Arizona republican., 1904-03-01

w. C. T. U. MEETING.-The regu- lar meeting of w. c. T. U. will be held
 Wednesday at 2:2O p. m. Miss Emma
 Shannon. superintendent of work among the Indians will tell of her
 work.
 CHURCHILL ADDITION PROP
 ERTT-Allen & Wilson have sold for J. Ernest Walker a nice cottage and four lots in the Churchill addition to T. IT. Johnson. MT. Johnson has great faith in the future of Phoenix and be- lieves he has a good investment.
 NOT SATISFIED TO QUIT-R. H. Greene is never satisfied to quit. Every time he sells lot in the Irvine addi-
 tion it makes him feel like selling two
 more. This time he reports the sale of three lots which means that in a few
 days more he will have sold six more.
 Two of them were lots Is and 20 il
 block 10 and were bought by s. F.
 Bayles for $75 each. The other was lot
 8 in block and was bought by F.
 Nunes for $50.
 ACCOMMODATING RAILROADS.
 Chairman w. F. Nichols of the repub-
 lican territorial committee yesterday
 received word from the Southern Pa
 cifc, the Martcopa and Phoenix, the
 santa Fe, Prescott ana Phoenix ana
 the Santa Fe Pacific saying that they
 would allow a rate of one fare for the round trip from all points on their
 lines in this territory to the republican territorial convention to be held Ut
 Tucson on March &. Chairman Nichols
 on behalf of himself and the commit
 tee desires to express his appreciation
 of this favor by the railroads.
 A TEACHER OF LANGUAGES Miss Virginia Merriam, a Stanford University girl living at No. GA Indiana street in this city has taken position as teacher at Rancho Bouito. the private school of MT. H. D. Evans near
 Mesa. Miss Merriam makes the trips daily on horseback, and so perhaps is more of a horseback rider than any other woman in the territory riding about forty miles daily five days of the week. She has several pupils here whom she is coaching in German and Latin. Therefore she is teaching two schools twenty mics apart.
 WORLDS FAIR BOARD MEETING | A meeting of the board of managers for Arizona of the Louisiana Purchase @ exposition will be held today. This will perhaps be the last meeting of the board until after the exposition is over. Chairman Doran and MT. Leath- | erwood will leave for St. Louis within ! d week to arrange for the booths and for the reception of the exhibits from | this territory. They will remain in St. Louis most of the time during the eX- ' position. It is expected that all the members of the board will be present at the meeting today The business to be disposed of is entirely routine.
 A JUSTICES DOCKET-Diego Ab- Til. whose name is not unknown In the criminal courts of this city, precinct and county was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of drunkenness. He was sent to jail for seven days. r. Sevicrs and F.. August were up on d charge of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. Each was sent further up for seven dayS. Alfonso MOreuo was brought in. charged with an as sault with a rock upon Ramon Felix.
 It was a rather serious case but was mitigated by the circumstance that the accused was only ten years old. He was dismissed. having been lectured upon his misconduct
 LADIES PERMITTED TO HELP The gentlemen who gave the concert last week in the Christian church in which they scored a great success would not permit the ladies to have any part in the performance. But having been prevailed upon to repeat the entertainment in the First M. =. church on Thursday evening next, have apparently become more mag unanimous, and will permit the ladies 10 sell tickets for this event. It is con- fidently expected by those in charge of the affair, that the seating capacity of the larger church will be taxed. as was that of the Christian church last