Arizona republican., 1905-07-10
GONE TO SAN cARLos-w

GONE Q SAN CAREOS-W- A.
 Parish left last night for a short visit at San Carlos where he will look at-
 ter the gauging stations of the recla- nation service.
 TT IS A GIRL-If George w. P. Hunt, president of the territorial council, expects his offspring to sit in
 the councils of thu nation as most
 statesmen do, he will have to line up
 in favor of woman's suffrage. His
 only child is a daughter, now little more than 9 week old.
 A FAVORED CHINAMAN-Ther
 is one Chinaman in Arizona who has no fear of the immigration laws and
 ought to be able to come and % at pleasure. He is not a coolie and not
 even a merchant the class to which all cOolies aspire wheIf they seek to evade the law. On the contrary his life is devoted to art and he is the main factor in a photograph gallery.
 FOR CHARITN-SOme of the chiI-
 dren of the Churchill addition have not let the hot weather and city water works mess put them out altogether. They have for several weeks been pre- pairing program for tke benefit of he CrittentOn Home. The entertainment will be held on Tuesday eve, July II,
 on Mrs. J. BlOunt's lawn, 514 N 5th
 street. Admission of Toe will be
 charged.
 VERY ExCiTING-About sundown last evening q crowd of about a hun
 dred men gathered in front of the Iur- phy saloon on Second street evidently
 very much agitated about something
 It looked like a fight might be in pro- cess of evolution but nobody was act
 ing in a bellIgerent way, each one in
 f E,.zfV- eE,
 what it was all about. Diligert inquiry
 revealed the fact that nobody knew anything about what was going on.
 BAND CONCERT-There was the usual big crowd out last night to en- joy the band concert. However quiet the town may appear in the daytime when the sun is on duty the shades of evening bring the populace out Of seclusion in a way that disprOves the statement that everybody has gone to the coast. But hundreds and thous- ands have gone nevertheless and the tide of outward travel is just now at it's heighth
 MRS. WEEDMAN DEAD-Mrs. Inez Weedman. wife of w. s. Weed man, died about midnight Saturday night at the family residence No. PIP south Seventh avenue, of a lung af- d years ago and there are three children left to mourn the loss of a mother. the eldest being twelve years old. Mrs. Weedman was thirty-three years old and was an estimable woman. The funeral will be held this morning at 9:30 o'clock at the family residence, | Rev. Coats officiating.
 ROOSEVELT GOT THE MONEY-I Globe had the biggest Fourth of July celebration that ever occurred in that l city, according to the Globe papers and | other sources of information. In the | Silver Belts account of the festivi- | ties it is announced that the baseball | game between the Globe and Roose- | welt teams for purse of $15O was won | by the Rooseveltfans by a score of 26 | to 6. Private advices from the reser- | voir camp tell the same story concern | ing the IayHay but their excuse was that they needed it and felt it was not | wrong to take it when it could be got | so easily. They aTe more modest there | though in respect of the score and only | claim thirteen runs against five for the Globe players. Incidentally Phoenix has some interest in the Roosevelt | team for four Of the players are form CT Phoenix ball players. Guy Collins did the stunt in the box with McNulty On first base, Tom Parish on second | bag and Emmet Donovan as shortstop. the survey boys are lively bunch of colts just now and in-