOME TO RECUPERATE- -FranE . P. Trott returned home yesterday
 morning from san Francisco and Mrs r Trott and daughter, Miss Nellie. arc lexpected home this morning. Mrs lTrott and daughter went to Illinois
 early in July, Miss Trott being soor = lafter taken very i'll of typhoid fever . and her father was summoned to hel H bedside. When she had recovered suf- feiently for him to leave her he ven E directly to San Francisco to attend the K annual session of the sovereign grand Hodge of the Independent Order of Odl Fellows, of which he was a member as representative from Arizona. While
 there he contracted a very severe cold D and is glad to again get into the lanI of sunshine, as no doubt will be his K wife and daughter Miss Trott being now well recovered from her illness.
 A NEW STOFFICE-Again il
 has been demonstrated that history re- peats itself. Notice was received yes terday at the office of the governor E that a postohic had been establishes
 at Tubac, AriZ., and that James CowaI
 had been appointed postmaster. TJt- bac, so far as can be learned by in- quiry among the old timers was the frs town in Arizona at which a Unite
 States pOstofice was established M