Arizona republican., 1904-06-22


 Dunbar residence. 1t is all good pro- perty and MT. Wehrman paid $500 each I for the lots eleven years age. MT. ltWall1er does not say what he paid for ttem but he feels that he got g bar gain.
 SIGNED FOR SERVIcE-Jerome Clark, member of the council of the Water Users association will leave for the storage basin today having enlist ed in the Aclamation service as mem Der of the commissary department.
 BOARD OF E0UCATION-A meot- ing of the territorial board of educa ton was called yesterday afternoon for the purpose of granting a diplomn to Mrs. Lucy Edna Townsley, on diplo- ma from the state university of South Dakota Mrs. Townsley is teaching m Piral county ard next year will be connected with the schools of Florence.
 DEATH OF HARMON WILSON l Harman Wilson died this morning at ! one o'clock of Bright's disease with which he had long been afflicted. The | funeral will tlke plape at ni~Ie o'clock tomorrow morning Trcm the family residence, 13S West Jefferson street. He was thirty eight years of age and had resided in Phoenix since 1879.
 SEVERED NECTICNS-Mar- ion R. Rays and a MT. Elmann arrived here yesterday from the storage basin where they have been employed for some time by the> reclamation service. | both having resigned their position for something that suits them better MT. Rays will be employed during the sum mer in the business here of his father i EnUry Rays and next fall will again take up his college course. He has been employed at the basin as a field man. Mir. Ehnann has been in the of fee at the basin headquarters.
 | A DEAD ONE-E. L. Andrews and Mrs. Irving Andrews were sprinting along joyously in an automobile last | evening near the ccrner of Eleventh ! avenue and Adams street, when the machine gradually came to a stand | still. Why are you stopping" inqdir- l ed Mrs. Andrews. Because l don't want to go over the dashboard" re- I sponded MT. Andrews. but l don ! know why the automobile is stopping" | They sent a wireless moonlight mes | sage 10 town for relief but it came not 1 and as they climbed on a passing car | they heard all the ponies in the west | end uniting in a horse laugh chorrs. l A TOTTERING REPUTATION-R. Fl ] Drane who is reported 10 be a recep- ] tive democratic candidate for arything | from constable to delegate to congress, | provided a good salary goes with it, re- 1 Ceived a terrible "knock"' the other | day, by a man who has hitherto ad- | dressed him as a friend. He said, i "Drane, l know you can write legibly ! for I have seen you registering people ! l. | some for l have caught you at it. i man told me the other day that he saw i you trying to figger' and I'll bet two | steins that youll b. Q republican in side e a week"
 GOT DEEPER INTO TROUBLE Last Monday Jose Maria Montoya call cd attention to himself by getting ar rested for drunkenness and disturbance i Of the peace. lie was sentenced u seven days in the county jail and that made it .asy for the United States aU thorities to loacte him for he had been wanted some time for violation cf the Edmunds act. His partner in the offense was Angelita Escalante. Mon toya was given a preliminary examina- ! ton before Commissioner J-hHstone and was held to the United States grand jury.
 | THE I3OON-Tne popularity of | the Spooner Dramatic Co. was further attested by the large audience that greeted :t Monday and 1 tuesday nights at the Eastlake palk th,.ater when that | old favorite, the Octoroon was played ' in most artisth. manner Beside the | interest that attends that bill when pre- 1 sented properly the speciality features ] 2. IL. After the show last night those who cared to remained to enjoy the usual 1 semi weekly Ince. Tonight the OctU- room will be presented again and it IS announced that a large delegation of students from the Indian school will be | present to learn just how a real Indian ought to deport himself under stren- uous circumstances.
 h GOING TO ST. LOUlS-Prof. A. J. Matthews. principal of the Tempe nor maj school will leave Thursday morn l ing fer St. Louis to att end the annual session Of the National Educational as- sociation which consenes there next Monday morning. Prof Matthews is l the manager for AIizona the board of i managers from each state and terri ory | being equivalent to an executive com
 
 ventions. represent the most advanced thought in the profession of school teaching and are both pleasurable and helpful to all who can attend them and 1 if there is anything rev under the sun that pertains to the improvement of normal schools, it is presumed that MT. Matthews will transplant those ideas to Arizona soil when he returns. In Gidentally he will see the fair.
 A F=AMlLYs TRAVELS-Mrs. NJ. T. Russell ana daughter, Miss Gertrude, will leave on this evenings M. & P. train for Missouri. They expect to be gone until September, when they will return here together with other van Gering members of tEe family. They will spend a portion of the summer at the fair where Ross Russell. a son fl Mrs. Russell. is employed as gu 1i q. The rest of the summer will be spt mt in the vicinity of Joplin, whe~e MT. Russell is now engaged in business