Arizona republican., 1904-06-30

HOME ON A VISlT-M. J. Galpin left this morning for a more or less extended stay. visiting friends and re- latives in Iron Springs.
 DRILLING IN PROGRESS-J S. Drew who has been employed by the Phoenix Oil company to drill for oil on the Bennett property near Five Points. has his outfit at work and is now down to the beginning of the boulder strat- um. There has been some irritating delay in getting the machinery in or der as it had rot been used before for some time.
 PARK THEATER-The last per forinance of Hazel Kirke was witness cd at the Eas.lake park theater last night 6y a plea sed audience. Miss Srooner rn the title role was all that could be desired and she was ably sup ported by the rest of the cast, notably by MT. Wallock. Tonight the bill changes again and the play presented will be Dr. Jekyll and Mir. Hyde
 A WATER RiOT-A dispatch under date of June 26 from Guayaquil. Ecu ador. describes a riot on account of the raising of tariff rates on water. About 1000 citizens paraded the streets and In an effort of the police to disperse them many were wounded. The dis patch closes by saying Minister Samp- son and wife of the United States were there and intended leaving for home on the next steamer.
 DEATH OF JAMES ROSE-Word was received from Prescott yesterday that James Rose died there the night before. He was we'll known in Phoenix and was very popular with all his ac- quaintances. He tended bar at the Central for a long time. in fact till a few weeks ago when he went to Pres colt thinking the higher altitude and cooler weather would prove beneficial to his health. He had been s.ck Of lung trouble for a long time. He was rather a young man and leaves a wife to mourn his untimely end.
 AN EQUINE ACROBAT-A horse attached to the delivery wagon of a Phoenix butcher, yesterday did an ac- robatic stunt at the intersection of Washington and First streets that would have won him hearty applause had he been before the proper audi ence. He planted his fore feet solidly and lifted the whole rear half of him out of the shafts. He was intending to turn a somersault but the breeching held him down and he went over side wise. The driver says he feels certain that with two more trials the brute could successfully loop the loop.
 LET A CONTRACT-N. Golf return ed from Globe yesterday, bringing with him some more fine samples of ore from the mining claims in which he, the Galpins and Judge Woy recent I,,.r ton was made a few days ago of the remarkably rich silver ore they were taking out and it was then stated that they proposed to ship a ton of it for reduction. They have since decided to make it carload. as it don't cost a great deal more to ship a carload than q ton. With that object in view Mir. Golf let a contract for sinking a shaft hundred feet deep. The ore looks as good as it ever did and the prospective millionaires are still happy.
 DR. DODSWORTi1'S DEPARTURE. pr. R. M. DodswuTth, who recently resigned the office of territorial health officer. left on this mornings s. F., P.
 & P. train for Long Beach, where he expects to spend the summer. He ex- poets in the fall to locate permanently either in Los Angeles or some other southern California town and there fore is leaving Phoenix for good, unless he chooses to return sometime to visit his numerous friends. He says he is 10th to leave Phoenix for he has pros pered in his profession, likes the city, and has an army of friend who have treated him royalty. He is leaving only because California is his native state and he feels confident the in- ducements of his old home are even more promising for him than are the growing opportunities here. In con versation yesterday he said that he did not wish to publish a card of thanks for he is not dead yet and never will