Arizona republican., 1905-02-16

TUCSON S-SuperinteI-
don't McGovern of the Arizona division
of the Southern Pacific railroad, ar
rived from Tucson last evening with a
party of friends end win remain until
this evening.
NO FRIEND OF THE GENERALS
Arthur A Hay of Los Angeles ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
Mr.. Hay is the gentleman who has
been appointed by the International
Typographical Union to conduct the
fight against the Los Angeles Times
The object of the visit of Mr.. Hay
through the territory is to direct pub
lie attention to the unworthiness of
the Times as the Times has frequently
directed the attention of its readers to
the unwOrthiness of Mr.. Hay and his
friends of the union. Mr.. Hay saws ne
has been very successful in his cru
SADIE.
BURGLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E.
p. Stanley of Globe. who arrived in
the city on Tuesday night was called
away yesterday by a telegram from
Kelvin informing him that a couple of
burglars who had broken into a ware
house in ella county lately had been
captured. There was more than ordi-
nary local indignation against the
burglars for a part of their booty was
a forty gallon barrel of whisky. The
sheriff received a later telegram say
ing that the burglars had been. taken
to Mammoth. The sheriff viii leave
the railroad at Tucson and go across
the country after them.
A NOVEL ADVERTISEMENT
There is hanging in the NJ. & p Office
a very novel thing il the way of an
advertisement of the product of a New
York paint manufacturing establish
ment. 1t is a card about the size OF
q small caneddar and on the card is
4 picture of a little girl. Her dress
however is not picture bu- 4 real dress
made of tissue paper. The paper is
sensitiZed with some chemical or chem
icals by which the weather effects
changes of color in the dress. Beneath
is this couplet: "When 1 wear pink,
a storm is due; When days are fair
I change to blue" Aad the rhyme is
well borne out by the facts.
THE CARNIVAL-The carnival was
up against it yesterday on account of
the bad weather. There was no show
either in the afternoon of the evening.
There was no great amount of rain but
just enough to make it disagreeable
grounds fortunately are naturally well I
drained and the water runs off of it's
own accord except in little spots here
and there. In such places the carnival /
employees will Obliterate the mud this |
morning by filing the little sink holes
that may appear. 50 that visitors may /
enjoy the show this afternoon and eve |
ming. They will also fix the crosswalhs /
leading to the grounds so visitors may /
cross the streets or get from the cars
without walking in the mud.
MIDWINfER CHATAUQUA-Ar- !
are being made for a
Chautauqua assembIage to hold meet /
ngs in the First NJ. z. church of this
city during the week beginning March |
H. The Ministerial association, w. c. ]
T. L. ana Womans club are cooper |
3ting in he enterprise which is be- |
ng directed by Rev. Himrod of Los
Angeles. Among those who will assist /
N making the meetings both pIeasur
able and profitable will be President !
George a. Gates of Pomona college, |
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage of Los
Angeles, Prof Mark 3. BeaI of Albion, |
Mich. college. Mrs. Kate Upper Cal |
Pin o. the Cumnock School of EXPIRES
sion. Los Angeles, and Mrs. Hester T. |
Griffith, president of the w. c. T. L. /
of Los Angeles. There /
will be present also a male quartette
rom the University of California, and |
Mrs. EsteIla Hill Hibbs, a noted So
1r-no singer of San Francisco, win be
among the vocalists. A local chorus
will be drilled by Prof. Todd to render
he cantata PRAYER and Praise
THE PIMA SMUGGLING CASE
rhe case of Mrs Maria Pima, charged |
With smuggling a quantity of Mexican
lrawn work into this country was be-
gun yesterday before United States