Arizona republican., 1904-06-17

stringers and punches of native silver. He also brought an unusually fine piece of polished malachite. Another hand . some specimen is. a piece of hard rock glittering with peacock colors. the whole piece heinz speckled with yellow gold These and other choice speci- mems he brought in little hand sat chel but also started with a big grip full of specimens that some seoundrel stole while he left it alone for Q few minutes at Q depot.
 FRIDAY HALF HoLIDAY-BegiH- hing today the Phoenix merchants handling dry goods, clothing, boots, panying lines, will close their stores at noon, every Friday during the summer This will give the clerks a mid-week half holiday and a chance for a bit of fresh ar, even if it is superheated. SUMMER STYLES-Henry BaswltZ, field marshall for Levi Strauss & Co. of San Francisco. is making these parts again and establishing summer styles for copper riveted. double sewed pan taloons. He says they are to be worn longer this year thau usual, owing to the scarcity of wash water, but if it keeps getting hotter it is doubtful if they will be worn at all. except in the most public places.
 LISTS GROWING-The list of sub scribers to the project of the Phoenix Independent Telephone company is lenSthening every day and the canvas sers feel greatly encouraged. Many ranchers as well as leading business houses have subscribed for phones. The agreement not to charge for the use of telephones till 800 have been sub scribed for, seems to be alluring as al- so is the other proposal of the com pany, to charge no rental to subscribers while they are away on their summer vacations.
 NELL GWYNNE-NeH Gwynne is in town and expects to stay till Saturday night. She was first seen at Eastlake park theater last night and on in quiry announced publicly that she pre- posed to be there tonight and tomorrow night also. Her appearance had been previously announced by the Spoonpr Dramatic Co. and there was large number of Phoenix Deo3le out to sec her. She is not only popular with the young people but with the more sober-sided folks as well and it may be confidently announced that she will grow in popularity as 4ong as she stays here.
 LECTUREO TO SoLDIERS-Dr. Charles II. Jones, surgeon major of the territorial militia, delivered a lecture last night ir the armory to the mem- bers of B Company. His subject was First Aid to the Wounded" His re- marks were very instructive and val uable to the militiamen even though they are never called upon to use the information acquired on the field of battle. People are often severely hurt in other places. A movement is on fcot for the organization of a regimental re- lief corps. At the conclusion of the lecture, the company participated in smoker in honor of it's guest.
 BASEBALL L: SUApAN-As an induce ment assuring a biz crowd at Eastlakc Payk next sunday afternoon, to Nit- ness the baseball game between PhOe- nix and Prescott. the mana cement an Hounces that no admission fee Niu bc charged for ladies' and seats lm the grand stand Will bs free for all. There Will be the single nat charge at the gate and once inside everything in sight goes. Jock Blinkcorn. who has re- putation all over the world from Ky rene to Alhambra, as a competent and fair minded baseball expert. will un- pire the game and he will see that jus tice is done if he has to call out the militia. It is not to. be a josh game in any sense but it is to be a lulu in every sense.