Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

A PlANO-Mrs. T. B. Foreham is the proud possessor of one of the Me Kee S400 pianos.
 A CALIFORNIA Watson Pickrell has for exhibition az the fair a fine oil painting of an ostrich on leather instead of on canvas. It was executed by a Mrs. Emery of Los An geles, and will be exhibited Ut the fair
 HURRY IN THE ExHIBiTS-The fair management requests exhibitors to hurry in their exhibits as fast as pcs- sible now-that is, everything hut live stock. Everything has to De classi- fled and listed and entered in class books, involving a lot of work, so tho more there is brought in early the less there will be in the final rush.
 DELTA SIGMA FRATERNITY - The local chapter of the Delta Sig ma fraternity held a meeting Tuesday night for the organization of a social program for the winter Among other features of this program will be the annual dance to be held in Febi uary. The local chapter has also received an invitation from Alpha chapter of Chi cago to be present on the evening of December p, the occasion being d grand ball.
 ARIZONA WEWS-A number of fla miliar Arizona views, painted by Nah lon Elliott, are shown in an exhibit of water colors at the Post-Office Gu rio store. Perhaps the most familiar is Comeback in a Blue Mood This picture shows the familiar landmark after a rain when the clouds are clear ing and the heavy atmosphere gives the mountain a deep "brooding' blue. Others are "The Desert Buttes," "Ari- zona Pasture Field-Mid- Summer" and "Squaw Peak" The pictures will be on exhibition until Christmas. No one should lose the opportunity to see Arizona with paint and brush.
 A NEW ENTERPRISE-Th Arizo- ma Automobile company is Q new bds- mess enterprise, the company being an incorporation with a capital sto K of $20,000. The inCorporators are Oris Holdren, J. Holdren, Charles Holdren, w. E. Rhodes, and J. P. Rhodes. The company will take over the bicycle and automobile business of W. E.. Rhodes and hereafter conduct the business de- voted mainly to the handling Of au- tOmobiles and gasoline engines. The company will keep automobiles for rent, having three machines on hand to begin business with. They will @:so give attention to all manner If auto mobile repair work. The business is bound to be a growing one in a town of this size and the company proposes to keep up with the needs of its pat ronage. The business will be housed at 26-31 North Second street.
 TOO MANY DAN KELLYS-Dan Kelly, who divides his time between Phoenix and Prescott and who is 1 ca pablo man to do work around a restau- rant, wants to change his name. He would be satisfied, however, to leave it as it is if several other men wno live in this community would change theirs. Dan, the dissatisfied one, IS sober fellow and has never figured in the local police courts, hut two other men of the same name are not of the same inclination and frequently before the bar of justice charged either With drunkenness or distru5ing the peace. The result is that Dan the good is of ten taken for Dan the bad and his friends are forever writing to i'm mpathiZing with him when they read in the paper that Dan Kelly is n jail. The situation is a hard one for him to cope with and he is seriously con sidering a change in his name. En- til such action is taken, Dan, the good, wants the world to know that he is still leading his usual sober and ln- dustrious life.
 SMITH TOOK THE CURE--Ricar- do Nunez and Richard Grijalva were before Judge Johnstone yesterday charged with disturbing the peace of the neighborhood of First and Jackson street. The evidence against them Mils