Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
COMING THIS MoRNING-1Ir5

COMING THIS MORNING-Mr5.
 Eleanor R. Lane is expected to arrive
 here this morning from Indianapolis,
 to visit her son Frank D. Lane. She
 came via Denver where she stopped for a brief visit.
 BUCKEYE TRAVELLERS and
 Mrs. F.. 5. Collins of Buckeye are back from six weeks visit in the east, spending most Of their time in Buffalo
 and vicinity.
 RETURNED FROM THE EAST
 MT. and Mrs. John NOrthcutt of La
 Veta ranch have returned from a two
 months visit to Springfield, H.. and
 many intervening points in i.he great
 west. They report a feeling of pros
 perity wherever they have travelled.
 They have had a good time but are
 glad to be at home again.
 LAND NOT LOCATED-A south
 side reader of The Republication yes
 terday sent his name and address to
 be added to the list of those who de
 sire to know more about the projected
 enterprise of certain eastern men. to
 start farmers in business in this val
 ley by supplying the capital. Inciden- tally he says he would like to know
 where the lands are located and more
 about the terms and conditions. For the benefit Of this reader and others, it is repeated that so far as The Re
 publican is informed. no lands have yet been selected nor terms made, oth- CT than to the extent published. The securing of these names is merely Q preliminary test to see if there are enough people in the valley interested. to make it worth while for the capi- talists to pursue the matter further.
 nEIhEt
 There seems to be considerable ignOr- ance as to the opening of the quail season this year. Many people seem to think it opens today. Under the new game law the quail season opens October 15 and closes March 1. The season is much longer in Arizona than any other state. Quail brought eff three or four broOds this year, and there are more quail in the valley now than for ten years before. The maxi mum fine for violations of the game law is S10C. As there have been a few reports of quail being killed late ly, the fish and game commissioners : will pay ten dollars for information that will lead to the conviction of any parties killing quail before October 15. l The deer season opens today and closes December l. Several parties Of Phoenix sportsmen are planning trips l to the mountains this month. The l limit to each hunter is three male i deer. residents must pay a Ii- cense of $1O a year to hunt deer in l Arizona.
 THAT THEATER INCIDENT-I Rather a sensational incident occurred l Wednesday night at the Eas,lake pa-k theater which in itself is of slight inn 1 portance but which through the pub l licity given it dignifies 1t to the neces- | sity of newspaper mention. Several ! Phoenix men. whose characters as gen | tenen are too well known to require ] any manner of whitewashing, went to 1 the theater in company with q couple | of visitors iu the city and occupied 1 seats on the third row from the stage. Tn the midst of q very serious scene, | or at least a scene in which there was no comedy feature, the leading lady | advanced to the front of the stage and | the third row requested the | gentlemen to leave the theater, getting 1 their money back at the box office and | alleging that she had been seriously disturbed in the speaking of her lines. Several of the party who were seen yesterday said they were taken by sur prise and did not at first realize that hey were the ones addressed. Not the charge that the party \ lad been bOisterOus and noisy, they Il lver the contrary and say that when | he roast was administered from tneI stage they turned round thinking 1t Il