Arizona republican., 1905-02-23
CONE TO eoIsE-Mrs. Dean

GONE TO BOlSE-Mrs. Dean Ross
 and two children left on this mornings
 Santa Fe train for Boise City, Idaho,
 where they expect to remain all sum
 mer. visiting with Mrs. Ross mother.
 CEREMONIAL sEssION-El Yem-
 amah Temple No. 65, Dramatic Order
 Knights Of Khorassan will conduct a
 class of Tyros across the hot sands
 Saturday evening, February 25th. The
 occasion promises much enjoyment for
 those who are fortunate enouSht to at
 tend.
 MESA GOT SKINNED-The Mesa
 ball tossers were up against it yester-
 day for fair. They had foudly hoped to
 put it over the Phoenix team but there
 was nothing doing. They tried two pitchers against Phoenix and then had to give it up. Carroll caught for the Phoenix team and Durham was in the
 box with Farmer Jim Walden on first.
 The score was eight to four in favor of Phoenix. The visitors did very good work and are credited with an honest effort but they couldn't find Durham a little bit. There was a small attend ance naturally with big things doing at the race track, the carnival and the theater at the same hour.
 LECTURE ONIGHT-Tonight at the Presbyterian church Ralph Parlette delivers the second lecture of the Y. P. s. c. E. course. MT. Parlette is unquestionabIy among the most en- tertaining and unique humorists on the American platform. Wit, humor and satire flow from his lips in a rapid. nervous style that compels laughter and applause. But tv merely distin- guish him as humorist is to do him a great injustice. He is more, a bril- liant orator, who shows peoples sor- rows in a new light, as subject for laughter, and not tears. and he is cap able of capturing and holding an audi ence as few men can.
 SANITARY MATTERS-Dr J. C. Nortcn, territorial veterinarian return ed last night from Douglas where he went to meet Dr. Melvin Of the bureau of animal industry and other officers of the bureau to confer regarding live stock matters in the territory. The result of the conference was very sa- and assurance can be given that this territory will remain on the right side of the quarantine line. Dr. Norton returned by the way of Flor ence. That is the second time he has had to take that round about way in getting back to Phoenix since the floods descended. There is a great deal of activity and competition about the Florence ferry. But the boats are good and the journey is made without much One of the boats is called the Mayflower. All the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution cross in it.
 TALLY-Ho PARTY-Among the many people enjoying an outing as a Al IL
 ton of Washington's birthday was a jolly crowd of young people, who drove north to the Indian school, then east to the falls viewing the power house, then on again, but right here it should be said tkat the young men did an act of charity. Just after leaving the In- dian school a COW had in some way become entangIsd in a wire fence, and was held down in such a manner that she could not get up without being re- Ieased-thanks to the samaritan spirit Of the boys she was soon free. Arriv- | ing at the Hole-in-t -the-Rock a delicious Unch was served, after which the party l proceeded to the reservation, returning via ScottsdaIe to Phoenix. The party | coast-+ed of MT. and Mrs. Egley, MT. and Mrs. N-G-ter Hill. MT. and Mrs. | MT. and Mrs. Ellis, Miss l Martha Dyer, Miss Martha Egley, Miss ] Rae E. Callahan, MT. Memo Egley, MT. | Pumpkin" Ellis and Dr. F. Munson. |
 ALI ABOUT A BOY-A ten year old boy yesterday afternoon created a | disturbance on south Second street that | lad the appearance of a riot. tele- phone message was sent to the police 1 station from the Manila saloon. Officer | Moore set out with the idea that he lad a desperate character to deal with. | When he arrived near the scene of hos i ilities he found the street filled by an |