Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-12

of the Osborn district opened yester- |
day with good attendance which will |
be shortly increased. The residents of /
that district claim that it is one of the
model schools of the territory. Three f,
teachers are employed.
COMING HOME BY SCORES
Phoenix people are returning home in
scores and all incoming trains bear
more home folks than strangers. Sun
day mornings NJ. & P. train brought in
ninety passengers, the most of whom
were Phoenix people.
SECRETARY NICHOLS RETURN
ING-L w. Collins. assistant secretary
of the territory yesterday received a
telegram from Judge Nichols saying
that he and Mrs. Nichols would return
to Phoenix on Thursday a little earlier
than they had expected to come.
ANOTHER SALMON SEASON-The
present raise in the river has brought
another lot of Colorado salmon up 50
that when the water gets a little lower
there Will be another carnival of fish
| ing. Several of tire fish, some of them
| two feet long have been caught within
| the last day or two in irrigating bitches.
WANDERING r E s y Nj O-S 2 IN
| Goldstein, VINO is engaged in the en-
! terpr.se Of walking from New Orleans
| to San Francisco last night resumed
! mis- journey He will make no longer
stops than necessary before reaching
Yuma. He announced last night that
during his stay in Phoenix he had re-
| ceircd communication from the San
| Francisco Examiner offering him the
! job of travelling around the world at its
! expense.
MOVED TO OCEAN PARK-A. E.
! Cobb, wife, family, household goods,
| birds dogs and all left on Sunday
] nj arLy H.
which will be their future home. Mr..
! Cobb after living in this country for
! something like . quarter of a century
/ has finally left it, not because he has
| gone back on the country but because
! he thinks he can do better in business
with his brothers, with whom he is to
| be associated. For fourteen years Mr..
| Cobb has been closely associated with
the Phoenix fire department and has
always been dependable and depended
! upon.
AN OHIO VISITOR-E. F. Hender-
| son. an attorney of Mansfield Ohio.
who has been in the city for two or
/ three days, went to Tucson last night
and expects to return Wednesday
morning, leaving Thursday for his
home. Mr.. Hendrickson came here to
look over the country with a possible
view Of making this his home, and he
is deVOting every minute of his time
to a study of its resources and pros
poets He has not announced his final
conclusion but he says he is very fav
ordbly impressed with everything ne
has seen so far and realizes that the
people OF the east have a very imper-
feet and erroneous idea of the west,
its present condition and its POSSIBLE
! tiles.
A TALENTED ARTIsT-Many
Phoeni, people will remember Miss c.
4. Trowbridge, the talented artist,
who formerly lived in this city and
who for some time past has been max
ing her home in Flagstaff. 1t is eX-
pected she will again visit Phoenix
some time during the winter. That
she has found favor with the Flag
staff people is indicated by the follow
ing from the CocOninO Sun: Miss
Trowbridge will have a special eXhi-
bition and sale of pictures at her stu
do in the Pollock building, commenc-
ing on Wednesday, September 9Th, and
continuing for two weeks. The sale
viii include oil and water color paint
ings of local and eastern landscapes,
and studies of figures, flowers and an
finals never before shown in flagstaff.