Arizona republican., 1905-09-24
A SUNDAY, NIsIT-A- d z

A SUNDAY VISTA. E. Taylor.
who has since the departure for the
east of w. :. Goldsworthy, general
agent of the Santa Fe, been filling that
office. LETT this morning for Prescott
TO spend Sunday.
MAKING GOOD RECOVERY-Mrs.
Chauncey Ainsworth, who has been in
the hospital for several weeks past,
recovering from the effects Of an OPP
Grafton. had SO far regained her
strength as to be moved to the home
of her mother last evening.
AS TO BEN PERKINS-A third
chapter to the story Of the arrest and
escape Of the Elusive Ben Perkins will
Z be given the public at an early date.
It is understood that his wherea bouts
is known TO the police and that his
arrest viii follow in a few days.
TO DIG A WELL-A contract was
yesterday awarded the Arizona Hard
ware and Vehicle company for the
building OF a Well along the Rooze-
Welt road above Mesa city. The own
ers Of one of the stations is having
the work done. Water has heretofore
been secured from the river.
TO BOOM THE FAIR-Eugene r.
Todd left this morning for Prescott.
where for the next few days he viii
city. advertising FOR the territorial fair
program. I'm his efforts in Phoenix
M Todd has been very successful and
the program gives promise of being an
attra ctive one.
WANTS SAIL MONEY-Yes.erd
a horse belonging TO George Brown
was sold at corral where he had
left it for $21. Brown was recently
bound over to await the action of the
federal grand jur:- ON a charge Of
selling liquor To indians and the sale
Of the horse was made for him 10
raise money to apply on his bail
a BASEBALL TOURNAME EMIT
Correspo has been going on for
some time between Stanley Porter
and the Tucson baseball association
relative to a baseball tournament
which will in all probability be played
in Tucson some cate next month. Sew
eral towns have signihed their inten-
ton 20 send teams and it is likely
team under the management OF Mr.
Porter will go from Phoenix.
NEW WAGONS-A good sign Of
prosperity in any community is when
new agricultural implements are seen
in large numbers. Yesterday the We
hicle merchants Of this city sold five
new wagons to ranchers. A second
good point in connection with the item
is that all of the wagons had extra
wide tires on the wheels. something
that adds materially to the saving Of
country roads.
BODY SENT EAST-Last evening
Richard Tenwick left for Chicago, TAX
ing the remains OF his brother, VIM
J. Tenwick. to his home for burial.
RUMMAGE SALE-The ladies' of
the Christian church are preparing to
hold their annual rummase sale. Any
one having Old rummage, especially
clothing, will kindly phone Mrs. Chas.
Donifrio or Mrs. d. r. Smith and the
ladies viii call for the same.
A NEW SETTLER-The reported
price paid for the Tyrrell ranch, lOcat-
ed near Glendale was $l1OO in the
place Of $1,000. The deal was made by
VIM. Losing FOR MIR. Tyrrell and the
purchaser was q Mr.. Hooley. who re-
Gently arrived in Arizona from Cali
fornia. He had gone to the former
state to take up his residence but
became dissatisfied and moved to
Arizona. He had shipped a car or
stock and goods TO the coast, also five
Norman PercherCn horses which viii
be brought on to Arizona.
COMMITTEE D Ell A Y E D-The
committee appointed by the Merchants
association at the meeting held Friday
evening will not make the trip to San