Arizona republican., 1905-09-18
DISTRICT coURr-The adjourned

DISTRICT COURT-The adjourned term of the district court will begin this morning. and it is expected that several cases that have been filed dur ing recess will be set for hearing. FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. BUSER-The funeral services over
 the remains Of Mrs. Adolph Buser, who met with such a terrible death by burning early last week. will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from
 Mohn's chapel. Rev. McAfee will of fciate and interment will be made in , the l. O. O. F. cemetery, MT. Buser being a member of that order. MT.
 Buser arrived from the east yesterday morning.
 FURRY FORNEY NUPTIALS- Yesterday noon at the home Of the brides parents at Five Points, Miss Bessie Forney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Isaac FOrney, was married to Walter Furry. Rev. Ikenberry of Glen dale performing the ceremony. The bride has made her home with her parents in this city for several years, and the groom is a we'll to do rancher
 who resides at Glendale Just a few of the most intimate friends of the two
 families witnessed the ceremony. Last evening the newly married couple
 drove to Glendale where they will in
 the future reside.
 PHOENIX TAKES THIRD OF sE-
 RiES-Phoenix completed the series
 Of three games of baseball played
 with the Congress team by winning
 yesterday afternoons game at East
 lake park. the final score being 13 to
 6. It was very much of a one sided
 contest and at no time during the
 game did Phoenix appear to be in
 danger of losing to the visitors. A
 fair crowd was in attendance and
 considerable roofing from the grand
 stand urged the home team on in their victorious play. It is possible that
 series of three games will be played between the two teams at Congress
 in the near future, arrangements to
 that end now being under cOnsidera- tion.
 MAY SECURE AIRsHIP EXHIBIT The management Of the fair is mak-
 ing an effort and from the present
 indications their efforts will be crown
 ed with success. of securing for an ex-
 hibition in this city during the fair
 week an airship to make an exhibition. At present there are two outfits of such a character on the coast and five
 in the east. With both the fair man agement is now in correspondence. Next to the department of permits and privileges. in charge of P. A. Tharald- son. the poultry department was the
 busiest last week of any of the fair. Announcement has been made that Henry Berrar of San Jose will act as one of the judges of this depart ment and he will be assisted by J. L. Mcdowell of this city. MT. BeTrar was one of the judges of poultry ct the St Louis exposition and MT. McDOwell is a great fancier and for many years was the editor of a poultry journal. The fact that all the birds shown will be judged by such competants will at tract many exhibitors who might oth- erwise not make entries.
 SNOWBALLING IN SEPTEMBER- A traveller who has just arrived from Denver says: One of the most novel bits of municipal advertising that has been done in the west in years was managed in Denver September 14, the day of the great parade of the c. A. E. encampment. The parade was more than three hours in passing a given point. All along the line of march wagons loaded with white snow from the nearby mountains was show cred upon the marcheTs. It was in- tensely spectacular. The sun beat down with the heat of summer-96 de- grees was what it registered when the C. \. F. veterans marched. The Moi fat road, a line being built from Den yer to Salt Lake, reaches the great snowfelds of the Rockies sixty miles