Arizona republican., 1905-07-15
IRON sPRINeERs-w. H. V


 Mrs. D. H. Burtis and children and Grace B. Melton left on this mornings Santa Fe train for Iron Springs.
 THE LIVE STOCK BOARD-The live stock sanitary board finished the busi- ness of the quarterly session yesterday after meeting for several days The business was of a general routine character though complaints regarding inspections from various parts of the territory were heard and some of them were acted upon by the appointment Of new inspectors.
 GONE EAST-Paul Renau Ingles left on this mornings $. F., P. & F. train for a couple of months visit in the east. He will go first to Chicago, then to his old home in Cincinnati. which he has not visited for nearly four years Later he will go to New York, Washington and a few other down east villages of more or less importance in the commercial world.
 BACK TO ILLlNOIS-John 4. Cousley jr., left last night for Alton. H., which is the home of his youth. He is a newspaper man by profession and has resided in Phoenix for the last five months. during which he has been employed large part of the time on the local papers. He is going via Fl Paso and though he has no present plans for returning west he hopes to visit Phoenix again some time in the near future.
 RESIDENCE PROPERTY soLD- R. H. Greene a few days ago bought of William Mathews lot , of block F of the Linville addition, on which there is a four room frame dwelling. Yesterday he sold the property to J. F. Wainscott for $S5O. MT. WainscOtt was married only a few days ago and will make his home here, though his work for the present is in Pinal coun- ty where he is team boss on P. & F. camp engaged in rockwork along the line of construction.
 UNION SERVICES AT EASTLAKE PARK-The union evangelistic ser vices which have proved so popular at Eastlake park will be continued for the present. There will be services at the park Sunday evening, July 18th. Young Peoples meeting at 7:30 and the preaching service at o'clock There was a much larger attendance last Sunday evening at the young peoples meeting, and it is hoped that the attendance will be still better at the next meeting. as the plan is be- coming better understood. Let all persons interested remember the time of meeting and be present.
 A PLETHORIC SCHOOL FUND
 The territorial school fund is getting full now from a variety of sources. | The books of the office of Territorial
 Trea surer Kirkland show that the re- ceipts from the tax of two per cent on the gross receipts of insurance companies doing business in the terri tory amounted for the year to S2O,- 773.42. The rental from school lands amounted to $1O.O241O. Of this sum this county contributed more than half or S5,7O8.35 but the schools of this county will not get that amount out of it by long shot since it has not near Iy half the school children of the ter ritOry.
 A MINGLING OF RAcES-News req ched the city yesterday of the sur prising marriage of Miss Glace, late a teacher of the Phoenix Indian school. to Alfred Scott a former pupil of the school. The marriage took place in Southern California on July ,. The bridegroom was a rather handsome young man and of more than average racial intelligence. He belongs to a southern California tribe. He spent some time at the Phoenix school but was compelled by i'll health to give up his studies and return home. Soon af- ter the close of the school she followed him to the coast where the marriage was solemnized. The bride was an eff