Arizona republican., 1905-03-07

BOARD OF TRADE-The directors of trade will hold their regular month ly meeting tonight.
 BUSINESS AND PLEASURE-W. T. Barr and Nj. P. Holiday, have gone to Los Angeles to attend a cOnven- , tion of the officers and agents of the Conservative Life Insurance company.
 GONE TO CALIFoRNIA-Col. H. P. Christy of Detroit, who has been spending a few days here and who has numerous investments in the valley, i left last night for California.
 HOT AIR NCIDENT-Some one started a balloon heavenward from the southeast part of town yesterday af ternoon. but it did not get very far before it took fire and burned up.
 DRUNK AND DlSoRDERLY-Tom Hogan was sent to jail by the city re- corder yesterday under a seven day sentence for drunkenness and disor- derly conduct. The drunkenness was straight firewater as is usual in such cases but the disorderly conduct con sisted of hammering a Chinaman over the head with a bottle.
 A PHOENIX VISITOR-Among the Phoenix visitors and guests of the Ford hotel is State Senator G. E. Culbert of Michigan City. Mich. He Is inter ested in the White Mining company and is here on mining business, in specting the company's operations above Wickenburg. President Agnew of the White compans- was at Mari copa yesterday and was expected to arrive here last night.
 AN ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS MAN-H. R. Mitchnsr of Albuquerque has been in the city for a few days and left for Tucson last night on bus mess MT. Mitchner is a well known business man of Albuquerque. being the head of the Mitchner company, bookbinders and blankbook makers. He is visiting Arizona in the interest of a financial institution with which he is also connected.
 DISTURBERS OF THE PEACE-F. Fuentes, F. Calderon, C. Lara. T. Car margo and John Doe were before Jus tice Burnett yesterday for a disturb ance of the peace. Doe was discharg ed on the condition that he get out of town. The others were sent to jail for seven days. Fuentes, who was found in possession of a gun. was giv- en ten days additional and the weapon was confiscated.
 A BRITISH PATRIOT-Major Stud dert died a few days ago at the Castle Creek Hot Springs after a residence of several months in Arizona MT. Studdert was a major in the British army and served in the Boer war in South Africa, where he was severely wounded. It was the result of injuries in the war that caused him to come to this country in the search for health, and that ultimately brought him to an untimely end. He was in Phoenix for short time before going to the springs and made the acquaintance of quite a number of people here. His home was in Belfast, Ireland.
 GROWING GRAIN-A west end man reports that grain in the Fowler neighbOrhood is growing so fast one can almost hear 1t splitting the air as it pushes up. Yesterday Mir George ! L. P. Chambers brought to the board l of trade room a sheaf of barley that l he said grew at his home at number | 761 east Van Buren street. He says | he thinks it is the biggest specimen | of barley in the valley so far this year | or at any rate the tallest growing with in the city limits It is well headed | out and measures four feet and two | incfe es.
 DEFINITELY SETTLED-It has l been definitely. settled that the Tucson | baseball team will come to Phoenix | for two games. on the 18th and 18th | of the present month. The team | boasts of increased strength since it's | reorganization and fas an idea it can make the Phoenix cracks eat humble | pie. The local aggregation on the oth- | CT hand is brave and extends a well | come to all corners and an especially |