Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

company. He is covering the entire
 southwestern part of the United States
 in his heralding the excellence of his brand Of cigars.
 JUNIORS FOOTBALL TEAM-The Phoenix Juniors baseball aggregation
 now has another string to it's bow. Last night the members organized
 what is known as the Phoenix Jun iors Football cam. The captain is Ellis Graham and Pete Sullivan is the coach. Sullivan will also act as man. ager for the present. The team aver
 ages 40 pounds and thinks it can go
 some. Anyhow it is ready to meet any
 other team in the world that can slide
 under the 150 pound mark.
 PHOENIX MEXICAN ATHLETIC
 CLUB.-The football team of the PhOe
 nix Mexican Athletic club has been re-
 organized and the following officers
 have been elected: John D. Murphy,
 president and coacher; Jose Quiros,
 vise- president; Conrado Ramirez, sec
 retary; Frank Martinez, pro secretary;
 Jesus Chuz, Urea sufer; Sam Murphy,
 captain. and R. A. Bernal, manager.
 The team will meet next Sunday for practice and 1t Is probable that a game will be arranged with the Tucson Crescents 10 be played in Eastlake park.
 WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY.-M. F. Moore, register, and Fen s. Hildreth, receiver, of the Arizona land office, were informed yesterday by a telegram from the commissioner of the general
 land office that thirty townships
 had been withdrawn from entry in Pi-
 nal, Pima, Graham and Cochise coun-
 ties and added to the forest reserves. The reserves which will be increased
 by this addition are the Santa Cata-
 lima, Rincon and Graham reserves. and
 the land withdrawn is in the mountain
 regions adjoining the former limits of these reserves. The thirty-nine town ships affected may not all be fully with
 drawn. but it is estimated that the area will approximate a million acres.
 More definite information will be
 available on the receipt of the letters
 verifying the telegrams.
 A LONG TIME ABSENT.-Mrs. Le-. ola Leon arrived in the city yesterday morning from Goldfield. Nevada. Mrs.
 Leon at one time lived in Phoenix but
 she has not been here for twenty two years Mrs. Leon was a nurse during the, civil war and at it's close came
 west so she has lived on the border for forty years. On January 9th of
 this year a man by the name of James Reaves, formerly a miner in this terri tory, was shot at Goldheld by man of | v l minutes later The murder, she said,
 was coldbIooded affair. She under stood that Reaves mad a couple of sons | living in this territory. but neither of | them appeared at GOldfield, and she ! thinks It possible they have not heard or the death of their father. If they | will address her here she will give them 1 ;he particulars of the homicide.
 | REALTY SALES-TF. K James ra- | ports a nice little bunch of real es- | tate transactions closed up within the | last two or three days. Frank Smith l lire bought the former Ben Goodrich | residence prop r.y on Second street | between Jefferson and Madison streets | The lot has a frontage on Second ! street of SS feet and a depth of 162 ] ct. being a cross lot. formed of the 1 ends of lots fronting on Madison. only ] a nominal consideration is named in 1 tie deed but it is understood the price | Dsi was approximately $3,000. Mr. 1 Smithline will repair the house and perhaps build others adjoining it for | renting. To. 1 in block 30 of the Churchill addition was sold by Mr. James to E. c. Pecka and MT. Vieux | the cement contractor It is improved | by two story brick building which twill be remodeled somewhat and made
 a very attractive residence. MT. James | also sold lot in block 30 of the | Churchill addition, to Perry Payne for | S12OO. This prope rty also has brick i cottage on it.