Arizona republican., 1905-12-09
REAL ESTATE BOARD

REAL ESTATE BOARD - There
 was a meeting of the Phoenix Real 1 Estate board yesterday afternoon m ! the office of H. 1. Latham & Co. FIVE DAYS-JChn Doe, sleeping | drunk, had the distinction yesterday
 of being the sole performer in the po- lice court session and he was given 1 five days rest in the cellar in recog-
 milton of his importance.
 MIR. NEYLAN'S RESIGNATION- Jack Neylan yesterday rendered his resignation as bookkeepere at the Val
 ley bank and will leave in a few days
 for Bisbee where he will in the future
 reside. His position for the present will
 be filled by Sidney Stewart who has
 been with the bank for some time
 AN IMPORTATION OF CATTLE
 Sixteen cars of cattle were brought in
 to tho valley yesterday by =. A. Pack
 ard from NacO which he will place on
 his ranch near Tempe. They are feed
 CTS and will be fattened for the coast
 market. MT. Packard says the range in Cochise county is in good shape and that water is plentiful
 DEATH OF G. M. ASHBAUCHER -G. M. Ashbaucher died here Tuesday evening of lung trouble, with which he
 had been afflicted for years. He was for some time connected with the
 United States geological survey, and came here first two or three years ago. He went away again and returned last fall to Mesa City, coming to Phoenix a couple of weeks ago.
 BACK AGAIN-Lee B Forrest, of Chehalis, Wash, las returned to Phoenix for the winter having spent last winter and spring here. He was in poor health when he first came here, but was quite robust when he went away. His return is in accord ance with his plans, for he mas no idea of living anywhere but in this climate during the winter time, until he is fully restored.
 A WISCONSIN VlSITOR-Mrs. NJ. D. Awe, of Forestville, Wis, arrived here yesterday and will spend the winter in Phoenix and perhaps stay here two or three years. Her health is not rugged and the necessity of a milder climate was the incentive for going somewhere from Wisconsin, and her selection of Phoenix was due to the recommendation of Congressman l E. $. Minor, who recently toured Ari- l ZOna as a member of the congressional l Investigating committee.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER | VlCES-There will be the usual ser vices tomorrow, Sabbath school 9:45 a. | m. Preaching Il a. m. and 7:3O p. m. | by Rev. Campbell. Morning theme. |
 The Church and Its Work" Evening theme, True Manhood" This is the second of a series of sermons especial | y addressed to young people. Special | c.ia l,xr aI,1 direction of Mrs. Richards will be a part of both services. Endeavor meet ng 6:30 D. m. Strangers are well come.
 GLISTENING GOLD-An attractive sample of ore is on display in the west window of the Ezra Thayer company part of the exhibit of the Relief |, iold Mining company has prepared for he mining exhibit at the territorial air In the specimen which weighs bout forty pounds the little particles if gold fairly glisten. George Hamlin he superintendent of the company who 'rought the exhibit to the city says l he sample although especially picked : or exhibition is by no means a rare ne but that there is much of such ore | n the property h
 A REFORM SCHOOL GIRL-Sher- z if Walker who took Miguel Ortega to he reform school the other day return T d yesterday morning with a fifteen t ear old girl by the name of O'Neill, z -ho is about to become a mother She I ill be kept at the Crittenton Home ( ntil after the birth of the babe The Y irl is a half breed and was sent to the | eform school last May from Gila f 0unty. This girl is not one of those Y ho escaped from the school last sum- $ Ter and who We're hidden aMaX hv q