Arizona republican., 1905-04-06
A BOARD OF TRADE DINNER

J. c. Adams, following T practice which he began some years ago, Will give an annual dinner to the board of trade next Tuesday night. Covers will be laid for about 200.
 MINING OUTLOOK GOOD-F. J. Price of Kansas and a mining man of Yavapai county. arrived in the city yesterday morning. Mir. Price says that the mining outlook in his part of the country is better than it has been for years.
 STILL WAlTING-Finding it inn possible to reach Officer Peterson of Roosevelt by telephone yesterday. Marshal Kinney finally wired him via Globe. of the arrest Of Charles Trim dIe the day before by Officer Moore and asking MT. Peterson what he should do with him.
 THE BUCKEYE DRYING OFF Phil Moore came up from the Buckeye country yesterday. He says it is not quite so wet in that part of the world as it was but neither is il insunerIbly dry. There is still a good deal of wat CT in the river and there is likely to be until the snows have melted.
 4 DEVILS LANE-A Devils Lane was presented at the Iardwick thea ter last night by George D. Sweet and company The bill is a musical com edy and the performance seemed to be well appreciated by a fair house. The orchestra puts some life into things and there are numerous situations that provoke good humor and keep up in terest. There are number Of clever song and dance speciaIties but prob ably the most engaging single feature is nine year old Marjorie who plays tho rTa7v-iF,Ta Kid ie n unusually bright little girl and has an ease of manner and naturalness on the stage seldom possessed by one of her years.
 DEMOCRATIC ACTIViTY-T will be a meeting of the democratic city central committee tonight to make arrangements for the holding of the municipal convention. The democrats are somewhat at sea as to their mC5e e. ments in the coming campais1. It is known though that a strong element of them is in favor of endorsing Shott and Langston, the candidates of the citizens party. for the council from respectively the first and third wardC.
 THE PROSPECT SPEcIAL-Tom ShuItz of Prescott is in the city in the interest of his special edition Of the Prospect for circulation at the ROrLldnQ eXDOSlIlDn- lie says the en- terprise is moving along satisfacto- rily is Yavapai county and the edition will be a success anyhow, but he would like to have Maricopa county repre- sented in it also. He has placed that proposition before the proper persons and it is for them to decide and he feels that it would be a wise expendi- ture of a small amount of money.
 THE PURCHASE OF A HORSE J. C. Adams yesterday bought cf j. r.. Wheat the famous horse, Bystande-, for $1,000. Bystander was brought 10 tEe city about two years ago and quickly became recognized as one or the good horses of tbe territory. He vas sired by Zolock (2:09) and he by Mckinney, the most famous uf all siTcs. - y---cder has no record but re has won a matinee race in 2:13 3~4. Judges Of horses are of tte opinion that he could make a mile in the neighborhood of 2:10.
 WATER USERS ELECTION-It was learned yesterday that there was one more contest in the Water Users election of Tuesday that had not been heard about in Phoenix. It was in the Eighth, or Tempe district where ". J. Kngsbury was elected governor over C. A. Saylor whose name appear ed on the official ballot. The present board of governors will meet next