Arizona republican., 1905-11-17


several hundred guests at the Springs.
FOR SWEET CHARlTY-Fully fiji
ty couples attended the Charity ball
given under the auspices of the Har-
mony club at Melczer's hall last even
ing and danced a most attractive pro-
gram of two steps and waltzes. The
ladies of the club during the evening
served their guests with lemonade and
the affair was a great success. Many
who did not dance were in attendance
enjoying social conversation. The club
realized a fair sized sum of money
which will be placed in their treasury
to be used for relief work which the
club is carrying on
FEARED THE HIGHER COURT
Judge tombstone yesterday sentenced
P. Padiblo and Antonio Lopez to the
county Jail for seven days, they hav-
ing been found guilty of violating the
disOrderly conduct statute. Lopez,
when the sentence was announced
begged the coErt TO instruct the sher-
if to protect him from the kangaroo
court. He was released from the jail
but the day previous and at that time
was warned by the kangaroo court
that his punishment would be severe
if he was thrown in again. The court
gave the order prayed for.
CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE FAIR
County School Superintendent Fulton
has received a communication from the
management of the territorial fair sug-
costing that on Monday, the first day
of the fair which has been designated
as children's day, the schools be given
a holiday. The superintendent thinks
so too and though the matter Of declar-
ing holidays lies with the trustees he
will recommend that the day be OBJ
served by the schools of Phoenix and
all others of the valley situated so near
to the city that the children viii be
likely to attend the fair. on Monday
no admission win be charged the chill
dTen of the schools.
NEW BRICK FACTORY-J. Wesley
Walker reports that work is again re-
sumed on the new brick factory eleven
miles up the Hassayampa river from
Wickenburg. The factory is designed
especially for making gold bricks for
the White Gold Mining company and
he thinks it win be in operation by the
first of February. Millwright STREET.
has returned from California and is
now experimenting the placing of the
machinery which is all on the ground.
4 he MN Db4iNlAiiSS ttiC NOAiii'4tNCN eNAiNA
the new hoist over the shaft is also IN
operation. About thirty men are en-
ployed at the mine and mill.
HOW HE PUT I'm THE TIME-T.
E. Moore bought farm in the valley
north of the city a couple of years
ago. He was under the impression
that since the building of the dam had
begun that the boom was liable to set
in at any time. Before long he thought
he had been g little premature and
that he would have to wait for some
time for the procession to catch up
with him. He decided to go some
where else where things were going
on. He did not repent of his invest
ment here and when he left he in
tended to come back and still intends
to do so. A letter was received at
the county treasurer's office from MIN
yesterday in relation to his taxes. He
said among other things that he did
not know which was the higher, the
taxes or the floods. His farm lay
within the course of Cave Creek last
winter. Mr.. Moore has been putting
in his time to advantage. When he
left here he went to Idaho and took
up quarter section of land under the
Snake River project. The land was
$25 an acre with an abundance of
water, the whole to be paid for in ten
annual installments just as the farm
ers of this valley will have to pay for
the Tonic dam. He has been there a
little more than a year and has been
offered $1,000 for his farm. He en-
closed in the letter several photo
graphs, mostly of his farm products.
One is a picture of a load of melons
and another of what are said to be
Irish potatoes. They have all the ap-
pearance of potatoes but there must
be something wrong with the camera
for they are bigger than the melons.
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