Arizona republican., 1905-09-25
THE SCOUT" coNvALEscINa-

THE SCOUT" CONVALESCING-|
Harry StulI. one OF the charter mem
bers of the Scouts organization, is
confined TO his home recovering from
a severe illness.
WILL RETURN sOoN-A letter
received by DIR. r. w. Craig yesterday
from DR.. J. B. Murphy of Chicago
conveyed the Information that Cover
nor y. Q. Murphy was rapidly improv-
ing and would leave for Arizona in
few days.
DEATH OF MRS. YOUNG-Word
as received in the city yes Of
the death of Airs. Elizabeth Young.
one of the pioneer women of Arizona.
who has for the past thirty-five years
resided in the Verde valley. Her home
was at Camp Verde
GOING TO SAN FRANClSCO-W.
w Brostrom. with the Consolidated
Mines company at Tombstone, arrived
in Tucson last night FOR a visit with
his wife. formerly Miss AIabIe Gray
Hoover of this city. Mrs. BrostrOm
and her mother viii leave shortly for
a visit with friends in California
Mr.. ADAMS COMING .. Adams
is expected to return To the city We'd
nesday morning to attend meeting Of
of the directors of the fair association.
TRAIN LATE-Yesterday's train
from the south was delayed in reach
ing the city several hours. a wait at
Maricopa being made for the west
bound train of the Rock Island which
carries the mail from the east. The
train arrived about noon.
BASEBALL NEXT SUNDAY-Next
Sunday a game of ball viii be played
at EastIake park between the Phoe-
I.v- nnr %
the Phoenix independents. Baldwin
and BennenatC viii be the battery Of
the Juniors and Graham and Harter
Of the Independents. During the week
both teams will spend much time in
practice so an interesting game is an
ticipated.
TRACK RECORD MADE-Satur-
day the first speeding Of horses on the
track at the fair grounds was made
although for several days past the
track has been used for working out
purposes. In a test heat a track rec
ord of 2:40 for The mile was. estab-
lished. This is just the beginning,
however and will undoubtedly be low
cred each day until a record is estab-
Iished that will do to talk about
ARIZONA SHEEP-The following
items concerning Arizona sheep rails
ers, were noted in the report of sales
last week in the Kansas City market:
Mr.. Miller of Flagstaff sold 1903 weth-
ers weighing S9>pOunds, at $4.S5; GA
lambs weighing 60 pounds, at $3.50;
256 sheep weighing SO pounds at $4.75;
296 yearlings weighing a pounds at
| IS. Miller and Co. of Winslow sold 1852
! feeding lambs weighing SO pounds at
$685. Z. b. Newman of HOlbroOk sold
SCI lambs weighing So pounds at $3.50;
| SS7 lambs weighing 81 pounds at $685..
and 527 feeding lambs weighing 60
pounds at Sc.
MORE NICE USES-Another
| locality which is attracting attention
! lust now by reason of building opera
| tions. is North Second avenue, one Of
| the best residence sections Of the city.
/ Near the corner Of this avenue and
Mckinley street, DR.. Ancil Martin is
! building a handsome residence and
about half way through the block
/ there is another nice house nearing
| completion. 1t belongs 70 r. J. Holmes
( of the Wakelin Grocery Co
A BROKEN LEG-As a result Of a
! row in a Washington street saloon,
| Homer Barber is at the county hos
! pital suffering from the effects of a
| broken leg. Just how the accident
! occurred few of even those who wit
| messed the quarrel were able to say.
| Barber and a painter had been drink