Arizona republican., 1904-07-28
DARK TAgATga-rae TWO

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 WiLL TREAT ToNisHT-rhe of- aH .fFf r.aag h. e. A- H.l "ss- 'err na f.. Elf EH fsr nigh priEate1 .na Hu aHH.hr- af lHlt military or-
 rll TnaE .H rui aauall e ln .Hs.r- ra- uu uf tae treat but |.. .H H- uora rail. Cor every ] r.ll.rr ta h- uTesrrt ta participate.
 RETURNED FROM ThE NORTH Hu H I. CratI aud sl-er Zelda .-rarLrl home yesterday morning .ran Frr-.lrf and Providence where .arE have trra sT-ulIug severa.
 .rrks alIh Irs. rrabls father Mr IT. L- ElIr Mr. Crabb has also just re- turned from lle White mountains iu haE.l la llll-g-
 BASEBALL lN TuCSON-PhoeniS Don r'agrrf rlI te somewhat interest eI ln learning the result of the two
 games il El Plso last Sunday which a-rr uot participated ir log the Grays af IlUaar. Cor come reason best known ra tlruE- .Ees blr Hh0 sent the Mo- -rua team as "a substitute One game H-slltei iu victory for the visitors . tfe sH0re being. Moreno. e. Colts 1. IT rhe other game the tables were turned land fhr -Erra was. Colts I4 ATorencl Q
 RESIDENCE PROPERTY soLD- l Though J. Ernest Walker is visiting h . t-e east. hls office force continues |, ia business. Yesterday sale was con
 slmmatei between Charles F. Van de Ne=r and Joseph r. Stark. the latte acquiring the ownership Of AIr Var ] der Neer's four room brick residenc property at s24 State street. more par Urularly described as lot G4 of thu ! .ghland addition. The consideration ] was s-50. It is choice location an,
 a good house and MT. Stark expects t Cccuuv it with his family.
 FROM PILLAR TO POST-Tha court of justice presided over by Judg Burnett IS in danger of eviction with
 out due process of law. Notice wa
 served upon the court yesterday tha
 it would have 10 get out. There wa no trouble between the landlord an, . the court: their relations had alway 2 been Of the friendliest character. bu a lease had been effected bv which fo a period Of five years the quarter which had been dedicated to the dis Fl pensation Of justice without substitu ton would be occupied by the Guaran II ty Savings and Trust company w. K. RULE DEAD-Wnliam H Rule of Tucson. Arizona. died at tn
 Sisters hospital in that city on Satur day last. MT. Rule was 69 years O
 age and was a native of Scotland When a small boy he removed with hi parents to Dewitt, Iowa. where he re mained until about 25 years ago, whe
 he came to the Pacific coast. and set
 tied in Tucson, where he has lived eye k since, and was recognized as a goo
 and progressive citizen. He married i
 Tucson Miss Angeline F. Yorba. an
 leaves a widow and two children. girl F and a boy & years of age. Mi Y Rule was a successful business ma
 and had accumulated sufficient prou
 erty to care for those whom he lei behind.
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