Arizona republican., 1905-10-26
MESA CITY INvEsroRs-Mr. aI

lots and 6 of block II of the Mont gomery addition, the consideration be- ing $500.
 WATCH AWAITING oWNER-The city marshal has a ladies' gold hunt ing case watch that he is holding for the owner to identify. All the informa- tion he gives concerning it is that it has probably been lost for a year.
 SANITARY BOARD-The live stock sanitary board was in session again all day yesterday, but its business was almost entirely of a routine nature. There will be another meeting today at which some other matters may be taken up. among them the appoint ment of an inspector for Tempe.
 TUCSON COUNTRY CLUB-The Tucson Country Club is now thor oughly organized for business and pleasure and mas completed golf links and all other preliminaries to a sea son of festiyity. It will be one more feature of entertainment for winter visitors to Arizona, as well as afford ing diversion for the home folks.
 ON-KLINE-Last even ing at the home of MT. and Mrs D. c. Hinsdale in this city Rev. Dr. McAfee united in marriage Evelyn D. Arfwed- son and Edith D. Kline. Immediately following the ceremony the newly married couple left on a trip to Cali fornia. A number of their friends were at the station to bid them goodbye.
 MANUAL TRAINlNG-It has been decided to add a course in manual training to the Phoenix schools. and to that end an examination is in prog 1ess at the office of the territorial su- perlitendent for the accommodation of those who believe they are competent to fill the position. There was but one applicant for examination yesterday anu the result of his work will nOt be known until today.
 CLASS SOCIAL-"Wee girls" the members of MT. Blacks class, will hold a social .n the parlors of the First Methodist church on the corner of Monroe street and Second avenue Friday evening. October 27, at S o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged and light refreshments will be served during the evening. A pleasant time is anticipated and all are invited to attend.
 ARiZONIANS WERE THERE-In the views of the Britt-Nelson fight that are on display in different places about t:.e city advertising the exhi- bition of moving pictures showing the
 
 in Phoenix the faces of several PhOe- nix sports are plainly visible. As they are seated in the front row, it shows that the best is none too good for an ArizOnian.
 THE BUILDING OF A HOME Contractors have completed the fOun dation of the residence which is be ing erected at the corner of Frs street and Pierce by George Tisdaie. When completed the structure will represent an investment of $2,000. It is being bui't for renting purposes.
 THE BUILDING OF A PIER-Work on the Cassion pier, which is being built on the Phoenix and Eastern road at bridge IF, has progressed to such an extent that a depth of 50 feet has been reached. Twenty feet more are to be dug, and on account of the depth at which the men have to work it will take as long as the first 50 feet have taken.
 CHRISTMAS IS COMING - The Logt-office officials are reminded by the character of the mail that is be- ing posted that Christmas is not so very far away Every year there are number of bright-faced children who believe everything they hear, and m accordance address letters to Santa Claus, outlining their ideas of W hat they ought to have next holiday tlnc. The first one of these letters this year was mailed yesterday.
 COUNTRY CLUB OPENING - NJ. C. McDougall, president Of the Coun- try Club, yesterday announced the house committee he had appointed for the year. It's members are Mesdames Aaron Goldberg, W. K. James, s. M. CulIom, and Messrs. H. I. Latham and Carrot Ryan. MT. Ryan was later elected chairman of the committee. The first afternoon at the club will be held on the 5th of November, which date will mark the opening of the club house for the year.
 RESIDENCE PROPERTY SOLE - l.. C. Baker has bought, through tre agency of J. Ernest Walker, the prop. crty cn Grand avenue owned by !. C. Wasson and formerly owned by Lloyd 2. ChrsUy. The consideration was SS,- 15O. which is considered a bal gaia pric". The property embraces the cn- tire south half of block 29 of the Grand avenue addition, there being six ltts, numbered s, 10, 12,14, 1R and 1S. There is also a good seven room frauie l ouse wate' tank, wind mil, fruit trees, etc. tne property oe'H8 vrtl imII owed and a nica home place.
 ANOTHER TUCSON RUNAWAY Another runaway with serious re- suits occurred in Tucson last Sunday, at Elysian Grove. Mrs. M. Seth Rog- CTS. with a lady friend, who also had a baby with her, were riding in a buggy, when the horse became fright ened at a cub bear and ran away throwing out the occupants of the buggy. Mrs Rogers sustained cuts on the head and one leg and an injury to the spine Her injuries are not regard ed as dangerous. though it will take