Arizona republican., 1906-03-10


 territorial fair commission was held yesterday afternoon following the meeting of the directors of the asso- citation and steps were taken towards an arrangement for the making of the report of the commission. The law provides for the making of this report to the governor before the 18th of July. ! FIVE DAYS EACH-Yesterday 1 Judge Johnstone sent to jail for five days each Henry De Vine and Henry Harris
 RAILROAD NsPEcTIoN-C. c. Sampson, travelling auditor of the Randolph lines spent a few hours in | Phoenix yesterday, the balance of the | day al the stations of Tempe and Mesa. He returned to the south last evening and will today visit Globe. CONNELLY CLAIMED TT ALL | When the news of the vote on the statehood bill amendments was receiv- | ed yesterday. Frank Connolly threw his hat in the air and exclaimed: Didn't I tell We? It was my spache at the opera house that did it all. knew it all the time Thim sinaters | didn't dare do anything else after they heard from me"
 1 PHOENIX CHAPTER D. A. R. This afternoon at the residence of Mrs. l Geo. w. Vickers on East Washington | street a meeting of the Phoenix chap 1 ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held beginning at o'clock and lasting until three thirty. Business of importance will be tran l sacted at the meeting and a large at | tendance is desired.
 RETURNED FROM AUGA CA i ILIENTE-NIrs. Frank Cox returned to Phoenix yesterday morning from the ! xsrh ha hac been for several weeks past taking a treatment for rheumatism with which she has been suffering for some time. l MT. Cox accompanied her back to Phoenix having gone to the Springs | several days ago. Mrs Cox is much | improved in health.
 POSTAGE ON BOARD OF TRADE Il lPAMPHLET-The attention of those | of the Phoenix residents who are mail- ing from the city the recently issued | phamplet of the Board of Trade is ! again called to the fact that three Il cents in postage must be placed on the | envelope to pay for it's transmission | through the mails. Many who have l sent the phamplet have used but two II cent stamp and the result has been that the person to whom it was ad- II dressed never received it. Either this Y or the Board of Trade or the commits II sioner of immigration has had to pay the additional postage.
 II LANDS DELLENBAUGH - Invi- tations were yesterday received by + Phoenix friends from pr. and Mrs. Zachary T. DeIIenbaugh to the mar riage of their daughter Miss Linda A. Dellenbaugh to Lee Hobart Landis which will be celebrated in Trinity church in this city on Friday evening the twenty third of March at eight o'clock A reception will be rendered the couple at half after eight o'clock at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Akers on North Center street
 SURPRISE PARTY-The little friends of Miss Selda. the twelve year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Myers. gave her a surprise party last evening at her home No. soc North Third street. She was inveigled away 1 to the house of a neighbor and kept there until her guests had gathered, laden with baskets filled with delicate viands that please the youthful appe- tite. then she was brought home and introduced to the assemblage- Those ! present were: Nellie Mccoy, Jean Wall. Julia Carugyle, Hazel Slankard, Iucretia Hayes Lucille Richardson, Imogene Bellas. Selda Myers, Walter McLamore. Burkett Wall Byron Bellas. Jean Spear. Albert Hanber, Len How ard, Herbert Anderson. Fred Myers, Sidney Myers.
 PAYING POLL TAX-The corpora tions which are employing Mexican Ilaborers in large numbers are meet ing with no end of grief these days especially in the paymasters depart ment. The law requires each corpor- ation to deduct from the wages of it's employees $2.5O the amount of the poll tax. In several instances the result has been that men who worked but three days had nothing coming to them i their board tickets and the poll tax 1 charge consuming their entire wages The law is an unfamiliar one to most | Mexican laborers and it is a hard mat ter to convince them that some mistake l has not been made in making up their l envelopes when it is turned over to them. One fellow yesterday, by name, Jose Mancidaez, appeared at the Southern Pacific office for his time check He had worked on the grade for seven days. In all he had earned I$S75 His board had cost him during the days he worked $40. his poll tax was S2.5O which sums deducted left | him $205 to his credit for his labor. It is probably just as well that what he said might happen to the public [ school system does not come to pass. It had been explained to him that the poll tax went to maintain the public | schools. The case of MancidaeZ is not an uncommon one for on a recent pay day at Sacaton. a gang of labor CTS many of them had but fifty-five cents left to their credit. They had worked forr days.
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