Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
HOME AGAIN-Miss Nellie Cover

HOME AGAIN-MiSS Nellie cover dale has returned from Minneapolis where she spent the summer CITY COUNCIL MEETING-The city council held a short meeting yes terdav afternoon for the auditing of the monthly bills and adjourned to meet again Wednesday night at .: SO-
 INNOCENCE ABROAD-Dr O. L. Geer of Martinez spent yesterday in Phoenix. He said he was not aware Of yesterday being circus day until he got here and saw the show in town. ' WYANDOTTES WANTED-A. let ter was received at this office, yes-er- day. from Paradise, Arizona inquiring if there was anyEOIy in this city hay ing a pure strain of white Wyandotte chickens.
 MOCK TEARNS-Mr. NJ. F. Mock of Tempe and Miss Viola Stearns, who came here about a week ago from Mis- souri, were married yesterday at the parsonage Of the II. E. church south, by Rev. II. GOvette.
 MINING ABOUT CONGRESS- Frank Czarnowski marshal of Con gress arrived in the city, yesterday to look after lis property here. The show had nothing whatever to do with his coming. Mir Czamowski says that mining prospects are improving in the vicinity of Cor gress.
 POLICE COURT-In the police court yesterday. Black Eagles bail of seven dollars was forfeited. He is the Indian arrested Sunday for drunk ennzss. though his name was first er- roneousIy reported as Blackwater Lansdon. the man at first suspected of furnishing the Indian with the fire wa ter, was discharged.
 LOCATED IN SAN BERNARDINO The many friends of F. T. AsDinwall in this territory will be pleased to know that he is now located in San Bernar- dino as city agent for the Salt Lake road. MT. Aspinwall, formerly lived in AIonave countv and was at one time a member of the Arizona legislature. Un- til recently he was for several years engaged in railrOading in Ecuador.
 UNIVERSITY CADETS-Speakin of the University cadets the Tucson Post says: seventy boys are now in drill. The former students are talk ing the drill together, while the green material is being worked out in small squads. Lieutenant Mcclure is hand ling raw men in splendid shape and if the work continues as at present he will have a very creditable showing when the inspecting officer reaches Tucson.
 PHOENIX GUN CLUB-The Phoe- nix Gun Club held it's first practice shoot yesterday about twenty members participating. Owing to the lack Of practice, good scores were scarce; this, however, will be overcome, as the club will hereafter hold two practice shoots Q week MT. Aiken was high gun, with S6 per cent. Many new members are coming into the club, and prepara- tions are now under way for the an nuaI tournament of the Arizona Sportsman's association, which will be club, the first week in December.
 RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA; Colonel and Mrs. J. H. McClintock re- turned, yesterday morning, from their summer trip to the coast. Mrs Me Clintock was away all summer, and the Colonel was absent about a month. His stay was longer than he antici- plted by reason Of a couple of weeks in Los Angeles devoted mainly to be- ing sick Though not yet in the best of health, he is able to be at his office and attend to his official duties. Mrs. McCIintock spent the most of the sum mer in San Francisco and vicinity, where MT. McCIintock joined her few days before their return.
 NO PLACE LIKE PHOENlX-Mr. and Mrs B. T. Gillette arrived in the city yesterday morning from Eureka, Cal, where, for some time, MT. Gillette