Arizona republican., 1905-05-19

REALTY DEAL-J. Ernest Walk CT has sold to Mrs. Rosetta J. Ham
 mond of Monrovia. Cal, his interest in
 lots Al, 42. 43. A and 45 of block :,
 Capitol addition.
 GONE TO ROOSEVELT-Edson
 Lee left last night for Roosevelt where
 he has been appointed to a position
 in the office of Dr. Lind who is in -charse of clerical affairs at the basin.
 SELLING REAL ESTATE-J.
 Frank Meador. who was a resident of Phoenix and Prescott for many years,
 is now in Los Angeles where he has
 opened an office for the sale of real
 estate and mines, at No. IT. South Broadway.
 A GROSS EXAGGERATION-Mr. E. B. Gage arrived in the city from Tombstone yesterday. He was asked regarding an account lately printed in one of the papers of Tucson describing an accident in the mines at Tombstone in which an explosion occurred, dam aging the pumps to the extent of $25.- OOO and necessitating the shutting down of the mines indefinitely; MT. Gage said that the story was practi- cally without foundation. There was slight explosion and some trivial damage but it was repaired almost inn mediateiy
 THE MASTERS DEGREE-Arizona Lodge No. 2 F. and A. NJ, will con fer the Master Mason's degree tonight in a very exceptional manner It will be an interesting occasion for those interested in the science of anthropol- ogy, including the believers in Poly theism as well as MonOtheism. It will be healthful for those afflicted with monomania. Even those with a bil- ious or lymphatic temperament may be fused and enthused by the magnetism of the occasion. The evening being a warm one. all may wear a thermal and polygamists barred. At 19 a. m. a reception will be given to a class of novitiates at which ices will be served and all class distinctions will be washed away. Selah.
 BASEBALl-Tomorr and Sunday there will be big baseball doings at Eastlake park. The Grays are coming over from Tucson to make faces at the Phoenix team and see what kind of | summertime baseball it can put up. | The Gravs think they can add some | thing to their laurels. They say they | can throw the Phoenix team by it's lip and drag it all round the ground | after the manner of Bulldog Pickett. | The home team takes exception to the | Grays and insists that it is ready for | action The boys haven't practiced | as much as might be desired but they | will try and be ready by Saturday af- | ternoOn. Hartwell and Delgado will | be the strong boys in the box on whom | a great deal depends. Hartwell is | said to be in fine form again and when | he is in good form he is hard to catch. | Hard to hit too. In fact baseball is | with him 2 fine art and he proposes to demonstrate that the finest thing | about the art is the putting of the | Grays on the bum. Delgado is also among the big ones; in fact he is con- sidered a baseball Samson, only his is in his arm instead of in | Eis Fai-. t0d if anybody doubts Del gados ability to throw a ball some, let him stand in front of that worthy for a few rounds. Loman will be be- hind the bat as usual and anything that gets by him will not be worth stopping. The rest of the team has not been lined up entirely but it will be in due time to give the visitors a | warm run on a warm afternoon. On | Decoration day there is to be another r baseball game between the Elks and | the Eagles. It will also be a lively af- fair but there is time enough yet to talk about it.