Arizona republican., 1906-07-11

with the mission of helping to develop the country. The July issue contains a number of pictures of rural scenes in this valley and a well written two page article by Charles A Van der Veer secretary of the Phoenix board of trade The subject of the article is Farming and Fruit Raising in the Salt River Valley of Arizona" Extra copies for free distribution are avail able at the board of trade room.
 FUNERAL OF MANUEL FER NANDEZ-The funeral of Manuel Fer nandez of the Eastlake Park Stock company, who died Monday after brief illness, will be held this morning at the Catholic church at o'clock The dead man was the warm friend of a number of the members of the Mexi- can band of this city and that or ganization will this morning escort the body from the parlors of Easterling & Whitney to the church.
 THE FAITHFUL NINE-Harry J. Bennett of the Buffalo and Arizona Mining company, near Morristown, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon and will remain here for several days. On the day previous to the Fourth of July a number of the men who had been employed at the mine made request for lay-off that they might make the trip to the celebration at Flagstaff. He granted them the per mission to go but on the condition that none of them should return to the camp with a cent of money. Nine men made the trip and nine men re- turned, all safe and sound. having fol- lowed the instructions given them Accordingly they were put back to work
 EXCURSION TO THE COAST-A large excursion to coast points left the city last night over the Southern Pa cific. The passenger ltst with Los An geles their destination included Mrs George C. Harris Mrs. Brown, Kate Lackland, Doris Orme, Chas. Orme Frank Marvin, Mrs. w. L. Feel Mrs George Graff. Fred Marsh and wife, D. M. Johnson, Mrs. Jane Lamson, Err nest Lamson and Vera Lamson, Laura Rillups and Cecil Bnlups Mrs. B. O'Connel Mrs. s. L. Pritchard; c. A. Liggett, L. M. Johnson. Mrs. George Hamlln. H. s. Nicholson, Dorothy Mi- ] chelsOn, Mrs. Martha McFau, Rick McFaL, Mrs E. E. Pascoe; Mrs Bell, A. c. Austin and wife, Mrs. NJ. J. Mar quis, Miss V, Marquis, Vera Berger. F. | A. Smith and wife, Mrs. G. l. Smith, ] Mrs. M J. Flaherty. Miss Appleby and mother and Jesse Steele and wife of 1 Mesa City,
 | WANTS HIS MONEY BAcK-Sher- 1 if J. V. Parks of Graham county. ac- ! companied by w. E. Spaw an in ! spector of the live stock sanitary board at Clifton, arrived in the city yester- day morning to attend an anticipated i meeting of the sanitary board. They had not learned that the meeting of the board had been postponed to be held on the 24th of this month. It is not likely that MT. Parks will return at that time for the greater part of his time between now and November 6 will be devoted to the campaign he is making for the democratic nomination for sheriff in his county. The date of the Graham county convention has not as yet been set but Sheriff Parks was of the opinion that it will be held the last of September. At present there are five candidates for the nomination. His business to Phoenix and that of MT. Spaw was made for the purpose of presenting to the sanitary board a situation in which they are interested to the amount of several hundred dol lars, involving the sale of twelve head of cattle which had been seized and sold by Inspector Spaw and bought in at the sale by MT. Parks. The sale
 was contested by the persons from whom the cattle were seized and they finally were given a decision after the case lad been appealed to the supreme
 court of the territory. MT. Parks now J seeks relief from the sanitary board
 the sale having been made by an officer acting under the direction of the board Both of the men returned to theil
 homes on last nights train
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 It's an easy matter to sympathize
 with the poor when your pockets are CLico0o