Arizona republican., 1905-07-25

TWO DRUNKS-The city recorde ! yesterday sentenced two drunks ar.
 rested the night before, to three day. each in jail.
 ROOSEVELT VISITORS Cone Webb. of Webb (5 Son. merchants. al Roosevelt, was in the city yesterday on business. He was accompanied tc the valley by his sister, Miss Grace Webb, who is visiting friends on the south side
 VISITING THE OLD HOME-Price
 H. Brown who lives near Tempe left
 for Iron Springs yesterday morning to
 spend day with his family after which
 he vii go on to Pennsylvania and spend
 a month visiting relatives and friends
 in the home of his childhood
 A BUSINESS VlSIT-AIrs. Frank
 Loveitt, a former resident of Phoenix.
 arrived here yesterday from Los An
 geles, and vii stay but a few days as
 she came to look after business mat
 ters only. Without Ieflecting at all on
 her former abiding place she is con-
 vinced that it is rather cooler in Los Angeles than in Phoenix
 A COMING EXAMINATION-An
 examination of candidates for the po- sition of rural free delivery carrier will be held here at some time in the near future, the date not yet being an nOunced- There is now a vacancy in the local service and no candidate on the list. It will be well for those de- siring such a position 10 get in line for there are often several vacancies occurring within a year
 HE'LL BE BACK-P. N. Sands of South Ninth avenue has disposed of his property in that part of town and will leave for the coast. He will visit Los Angeles, San Francisco and after that the Lewis & Clark exposition. MT. Sands is not sure whather he will return to Phoenix or not. He says he will make his home elsewhere if he can find a better place. which is equivalent to saying that he will be back as soon as he has finished his visit
 THE RETURNING VANGUARD Special dispatches from Prescott an- nounce the presence there of Messrs T. J. Sparks and M. M. Lenane. two of the leaders of the late concerted move ment against the Nevada gold fields They may be expected in Phoenix soon. The expedition was disbanded some weeks ago and the members of it be- gan making their various ways home on their own hook. Some are going by the way of PO1tland and others will come by the way of Ash Fork and Mar icopa. None of them will come across | the country. They exhausted all the scenery on that route on the outward trip. This expedition deserved better None was ever organized with higher hopes of success or with more capable gentlemen at the head of it.
 THE COMING BACK OF DICK GEORGE-Dick George, who has spent several months in Mexico on railroad l business returned on Sunday morning l accompanied by a pig of the musk ! 1ind. The animal follows Mir George | wherever he goes and seems to be sa- | -isfied with the company he keeps. Mir. | George was pleased to observe the | general appearance of the prosperity of | he people of Phoenix and that many | 1f them were getting fat in spite of the | warm weather which is usually sup l posed to - conducive to a loss of flesh. |
 WIDENING FIELD OF OPERA M. Hoghe has now acquired | 10 much real estate that he has begun O widen out and encroach on the pre- erves of the capitalist. He is just like III the rest of human kind in that when e gets rich he wants all there is in fight. lie is not content to make a Il Ortune in valley realty but now wants II O gobble the mining business of the II erritory. Yesterday he sold lots 23 and II leonard White of the White Gold Min ng Co. The consideration named in II