Arizona republican., 1905-10-31
A NEW YORK VIsiToR-Mr. Ed

A NEW YORK VISITOR-Mr. Ed ward Hirsch Of New York City is visit ing here with his sister-in-law, Mrs. O. r. Black.
 GONE NORTH-W. c. Foster, pub lie examiner, left on yesterday morn ing's train for Kingman to take look over Mohave county records.
 IGNORED-The grand jury in Tue son last week ignored the libel charge against O'Br1en Moore, editor of the Tucson Citizen, made by L. c. Hughes. editor of the Tucson Star.
 BACK AGAIN-James Kay and fam fly returned yesterday from the east; MT Kay from Colorado where he has been employed during the summer and Mrs Kay and daughter from visit to relatives in Kansas.
 A SUNDAY FIGHTER-Jose Cam pos was before Justice Burnett yester- day morning for disturbance of the peace by fighting the day before. He was fined S1O and he had the money. Two other disturbers, R. Lewis and A. Aseto were sent to jail for seven days each in default of cash.
 CALIFORNIA ORANGES - The first carload of California oranges for this season has been shipped by the California Citrus union to Winnipeg, Manitoba This beats the Salt River valley m point of time, but Arizona will have to reiterate that the Califor- mia must have been picked green and artificiaIly ripened
 ROUGH RIDER WAY-H. R. Patrick suggests the name Rough Rider Way for the funny street at the ter ritorial fair. He contends that it is in a large measure ArizOnian, and that it is also suggestive of the uncOnven- tfonaI. as is desired. It is also some what national in it's meaning, or at least it's meaning would be readily grasped by strangers.
 LOWE'EN-Tonight is HaIlow- cen. or the eve of All-Saints day, when witches, imps, and fairies Of all kinds were once believed by the super stitious. to be more than usually active, a belief which in these latter days has come to be Q reality. For by modern custom on this night numerous human rairies are abroad for fun and innocent pleasure. while numerous Imps will be out o1 mischief bent For the latter it is understood the police are arranging a surprise party, so they had better keep weather eye open.
 THE FAIR BUTTON-"ButtOn, But ton. Whose Got the Button?" Nobody but newspaper men and fair officials, now. but after the first of the month the rest of them will be received and given out to those who want them, will wear them and help boost the fair This refers to the advertising buttons in various coIors, designed to keep the territorial fair uppermOst in the minds of everybody from now until fair time Neri Osborn left last night for Yuma with good supply of bill board. liter ature which he will have conspicuOusly posted, and on his return he will take a trip through northern Arizona for the same purpose. J. C. Page will leave in d day or so on a like mission to Tucson and southern and eastern Arizona points.
 FOUND A SKELETON-The skele- ton of a human being. or at least part of 1t, was found yesterday about five in a hole started for the purpose of well. It was on the property of Mrs. Tilger. wife of the man who was drowned in Salt river at the Gray crossing during the floods of last spring. The lot is about a half a mile south of the railroad tracks on Seventh street where Mrs. Tilger and her chill dren are living. A man by the name of Lloyd was employed to dig the well and at about the depth mentioned he came across a skull and the bones of the arms. It is altogether likely that the skeleton is that of some prehis- toric man, who possibly wandered away from the camp of H. R. Patrick when