Arizona republican., 1904-11-16
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THE LIVE STOCK BOARD-The session of the live stock sanitary boar is one of unusual interest to cattemen and many of them are here from all parts of the territory
 COMING SOON-Mr. H. I. Latham has received letter from Mir. Gordon Tweed. who is now in Massachusetts announcing that he expects to leave TOT Phoenix on Nov. 2l.
 ENGINEERS LEAVE-Messrs. Geo. Y. Wisner, W. H. Sanders and 0. H. Ensign. consulting engineers of the re- cIamation service who arrived here from tba Tonto storage basin Sunday morn ing, left on last nights train for Los Angeles
 A FAMOUS SlNGER-Among the more prominent winter residents of the city is Miss Cara Isham of New York, who is we'll known throughout the country as a singer. She was for a time an understudy of Miss Adelaide Nell sen and was later the singing girl Tn The Singing Girl"
 SOCIAL AND UET-The Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sis | ters will cooperate tonight in social and banquet to be given in their hall The early part of the evening will | be devoted to a select programme or musical and literary exercises and the latter part to feasting and merrymak- | ing The function is for members and their invited friends.
 WEATHER BULLETINS RESUM- ED-The weather bureau office has re- sumed the issuance of daily telegraphtc bulletins each day, showing the com parative temperatures in the different | sections of the United States, north, l ct nd fThagR are issued each season during the win l ter months and are of great interest | to many people, especially tourists RETURNED TO PHOENlX-AIiss | Nellie Walton and mother have return . 1 ed to Phoenix to live after four years l residence in Globe. Miss Walton is al | teacher of both vocal and instrumental music and formerly had a large class here but was induced to change her residence to the Gila county capital | where she has been doing very well. However, she likes Phoenix better and says she has come back to stay as it Is the only best place in the whole | southwest. She will resume her music classes here, and being an accomplish ed graduate of a Philadelphia conser- | vatory, with her former asquaintances here she is assured of success.
 JAMESON VS. BLACK WARRIOR The suit of Judge Jamison against the Black Warrior Copper Go. was con cluded in district court yesterday after noon. He was an attorney for the com pany in its suit a year ago against James A. Fleming. There had not been a definite arrangement about the fee There was in the first place a retainer of $100 and after the conclusion of the case the company sent him a draft for l of !, a~lr ledged as payment on his fee. There
 was no other payment made and suit
 was brought for S5, 400. The judgmen; of the court allows him S1, 100 in addi- tion to what he had already received.
 A JEROME MINING DEAL-A re-
 cent dispatch says that Thomas F
 Coles, James HOatson and D. F. Wood
 bridge, reported to be acting for Calu-
 met and Hecla interests, have closed
 arrangements for the purchase of the
 Copper Chief group of claims neal
 Jerome, the consideration stated as be-
 ing somewhere between $3OOO,O 900 anC
 $5,000,000. Readers of The Republican
 will remember that these gentlemen
 were in Phoenix about couple O.
 weeks go both going to and returning
 from Jerome. They submitted to a gen
 eral interview but would not state tn,
 special object of their visit north
 though at the time it was reported theS
 were interested in a deal of some sort
 They are large stockholders in tn,
 operations of the Calumet & Arizone
 and associated enterprises in southeIr
 Arizona, all of which seem to be de
 veloping into great mining successe.
 and if the above report be we'll founded
 it will no doubt mean some large opera
 tions in the Jerome distBict, for the