Arizona republican., 1905-04-09
FlREMEN TO MEET-The regular

quarterly meeting of the Phoenix fire department will be held in the city hall on Monday night.
 FIRST Nj. E. CHURCH-Corner Monroe street and Second avenue. A. NJ. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junior league at 3 D. m. Subject of the morning sermon, "En- tire Conservation. Subject of the Evening sermon. 'Woman and Her Work" Special music by the choir and male quartette both morning and evening All seats are free. You will find 9 cordial welcome.
 A HUNTING TRIP-Messrs S. E. Miner. II. P.~DeMUnd. Robert Friedel and MT Well of St. Joseph. Mo, yes terday returned from a hunting trip below the city The party was out three days and had a most enjoyable time It was a little late for ducks but there are lots of doves and the fishing is good. MT. Well had never before been on a. camping trip. He was accordingly elected the official dishwasher of the expedition. Messrs- DeMund and Friedel did the cooking and MT. Miner stood off starvation by dragging in game and fish. It was the first time that MT. Well had ever slept with t!2e sky for 9 roof and he enjoyed it immensely.
 ENTHUSED OVER ARIZONA-Dr. Keil of Seigen. Prussia, is again in the city having made two side trips since his first arrival here a week or two ago. He went first to Roosevelt travel ing over the government road and making a personal inspection of oper- ations at the dam site which together with his drives over the valley will give him a good idea of the entire ir- rigation enterprise. His latest trip was to the Grand Canyon where he saw a hole in the ground almost large enough to drop a German state into He is deliehted with the. wondrOus sights of western America and greatly enjoying his tour As mentioned be- fore in these columns, though he is an official of lis home city he is here un officially and as private citizen. travelling for his own edification and pleasure.
 AN APPEALED SUIT-The case of E. B. Goodwin against R. A. Windes appealed from the court of Justice Burnett, was brought into district court yesterday. This suit was Origi- nally begun in Tempe where both of the parties. reside. It was an action for the recovery of a commission of $150 in a real estate deal which was not consummated. The plaintiff all leged that he had arranged with the defendant to find a purchaser for certain piece of property for $1,5OO He alleged that he had found the man with the money and the purpose to buy but that the defendant declined to go any farther in the matter. A change of venue was taken from the justice of the peace of that precinct and the case was tried before Justice Burnett by whom the plaintiff was giv- en Judgment.
 THE GRAYS WON-Secretary Wal den of the Phoenix baseball association a telegram from Tucson last night with the heartbreaking infOrma- tion that the Grays had removed the epidermis of the Phoenix team in yes terday's engagement. After shedding a few bucketfuls of tears MT. Walden began seeking for the silver lining to the cloud and found that the score was three to one, which wasn't so bad. It shows that while the boys were seem ingly killed off they may be only in a trance and will come to this after noon, for a baseball team can scarce ly be put out of business on such a score. It was learned also that up to the sixth inning the score was kept at one to one, which is a good argu-