Arizona republican., 1904-06-18

GONE TO UcsoN-Superinten ent M. O. Bicknell left last night for Tucson on business trip.
 4 PROVISION FOR COMFORT There are two large ventilators in the new Baptist Sunday school and Rev. George H. Brewer will preach a short sermon on Sunday evening.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Third avenue and Monroe street. Lewis Halsey, D. p., pastor. Public worship at II a. m. and p. m.; Bible school at 9:45 a. m.: B. Y. P. U. D. n. The pastor vii; preach in the morning. Rev. George H. Brewer will preach in the evening. the Special Sunday school service being postponed ore week. All cordially wei comed.
 DEATH OF B. K. JAMISON-New has been received in the city of the death of B. K. Jamison of Philadelphia who spent a part of the winter here year ago. He was a member of the Philadelphia stock exchange and dur ing his residence here kept a brokerage office in the Hotel Adams. His father years ago was one of the foremost res idents of Philadelphia and was prom inent in the politics of Pcnnyslvania.
 KILLED BY TRAlN-A white man aged about thirty-fivc years, was killed by an eastbound freight train Monday morning about 100 yards from the west end of the railroad bridge on the Cal ifornia side, says the Yuma Sent mel. The body was unidentified. He was supposed to be a miner. He had light hair, and wore a. pair of checked trous CTS under overalls. and a hat with nu- merous blotches of paint on it. Ths body was cut in two, but not otherwise mangled. though shreds of his cloth ing were strung along the track for some distance.
 | NO EXTRA CHARGE-There will be no extra charge for the use of opera glasses at the baseball game at East lake park tomorrow afternoon. but they will not be furnished by the man. agement. The management agrees to furnish eighteen all star players and a free grandstand, which is surely liberal. Those who have TO opera glasses are advised to wear smoked glasses, fir there is to be more brilliancy in evi- dence than is often seen at a Phoe- nix ball game. Farmer Walden's straw hat with the red trimmings will alore be worth the price of admission.
 FOR COOKING CARP-Since catfish have become so plentiful in Salt river, the catching of carp does not seem to be as popular as it once was, and in order that this grand sport may not become entirely obsolete, Billy M It n, who has an almost national reputation in the cooking of fish, submits the fol- lowing recipe for preparing and cook ing carp: Thoroughly clean the carp and allow it to hang in the sun fo. two days, then take it down and nail it on a clean board, after which allow il to hang up for two days longer; then put it in the oven and bake slowly foI six hours; remove from the oven, draw out the maids, throw the fish away, and eat the board and the nails. These ar5 said to be the best part of the fish.
 LEFT ON A SPECIAl-Mrs. L. c. Toney, Gladys Toney and Charles Ton ey, and Dr. Toney's aged mother took q special for Maricopa at noon Thurz- day. The Misses Allison and Wallace joined them at Tempe and al go tc the worlds fair at St. Louis. The !. purpose in leaving on a special was to catch one of the Rock Island trains on which they had reserved the drawing room. They expect to be gone about three months. pr. Toney lhas a brother and many relatives in St. Louis from which city his mother came two CT three years ago, and where she will b. ct home. Mrs. Toney will visit heI relatives in Illinois also. D~. Toney will join his family in St. Louis later in the summer.
 THE OTERO ESTATE.-Applicatio was made in probate court yesterday by Arthur M. Otero; one of the hers of the estate for the appointment of a commission fer final distribution oi the estate, the heirs having been una ble to agree among themselves as tc an equitable plan of distribution. The nctat ta Nuas rvnrth hnnf S40 000- Ac-