Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-11-17
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NEW NoTARY-C. NJ White of
Yuma was appointed a notary public
yesterday by Governor Kibbey.
GOING TO DOUGLAS-Nick Adams
of Prescott was in Phoenix yesterday
enroute to Douglas where he expects
to reside permanently.
BAPTIST CHURCH LADIES-The
ladies of the Baptist church will have
their sale of Christmas articles on the
evening of December 10Th instead of
December 18th, the date previously an
nounced.
THE RATHBONE SISTERS-To-
night is the regular meeting night of
the Rathbone Sisters. The meeting
nights have been changed so often
lately that members are somewhat at
sea.
AN ILLINOIS VISITOR-Mrs. A n.
Wheeler of Grant Park, ILL.,, is in the
city visiting Mrs. c. S. Richardson for
a few days. Mrs. Wheeler was a dele
gate to the national convention of the
w. c. T. U. in Los Angeles and is now
enrOute home. She will remain here
until Monday next.
PREMIUM LIST READY-The pre-
MUM list of the first annual Territor-
ial Fair is now printed and ready for
distribution Those who have need of
them can get them by calling on the SUI
perintendent at his office in the post
office building or by addressing him.
The list is a book of seventy pages
many of which are devoted to adver-
Using and pictures. The latter are
views from the town and county and
Roosevelt dam and wagon road. These
pictures are introduced for the reason
that many of the books will be used
as souvenirs and sent to eastern states.
A KENTUCKY VISITOR-T n.
Holt of Arlington, Kentucky, is a re-
cent arrival and will probably spend
the winter here. 1t is only a courtesy
to the great state of Kentucky to as
cribe Mr.. Holt to Arlington, for he
really ought to be considered a resi-
dent of Phoenix. Anyhow he has been
coming here whenever he wanted to
for the last fifteen years, and has had
the wisdom to invest a good many
thousand dollars in this valley. Some
of it is in acre property and some of
it is in Phoenix realty. But it is hard
work for = Kentuckian to sever allie
glance to his home state, even for so
promising a commonwealth as Arizona.
PHYSICAL CULTURE-Joe Moni-
yesterday designed to put him in nfie
form for the foot races during the fair.
To begin with four head of cattle broke
out of his pasture and hid in the brush
near Glendale. After running them
| down and getting them back where
they belonged he bought a hog of a
| neighbor and had to spend an hour
| catching it. Then he got a phone mes
| sage that forty head of his cattle in the
| vicinity of the asylum had broken out
| of the pasture and he had to round
| them up. He says that anybody who
| thinks the life of a rancher is a seden-
| tary occupation has another guess
| coming.
NOTICE TO CHILDREN-Super
tendent Clark of the territorial fair de-
sires that the children of the whole
world, and especially those of Phoenix
| should be notified that there are nC
more button badges for advertising the
fair, available for distribution. The
last consignment received has been di-
| Vided up and sent to other places in
the territory for distribution, and there
! are no more on hand. The children
who have been climbing the stairs in
the postoffice building about three
| times a day for the last three weeks
in the hope of accommodating more but
tons, are hereby officially informed that
there is nothing doing and the only way
they can hope to get buttons now is to
steal than off their fathers coats.
KEEPING BUSY-Farmers are told
to make hay while the sun shines but