Arizona republican., 1904-10-24
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BIG GAME CLOSE INA party of | Phoenix hunters demonstrated yester- f day that big game like gold. is where | you find it. They drove out early in | the morning to the salt River noun | tains south of town. killed deer and ! were back again by noon.
 JAILED AcAlN-Torebio Carnage | broke into the dity jail again yesterday 1 for the first time since last Sunday He evidently likes the place, and so conducts himself that he spends most l of his time there. His plans yesterday were so well laid they could not mis- carry. He got drunk and walked by the city hall, taking particular pains as he passed the marshars office 10 curse the police force individually and collectively. from chief to jsllor. AN EXPERIENCED PRESS AGENT Charles R. Baker, who accompanies the Gentry Bros show, is visiting this ] section for the first time, and is highly | pleased with Phoenix and its sur | roundings. MT. Baker is not a novice ! in the use of the lead pencil, either ! black or blue, for he was for many ] years in the office of the Associated 1 Press. and during the war in CUoa was l stationed at Key West as press censor
 for tke government. Though the snow business. like everything else, has it's
 seauy side. he likes it when connect
 ed with the right kind of people. as is
 has been his good fortune to be taus far.
 CAUGHT IN A PITFALL-J D. BEorreu came near losing a horse yes
 terday in a very unexpected manner
 near the corner Of Grant and Center
 streets. The sewer company recently
 did some work there, and the earth
 With which the ditch was filled was
 very soft. A gopher hole had pilOted
 a stream Of water through the fOrma-
 tiOn, washing it out below. Mr. Mor
 reIl was driving along the street when
 the bottom fell out, and only for the
 shafts and harness the horse would
 have dropped out of sight. It took the
 moined efforts of nine men to bring
 the horse hack to the surface of the
 road again.
 w. c. T. U. coNVENTIoN-The
 sixteenth annual convention of the Woinan's Christian Temperance Union
 of Arizona will be held in this city Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of
 this week in the First Presbyterian l church. It is expected there will be a large number or delegates present from the organizations in the various parts of the territory, and a working programme has been prepared that l should prove both interesting and profitable. Tuesday will be devoted mainly 10 committee meetings, the | convention proper beginning it's delib
 eTations Wednesday mOrrdng at 10
 o'clock
 NEW YORKER BORN IN MEXICO IA Phoenix friend of W. K. Ryan re- | ceived a telegram from him last even- | ing. dated at ChihUahus, Mexico. an nOuncing that a fine looking boy had
 arrived at his temporary home in that l city and that all concerned were do- | ing nicely. MT. Ryan and family, who l have spent recent winters in Phoenix, | expect to remain in Chihuahua during | the present season, as it is a very ] pleasant plal-e to live and is convent ently near to MT. Ryan's large inter ests in that republic. The family has 2 host Of friends in this city. whose l best wishes will attend its future and ] the career of the young man who has | just joined the family circle.
 FOOTBALL GAME-The Phoenix Mexican Athletic club, which a week ago defeated a team of Phoenix In dians in a football game, was yester- day defeated itself by an aggregation of American boys. in a football game on the vacant square at the corner of North Second and Polk streets. The winning team is best known as the Tigers, an organization of lads that has been in existence for several years. and getting bigger and more husky every year. Analgamated with th:s organization are the members of the Phoenix Junior baseball team, that aid business with Prescott and Congress recently Which name the football az gregatiOn will sail under henceforth is