Arizona republican., 1906-04-02
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SAMMY WAS SoLD-Sam Dono-
 frio reports that the bahv that cano. 1 to his home on East Monroe street | should have been a girl, but il really
 was an April fool boy.
 WILL STAY IN ATcHIsoN-pov
 LoInan. formerly foreman of The Pe | publican mechanical department and Wh" IS now in AtchisOn, Kans.. exDects to remain there this summer and i'm
 cldentallN do some ball playing with the Atchison team. He had previously
 arranged to join the Beaumont. Tex.
 team, but got an offer in Atchison
 that made 1t a more desirable place
 to stay
 HARRY HUCk'S RETURN-Harry
 l.. Huck. Of Chicago arrived in the
 city yesterday morning and will spend
 several weeks here. possibly remaining
 through the summer It will be recall ed that since leaving Phoenix the young
 man came into his share of the es-
 tate of his father who died in the
 east last fall His bequest is held in
 trust by the eXecutor of his fathers
 will to be paid to the son in monthly mstallments. Temporarily he mas taken apartments at the Hotel Adams.
 NEW ASYLUM HEAD-Dr. Ray ferguson, of Nogales. arrived in tho city yesterday and assumed his duties as superintendent of the territorial asylum for the insane. succeeding Dr.
 w. H. Ward, who resigned his office several weeks ago. Mir Ferguson did not take action yesterday on any Of the resignations of the attendants of the institution which were rendered him upon his assuming his duties and he could not say last evening jus. what changes, if any. he would make.
 A DEAD NEWSPAPER MAN Lewis N. Levinson died yesterdlv morning shortly after II o'clock at his rooms on South Center street in inc Denver. He was a man past middle age and the greater part of his ca reer he had spent in newspaper N york | Some eight years ago he came to this | territory and worked for a tine rn one of the Prescott papers, and later ! on one of the papers in this city. Ley | fson came from a family of newsL,aper | men. He had four brothers all in tne l worll>en the Pacific coast two of them {, connected with the Oregonian al Port | land one as business manager anG a l second as a prominent editorial writer | His funeral has not yet been announc- | ed. Although of a prominent family. 1 Levinson has for several weeks past ! been charge on ais friends amoig | the printers, and for the past week | they have provided him with a nurse The cause of his death was tubercu- losis.
 MEETING AT MESA TODAY Judge Kibbey and Mir B. A Fowler will address meeting of southsideIs this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in Me sa City. It is sincerely hoped the south side water users will turn out in a body and give them an opportunity to state the real facts of the situation as 1t confronts the voters of the associa- ton at the present time. Until re- gently there was. a feeling of harmony present throughout the valley that never existed before. and which was really the most encouraging feaIu of the whole storage project. Nor was there any important sentiment of op- position to MT. Fowler or the work -ne has been doing for the valley. T'r some re 'son, however. a series of nls- was given circulation the valley that for a time were given credence by many good men. So far as was practicable their falsity was demonstrated by personal but it is impossible for MT Fowler or his friends to see everybody in the short time before election. A big mass meeting was held in Phoenix which has had the effect of I reaction in favor of Mir. Fowler. and it is felt that there are but few people on this side of the river who do not ] now know the truth and who are now very generally rendering MT. Fowler their support. It is sincerely believed also that if the south side people will give Judge Kibbey and MT. Fowler hearing the effect will be the same there. The water users who are ar -ayed against MT. Fowler at the pres ant time are the ones who in justice to themselves should hear what ne las to say Their own welfare depends