Arizona republican., 1904-04-05

A GIRL..-Born to MT. and Mrs. Burt Balsz. on Easter Sunday, a ten-pound girl
 FINED FIVE-Alex Watkins was fined five dollars yesterday by Justice Rohertson for drunkenness and disor- derly conduct and paid the money.
 BOARD OF TRADE-The regular monthly meeting of the directors of the PhoenIx & Maricopa county board or trade will be held in the board rooms tonight.
 MOTHERS MEETING.-The Wom- ans Christian Temperance Union Will hold a mothers meeting at the home of Mrs. John Wix Thomas. 1926 W. Washington street, Wednesday after noon, from half past two to five o'clocl-- All are invited.
 GONE HOME AGAlN-Mr. and sfrs- George H. Christian left on this porr- ing,s train for their home in Mi.i- neapolis after spending the win;er here. They may be expected to re- turn again in due season as MT. Chr.s- tian has identified himself with the country through property invest ments-
 iS MAD ABOUT IT-H. R. Patrick, is wrought up over the recent pupil cation in this paper, of the fact that The Republican has in its possession kodak picture of MT. Patrick engaged in making ancient hieroglyphics on the rocks south of Phoenix. He says it is an attempt at blackmail and proves 1t by the assertion that there were no kodaks in use 1000 years ago.
 THE SCHOOL ExHlBiT.-The ex- hibit of the schools of Arizona at the worlds fair has been sent to St. Louis. That is the exhibit of the pubiic schools. The contribution Of the two normal schools and the university will be forwarded next week. Most of the schools of the territory entered most enthusiastically into the preparation of the exhibit which is an excellent one and will no doubt attract fair visitors favorably to this territory.
 VISITING HOME.-C. H. Gray. one 1 of Phoenixs oldest settlers, but who has spent most of his time for some | years mining on the California side of the Colorado river, has returned home | for a short visit He says the report sometime ago that he had sold his mine was without foundation. He still has 1t and proposes to keep it till he gets the price and terms he wants. He says it is the biggest mine in California or will be some day, and that is n statement that means something.
 INSPECTION CONCLUDED-Gen. F. D. Baldwin, commanding the de- | partment of the Colorado, having con- cluded a tour of the army posts in the southern part of the territory left yes terday morning for Prescott. He has been accompanied on the tour by his | aide, Lieutenant H. A. Drum. The | general, with Mrs. Baldwin, before | leaving for the southern posts had | spent some time at Castle Creek Hot Springs. Leaving the springs they came to Phoenix and Mrs. Baldwin went to Prescott, where she will be joined by her husband. They will spend two or three days at Prescott and then return to Denver. ,
 REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION. Republicans who attended the council meeting last night expressed dissatis- | faction with a combination which seemed to have been formed, from which the party can gain nothing anll stands Q chance to lose the recorder ship. The two democratic members. the minority have so engineered things that they have probably procured q postponement of the election of suc- ] cessor to Recorder Jobs until after the next election. They hope to make gain of councilman then and in that case they will choose a democratic re- corder for the unexpired term. Re- publicans say that while there is little probability that there will be any more democratic councilmen than there are now, there is no sense in the repunlt- can majority taking unnecessary l chances. The republican members will be urged to get together and elect a republican recorder
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