Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-01

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AWAITING THE CARNEGIE
IPLANS-The plans for the new Car
negie library have not as yet been re-
turned to the city council by Mr.. Car
negie's architect i'm the east but it is
presumed by those most familiar with
| the situation that the reason for the
delay is the possible absence from mis-
office of that gentleman on his sum-
mer vacation.
ARIZoNIANS RETURN FOR
| ESS-Both trains arriving in
the city yesterday brought large num-
bers of Arizona people home from the
coast. According to weather reports
some very hot days have been ex-
perienced in Los Angeles this week
much hotter than it has been in this
city Possibly the severe heat had a
| tendency to start the touring Arizon-
| ians to their homes.
DELIBERATELY BROKE IN
James Smith, a friend of Ben Torres,
who was sent to Jail yesterday by
Justice Burnett for drunkenness in his
courtroom, got drunk himself and
| went about cursing all who failed to
agree with him that Torres was the
| best man on earth. He got himself
slapped. but he pursued his course,
| swearing that he was going to spend
the night with his unfortunate friend,
And he finally was thrown into the
! cell with him.
NO PLACE FOR RELIGIOUS LIT
IERATURE-For some time past the
postofice authorities have been botn-
cred by some crank FASTING religious
| literature on the walls and pillars in
| the poStoffice lobby. No doubt the
| poster does not know that he is Violat-
| ing the laws of the land by defacing
government property or that if caught
ne would be liable to a heavy fine and
| a possible Imprisonment or ne would
| desist in his work. watch is being
kept for him and if caught he will be
! prosecuted.
HAROLD PEMBERTON'S ILLNESS
Harold Pemberton, the youngest son
! of Mrs. Thomas W. PembertOn, is
quite i'll at a hospital i'm Chicago, just
recovering from an operation per-
| formed by DR. Murphy of that city for
| appendicitis. The operation was per-
| formed last Saturday and was pro-
nounced a success, but his recovery
| viii be slow and it is thought ii viii
be necessary for him 10 remain in the
hospital for at least two weeks more.
When strong enough to travel he Will
be brought to Phoenix by Mrs. Penn
! berton, who is with him.
A KNOWING HEN-Mr. o. A. Tur-
ney has about mis- stable an incubator
| which has not been in use for the last
two years. The other morning he was
RAISING il when he was attracted by
the "cheep'' of chicks, the sound ap-
parently coming from the incubator.
An investigation disclosed not less tnan
fifteen chickens i'm the incubator. MI.
G'urney is not a drinking man and he
i had not previously noticed anything the
matter with himself that morning. But
there was certainly a screw loose
somewhere The later discovery of a
NEST in the incubator threw some light
on the mystery. A hen belonging to
one of the neighbors had discerned the
appropriateness of an incubator as a
Tlace for the Matching out of a brood.
WANTED A NAME-Leo Hoghe.
who is always doing something for the
benefit of the common people yester-
day made public a plan he has which
will make for some lucky individual
$1,000 Hoghe is the owner of stall
lion the sire of which is the famous
oh So. It is his desire to give his
/ property a name in which the name of
the sire figures either at the beginning
! or the ending. For several weeks past
he has racked his brain in an effort to
hit on one. In accomplishing his de-
sire he has utterly failed, so he offers
a prize to the person suggesting the
best name. Hogne did not know which
to make the first prize, a Hoghe ham
burger for which he is famous, or the
! thousand dollars so he left the matter
to be decided by the winner. What he
: wants is a good name for his promis-
ing steed and expense in securing it is
not to be considered.
A TUCSON SMELTER-William
Buckingham. representative of Fair
banks, Morse & Co in this part of the
! IaG CT nj ph from the
southern part of the territory. He said
there was not a great deal Of activity
, in mining just now, but there is a
promise of a great deal. In Pima
. county the Twin Buttes Mining COM
pany. of which Mayor Rose of Mil
waukee is the head. is busy with prep
2 arations for the building of railroad
twenty-sfx miles from Tucson to the
mine and also for the construction Of
a smelter. 1t is understood that the
company will submit a proposition t.
, the people of Tucson for contributions
to the smelter on the condition that i
>-f7be built in town. There is already
| small smelter there, and though
great many people do not know of 1t
. | existence. il has contributed a great
q deal to the prosperity of Tucson.
zl TOMORROW'S CURSION-To
s. mofrOw's excursion to Prescott on th
u Santa Fe promises TO be Wen pdlIoIi
q lied Some go for the ball game, 9th
= ers to get out of the heat and still
other to visit friends. All of those VIII
Il are going however were induced by tn
81 especially low rate of $3.50 made by tn
s road for the round trip. For this rat
it is necessary to return not later tina
Wednesday morning but should 1t b
Il the desire of any who take the trip t
e remain for a longer period up to fiji
e teen days. they can do so by paying a
g additional fifty cents and having thei
81 tickets signed by the agent at Prescott
81 any time up to Monday night. Plent
of seating capacity has been arrange
- for on the train carrying the eXcur
II sionists and lunches will be sold