Arizona republican., 1904-12-14

co. NSPECTlON-The members of Company B, N. G. A. have been or dered to meet at the armory Thurs day night for annual inspection.
 REDMEN-Maricopa tribe No. 19. l. o. R. NJ. will meet tonight at Lam sons college to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other busi- ness.
 MIR. PRESCOTT ILL-James O. Prescott of New York, who with Mrs. Prescott is spending the winter in Phoenix has been indisDosed for few days.
 NEW HOUsES-C. H. Valentine is building a six room brick cottage for himself on north Third avenue and five room bri1k for William Evans on north First avenue.
 SLOWLY REcoVERING-C R- Sterling, bookkeeper and ad writer for L. L. Plank, who has been quite i'll for the past week, is reported slow iy improving.
 CENTER STREET SUPPORTERS There will be a meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hotel Adams, of the lcitizens who favor the proposed Center street site for the location of the Car negie library.
 RIDE TO TEMPE-Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Paquin, Mr. Joseph O'Reilly, Miss Marie O'Reilly, MT. MacGinnis and Mrs. George Miller, formed a party that enjoyed a ride to Tempe and a dinner at the Casa Loma hotel. The gentle men went on horseback and the ladies in buggies.
 CHRISTMAS FOOT TBALL-The Phoenix Juniors have arranged another football game with the Osborn school team, to be played on Chmristmas day on the Indian s-hool grounds. There will be no admission fee and all it will cost the visitors will be car fare or a buggy ride as they prefer. Nor is there any law against walking if any desire to go that way.
 PLENTY OF WATER-Yesterda an eighteen hour run was begun in the Maricopa canal. The late rains have left a good deal of water in the river and the prospect is altogether much brighter than it was a few days ago. Plenty of water at this season of the year when there is little evaporation will do more good than at any other time.
 MRS. BRODIE'S IMPROVEMENT A letter was received at the executive offices yesterday from Governor Brodie saying that there had been a great inn provement in the condition of the health of Mrs. Brodie and he thought he would be able to start ack to Phoe- nix by the middle of this month. At the time he went east he did not think that he could return to the territory be- fore the beginning of next year.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSONS COURT Conception Rios was tried yesterday by Justice Robertson on the charge Of disturbing the peace of Simona Peralta. He was discharged. SimOna in order to appear against him had to get leave of absence from the city police, who had arrested her in the morning for drunkenness. Mary Washington, a coIored woman, was arrested for dis turbing the peace. She pleaded not guilty and her case was set for trial today.
 GOLDFIELD AND TONOPAH-A great many people in this section are interested in the Goldfeld and Tonopah districts of Nevada, some by invest ment and oGhers through curiosity and personal knowledge of the country. All will be pleased to learn that the principal stocks of those districts are now listed at the San Francisco stock exchange and those desiring informa- ton concerning them can no doubt se~ cure :- by addressing the secretary of the g 'ock exchange.
 CAPITOL FLOWER GARDENS The Capitol flower gardens are at the present time most attractive, present. ing a great variety of flowers 10th in species and variety. Gardener Smith IS more than pleased with the apprecia- ton shown by the public generally but he deeply regrets that some of the most appreciative admirers of the flowers are lacking in the conventional proprieties. When they see flowers EE" nHH