Arizona republican., 1904-08-02

THE w. c. T. U.--The w. c. T. U.
 will hold it's regular meeting Wednas- day afternoon at half past two at the rooms of the union. corner Center and
 Munroe streets.
 AN APPROVED sURVEY-The surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 1S44. Red Eye lode, situ-
 ated in the Warren mining district, Co., chise county. Arizona, claimed by J. Fl. Irwin and Henry Ash of Bisbee. Ari-
 zona.
 FIFTEEN DAYS-J. A. Johnson. the sleeping drunk who was arrested Sun day by the police on suspicion O. being even worse than a drunk, was fined if teen dollars or as many days by Re COrder Thomas yesterday. He took the days.
 EVERY7 HING FREE-R. D. Jones
 proprietor of the Vermont house and
 also the manager of the Owl saloon
 yesterday became the happy father of a girl baby. In consequence it was
 hard for one to push money over the
 bar of the Owl.
 A SAD SUMMONS-J. NJ. Miller and sister Miss Anna, are called home
 to Dayton, O., today by a telegram an nOuEcing the sudden death of their
 father. They will leave, on the be- lated Santa Fe train at G:3O D. m. Dur
 ing their brief residence here they have made many friends and will be greatly missed in church and social circles
 A GLIMPSE OF H ME-The mis-
 fortunes of the Santa Fe gave a mail clerk and a Wells Fargo messenger a ,TrJ Quinn was with the mail car force and w. C. Deister was a WeIis-Fargo mes senser on the santa Fe train that stop ped here for an hour last night. Both formerly lived here but are now at home in Los Angeles.
 ON EARTH AGAIN-Henry Myers of the New York store is back on earth again after a couple of weeks spent in Sln Francisco. He says he is sore on that town for he had to wear out his overcast in the summer time in stead of holding it for winter service Otherwise he thinks it is great city | and one that nobody in California need be ashamed of. He returned on the | Ash Fork route via MaricOpl.
 PRELIMINARY TRlAL-Assistant District Attorney BulIard left this morning for Wickenburg to attend the preliminary trial of two young Mex jeans charged with the murder of Bias Contreras whose body was found near WickenbUrg last week. It was | at first supposed that Contreras had wandered away and died from wounds Inflicted upon him by a woman whose house he had been seen leaving with ] wound on his face. Nothing could be proved against the woman but on Sun ! day the two young men were arrested.
 A PHOENIX SCHOOL-Captain F.
 M. LamsOn, Principal of the Lamsor l Business College mailed his annual re- | port yesterday to the Bureau of Edu- cation at Washington, D. C. The re- | port shows that for the year ending June 90, 1904, 121 students were enrolled. l G. being young mSu, and 59 young WO- men. q pursued the business cOulsa, | 56 the shorthand course and 2S the l English course. Two Giplcmas w.re | issued during the year. The report shows an increase in attendance of | eight students OCT 1903, or 35 more than
 in 1862.
 TO CHANGE cHARTERs-Camp Lawton, No. 113, Spanish American War Veterans, will hold meeting to-
 night in the office of the Lamson Busi- ness College. The matter for cons:d-
 eration will be the surrendering of the
 old charter and obtaining a new one from the united society known as the United Spanish War Veterans. A large number of members of the camp are away from the city. Every mem Der who is in the city should make d special effort to te present at the meeting, in order 70 be sure of a quorum.
 WERE HERE FOR DINNER-Mr. and Mrs. Ford Harvey, the former the