Arizona republican., 1905-06-03
SAVING THE ORANGE CROP


 Munger Bros, orange and olive grow CTS northeast of the city, have Just put in a pumping plant for the irriga- tion of their orchards. They are now independent of the canals. for they have assured themselves of a supply of from fifteen to twenty inches.
 AN INDIANA VISITOR-Miss Grace Peck of Evansville, Ind, is in the city for a few weeks visit with her sister Miss Fanny Peck, the music teacher at the Yeager home. Miss Grace is also an accomplished musician and is an artist with the flute. The father of these young women is also quite well known here> Though his home is in Evansville he has quite large holdings nere. both in city and ranch property.
 EAGLES AT THE BAT-It is prob able that a game of base ball will be arranged between the Eagles of Phoe- nix and Prescott. There has already been some correspondence on this sub ject with the object of bringing the game off at Prescott on July 4. The local Eagles lately defeated the Elks in T game at the park and the Eagles of Prescott also beat the antlered broth erhood there so that Q championship question has arisen.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER VICES-Sunday school at 9:45. Preach ing by the pastor, Dr. Lapsley A. Me Afee at II a. m. and D. m. Morning theme "The Work and the Method '' The morning offertory solo will be by Mrs. R. M. Tafel and the chorus choir will sing. Harry With Me. Oh. My Fa- ther." MT. Irving H. Andrews will sing at the evening services. The evening will hn
 dows." Junior Endeavor meeting at 3:3O D. m. Y. P. S. c. E. meeting at : p. m. will be monthly consecration meeting with roll call. A cordial vel come will be extended to all.
 TWO CENTS POSTAGE-Reader who send away copies of the special edition of The Republican should re- member that the postage on a single copy is two cents. It's a big paper and there's lots in it. People are in big luck to get so much valuable informa- tiOn through the mails even for two cents. This mention is made for the reason that there are now perhaps a hundred copies in the postoffice that have been held for postage having only one cent stamp on them. Those knowing themselves to be guilty should go round and buy the additional stamps.
 A oUARTETTE OF DISTURBERS Manuel Gonzales was before Justice Johnstone yesterday on a charge of a disturbance of the peace. If Gonzales htd been let alone he would probably have been arrest a little later on a charge of felony. At the time he was taken into custody he was about to break into a wholesale fight with an open knife in his pocket. He was sent to jail for ten days. Jesus Sandoval. who sought to interfere with the of ficer who arrested Gonzales, was sent up for fifteen days. Juan Salazar and Jarcobas Garcia, only common distur- bers of the peace each got off with seven days.
 FINE STRAWBERRIES ES-"Straw- 1 berry, Black took to the Board of Trade -0~~- yesterday some of what experts declare to be the finest straw berries ever grown in the Salt river valley, and that means Arizona, and for that matter it might be stated without exaggeratiOn that they are as fine as berries ever grown anywhere. It was a measure four and a half or five inches around it. To show that they were not mere freaks of large growth, MT. Black brought in several boxes, all of the Arizona eVerbearing variety, and all of them of unusually large size, perfect development and flavor. An effort will | be made to preserve the berries in their