Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-28
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THE FIRST oRANoE-Emn CAM
yesterday brought to the board OF
trade the first ripe orange of the sea-
son-that is. the first ripe one that mas
been brought to the board room. 1t
was grown on his home place on West
Monroe street.
INITIATED ENROUTE-R ing e r
Mickey passed through Phoenix yester
day enroute from Prescott to Tucson,
where he was called as a witness be-
fore the Pima county grand jury. Last
evening before the departure of the
train he was made a K. P. by the local
lodge.
DEPARTING SANITARY BOARD
MISUNDERSTOOD. H. Pusch who with
his daughter, has been in Phoenix the
past few days, Mr.. Pusch attending the
meeting of the sanitary board of which
he Is a member, returned last night to
their home at Tucson. NJ. A Perkins
of Junction, a member of the board,
also returned to his home this morning
accompanied by his son Nick.
KILLING STOCK FOR GLOBE
Chas. E. EdmOndson, who for some
time past has been in business at
Globe, has been in the valley for the
past two days buying hogs for the
Globe butcher market He returned
to his home last night and a shipment
of the stock he bought will be made
about the first of the month. 1t will
consist of two cars.
PRISONERS FOR YUMA-SherifI
Walker left last night for Yuma. hav-
ing in charge three prisoners under
sentence for terms in the territorial
prison at that place. They were Jose
Ramirez, sentenced for two years for
Ia1tr
E. E. Brown, sentenced for burglary
Is months from date, and Esabalo Ra-
mirez for stealing a bicycle one year,
sentence to date from May 25.
PRACTICE GAME-In a practice
game of football played on. the field
at the high school yesterday afternoon
the Osborn school team was defeated
by the high school team, the score
being A to 0. The contest showed in
a measure what may be expected from
the high school players later in the
season for in their handling of the pig
skin they showed fairly good team
work
WHITNEY, KAVANAUGH Tom
Whitney, a member of the firm of
Easterhng and Whitney, left last night
for Los Angeles where next Tuesday
morning he will be married to Miss
Jennie Kavanaugh in the Catholic ca
thedral at that place. Miss Kavanaugh
spent a winter in Phoenix about five
years ago and has since resided on
the coast, although her home is in
Windsor, Canada Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. Whitney and his wife
will come to Arizona.
ANOTHER TUCSON HOTEL-It is
reported, says the Tucson Citizen, that
California parties are endeavoring to
interest Albert Steinfeld IN a propo-
sition to erect a four-story hotel on
his lot now occupied by the Methodist
church at the corner of Pennington
street and Stone avenue. It is report
ed that the proposed hotel win cost
100000, but although ii was def
nitely learned tn Uncomfortable
nitely learned that negotiations are
pending. nothing could be learned as
to their outcome.
GOVERNORS WILL MEET TO-
DAY-There will be a special meeting
of the board of governors today in the
offices of the Water Users association,
called mainly to listen to the reading
of a number of communications that
Judge Kibbey has received lately, and
to act upon them if any action is
deemed to be desirable. The nature of
these communications has not been
made public, but one of them, at least,
is a letter from President B. A. Fowler
and no doubt touches in some manner
upon the question of the acquiring of
the Arizona Water company's hold
ings.