Arizona republican., 1904-03-03

WORLDS FAIR BCARD.-The worlds fair commission held another meeting yesterday for the transaction of routine work.
 LIVE STOCK TRAlN.-Messrs. Hoskins and Packard will today ship train load of cattle to Los Angeles, most of them going to the Cudahy Packing Co.
 MIR. DURYEE iERE.-Mr. F. Dur yee. the cement expert of the reclamd ton service, arrived here yesterday morning from Globe for a few days stay.
 ELKS' MEET.-PhoeniX lodge No. 335 B. P. O. EIks, will meet in it's hall tonight Initiation and other special work is expected in which all mem bers should be interested.
 BIGGEST SEED SHlPMENT.-A- ]. Hansen who has engaged in the growing of canteioupes on a large scate near Kyrene, has received $1,O00 worth of seed direct from Rocky Ford, Colo. That is the biggest shipment of any kInd Of seed that was ever brought into this valley.
 BUILDING EXPANSION.-Archi- tect Creighton is preparing plans for an addition to Ae Baxter block at the corner of Washington and Second streets. It is to be two stories high and will eXtentd clear back to the alley, considerably increasing the size of the structure.
 A HOME BURNED.-The residence of w. T. Clark, living eight miles be- low Phoenix on the Grand canal was burned yesterday afternoon about 1 o'clock. The house was a frame build ing and the fire was burning furiOusly when it was discovered. On account of | the rapid progress of the flames the origin of the fire was not learned. There was no insurance.
 ANOTHER LOST MAN.-James Chisholm, NJ. D., of Everett, Washing ton, writes to the city marshal asking his aid in ar effort to locate his | brother, Daniel Gordon Chisholm, who ! has not been heard from by his rela- | tIves for six years. The writer of the 1 letter says he has been informed by friends that his brother is somewhere
 in this vicinity engaged in prospecting.
 BUCKEYE IMPROVEMENTS.-The work of cleaning the Buckeye canal will begin next week and the contract
 has also been let for the construction | of a new headgate. The new head gate will be in the same place and IS designed merely to supplant the ola one which never was a frst-class con struction. R. H. Collins the mill | wright, will frame all the timbers here
 and put them together at the canal head.
 HART OUT ON BoND.-Marshai ! Kinney yesterday received a letter from Policeman L. W. Henafelt of Buffalo. who it will be remembered came here recently and secured the
 eXtradition of a man named A. H Hart
 who was accused of embedding funds from a company he represented by
 taking contract to do certain work
 in which he was himself the pay
 master. MT. Henafelt says Hart is now
 out on a bail bond Of $2e0O
 A COUNTRY RESlDENCE-Archi tect J. NJ. Creighton yesterday let the ! contract for country residence to be ] built by Henry Ware on his property ] three miles west of town on the Yuma road. It will be nice brick residence 1 with stone foundation, one story and containing seven rooms. There were eight bids submitted. the average of
 the eight estimates being s2S5S and the | lowest being the bid of John Kelly foy S2595. Construction will begin at once. AN OLD WARRANT BUT NO WIT.
 NESS ES.-Last July a warrant was
 sworn out for the arrest/of A. Madri-
 gan charged with disturbing the peace
 of his wife who had left him and gone | to the home Of her mother Before Madrigan could be arrested he left town and was not heard of until night | before last he returned to the city. He
 was picked up before he had been in l town an hour. He was taken before | InSTica Burnett