Arizona republican., 1905-10-02

FIRE MEETING-Ther regular quar- terly meeting of the fire department will be held this evening at firemen' $ hall.
 GOOD BALL GAME-The ball game between the Phoenix Juniors and the Independents. at EasIahe park yesteT- day afternoon. was a good one. the Juniors securing a victory by a score of s to '.
 BLACKWATER DRUNK AGAIN The Pima Indian known as Biackwa- ter was arrested again yesterday for drunkenness it being his steenth of ferse. James LansdOn was arrested at the same time on the charge of having sold him the liquor or procured it for him. There is some evidence against Lansdon but whether there is enough to make a case will depend upon how much the Indian will admit when he gets sober.
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Announcement is made of the engage ment of Nr. Fl. c. Barron of Buffalo,
 New York. and Miss Gala l.. Mills of
 this city. No date has been fixed for
 the marriage but it will occur sometime early in the spring. Miss Mills who has been spending the summer on the coast returned nome yesterday morning. MT.
 Barron arrived here on Saturday and
 will spend a few days in the city after
 which he will return to Buffalo to look after business interests.
 A PHOENIX GIRLS MARRIAGE
 Cards have been received announcing the marriage in San Jose. Cal, on Sept. 20 of MT. Emmet B. Moore and Miss Ada H. Boyd. After oct. 15 they will
 be at home at No. 60 First street. Salt Lake City The bride was a resident
 of Phoenix from childhood until within the last two or three years and has a multitude of friends here who will wish
 her a life of unbroken happiness. The
 groom Is Q prosperous merchant of Salt Lake City
 "As GOOD AS IT IS UNUsUAL"- That is the comment Printers Ink of Sept 20, makes on an advertisement
 of Dr. E. MunsOn in The Republican,
 which Printers Ink reprodUces in it's gallery of specially good advertise ments that the world may know both the good advertisers of the country and
 the good papers that carry their work.
 The text of the advertisement which undoubtedly caught the eye of Printers
 Ink was in part as follows: "The ac- cident insurance policy that yields s. 900 in case of death, provides an in
 demnlty of S25OO for the los of both eyes. This means that a blind man
 is practically half dead" Then follows
 the doctors comment concerning the
 value of glasses.
 A MIXING OF MISSIVES-J. M. Jamison feels that he could go on the witness stand and swear that the post
 office carriers and clerks attached to
 the Phoenix office do not read the pos
 tai cards, a crime often attributed to
 the men in the service of Uncle Sam
 in the postal department. The reason
 for his strong belief that the Phoenix
 force is all c. k. came about in this
 way. A short time ago there came to this city another MT. Jamison who af
 ter a short time was admitted to prac- tice law before the bar of the county and territory. Much of the mail de- signed for the more recent arrival of the two MT. JamisOns has fallen into the hands Of the older of the two resi- dents and vice versa. Where no initial was used and no address further than just Phoenix, Arizona. it was hard to tell who was entitled to many of the letters. However there was no trouble in the mail finally reaching the hands of the one for whom it was intended by the sender. There was one piece of mail however. a postal card that was delivered to MT. J. M. Jamtson, the one who is the older resident of the two that it is going to be hard to get either gentlemen to claim. MT J. NJ. Jami- son says it is not his and he says fur