Arizona republican., 1904-03-20

in Phoenix.
 OSBORN SCHOOL ENTERTAIN MENT-The entertainment given by the pupils of the Osborn school on Friday night was very much of a sue cess. The programme was an excel lent one, just long enough and not too long, It was varied and highly ap- preciated by an audience large enough to net for the school the sum of $25.35.
 A FIRST BORN.-There was born yesterday to Mrs. I. D. Reedy, a boy. This interesting event occuTred at the home of the mother of Mrs. Reedy, Mrs. Bury and there is joy all over that part of town. The baby is of the usual ten-pound class, but those who have seen him think that he belongs, to a superior class all by himself. MT. Reedy, who is at Cananea, has been in formed of his new paternal relation.
 NO WORD FROM PARENTS.-No answer has been received to the tele- gram sent to the parents of Elmer Scott, the boy who was arrested in this city Friday morning. The parents live at Williams and a telegram was sent to them immediately after the boy was taken into custody. The boy was found sleeping in a box car. He is being held in jail but is anxious to be re- leased and return home, having tired of a wandering life.
 WILL INSTALL A HOIST.-Ar- engagements are being made to install q hoist at La Gran Provedara de Cobrc mine, situated in the Altar district near Nogales. The mine is owned by Io. a depth of $40 feet ana new shaft is being opened up. Twenty-eight men are being employed and ore is being come one of the greatest producers in the southwest.
 A CLEVER HYPNOTIST-Professor Fait, the hypnotist, closed al weeks en- gagement at the Doris 'theater last evening. The entertainments offered by Professor Fait. and his company are clean and wholesome. The pro- lessor is an adept at hypnotism and gives a performance that is rollickinS in fun and ever interesting. He has a variety of acts which he presents and gives an entertainment that is al- ways enjoyable.
 VISITING RAILROAD MEN, PhooeniX was swarmed yesterday with a number of prominent railroad men representing different lines. Among those in the city were: Eugene Fox traveling passenger agent for the Rock Island system, from Denver; Ross Cline. travelling passenger agent for the Wabash road, from Los Angeles; Erwir. Tears, travelling passenger agent for the New York Central, and William T. Hull. travelling passenger and freight agent for the Pennsyl- vania road, from Denver.
 BUY A BLOCK OF LAND-A deal of considerable importance was con- cluded yesterday when the deed was passed by which Eugene Brady ONeill transferred to the Phoenix Wood & Coal company the block south of Jackson street, between Fourth and Fifth streets. The property is of exceptional value because of its railroad facilities. the lines of both railroads crossing it. The Phoenix Wood & Coal company proposes to move from it's present To- cation, Second avenue and Jefferson street to the property just purchased and to erect new sheds and coal bins.
 MIR. 6URMIsTER's PRoMoTIoN-
 
 elected cashier of the Phoenix National bank, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of W. F. Dodge. MT Bur- mister had been connected with the bank since early in the year, but he has had a long banking experience. He is an Arizona boy and was born in Pres colt. He was for three years with the Prescott National bank and for seven wears with the National Rank Inf Arizona. He will shortly bring his family to Phoenix. He has taken the Baldwin house in Portland place.
 THE WAY TO THE FAIR.-Ross c. Cline. Pacific coast passenger agent of the Wabash system, arrived in the city yesterday. The particular object of the visit of MT. Cline at this time is to point out the advantage of going to the worlds fair via the Wabash. The es- pecial advantage that system offers is that it cam take its passengers nearer the fair grounds than any other line. The Wabash has erected at the very gateway or within 200 feet of the main entrance a depot at a cost of $50, OO0. MT. Cline is also distributing literature of the exposition.
 WILL HOLD TWO MEETINGS The Tonto road bond campaign com mittee met again yesterday in the board of trade rooms and as a result of the deliberations or the committee it is probable that two mass meetings will be held. The first meeting will be few days before March 31, the date of the closing of the registration for the bond election, and the second meet