Arizona republican., 1906-06-11
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

SAN R FE I'M E. lH6GEs
 CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival "The Diamond Jo." for
 Junction. Ere ott,
 Jerome Junction, Ash
 .sF6e FEgf Daylight Express; ''O d" 1'O al"
 for Wickenburg, Con-
 gress Junction, Pres
 colt, Jerome Junction,
 E6r as2 Hs9dsn s9ds saions 7ss ann ann ssS 3 ann ann For Tempe, Mesa. Flor
 ence. Kelvin, Wrinkle
 man ........- ....-.-..-- ll:S1 am lz.ZO pm FUNERAL OF r. J. BRYAN-The funeral of Thomas J. Bryan, who died .on Saturday will take place at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the under taking parlors of Easterling and Whit ney.
 A RANCH OUTING.-Mrs. A. L. BOehmer and Mrs. Jack Gibson yes terday returned from weeks visit at the Gibson and the Cook ranches in the New River country, where they have been watching the rOdeo whicn has been in progress there for several days.
 Y. M. c. A. MEETING.-There was very interesting Y. NJ. c. A. meeting in Veterans hall yesterday afternoon. Among those who addressed the meet ing were pr. John Wix Thomas. Dr. J. C. Norton. C. T. Hirst Prof. StilweH and Major LamsOn. Next Sunday the meeting will be held in the basement of the First NJ. E. church.
 DEPARTING STUDENTS.-A num- Der of students who have been attend ing the Tempe Normal school the past year passed through the city yester day enrOute to their homes in the northern part of the territory. Others spent yesterday in the city and left last night over the M. & P for south ern Arizona points.
 TEMPE WON EASILY.-In a rather One-sided contest at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon the Crimson Rim baseball team from Tempe defeated the McNeil team of this city. the final score being 24 to 9. The Tempe team did not bat their half of the last inning. There was a small crowd in attend ance. the heat of the afternoon mater tally interfering with the playing of the game.
 FELL AMONG THIEVES-John Snyder who works for his living. and who. according to his employer. is usu- ally to be found in the straight and narrow path, Saturday night wandered from that course and fell in with thieves and vandals. He awoke yes terday morning in the county jail with out money and without many ac- quaintances. He finally succeeded in securing aid from a friend who ar ranged for his release this morning.
 WEIGHING THE MAILS-CharIes c. Partridge, who has been in Phoenix since about the 20th day of February. weighing the mails which have gone out from the city over the various roads, last week received orders to discontinue the. service and return to his headquarters at Los Angeles. 1 Though no complete records were gfv- en out by MT. Partridge regarding the weight of the mails during the period he was making the report, he said there Was fair increase over what | was shown at the time of the preceding ! weighing. The increase has been par ticuIarly heavy on mails coming over the southern route, probably occasion i ed by the fact that much of the east 1 ern mail now comes by way of the Rock Island to Fl Paso. Upon the weights as secured during the lO6 days | this weighing has been in progress the | railroad contracts for carrying the mail for the coming year beginning July first will be made. The weighing just concluded has in cluded all of the divisions west of the Mlsslsslppt In connection with the mail weights and the statement of MT. | Partridge that there has been a mater | laI increase it is interesting to con slider the net collections of the Phoenix ! otfice for many years past In 1SS5 the collections were $4,474. IS: in l IS94, $l4'O16l7 and for the present fis- cal year they will exceed 36,OOO. Tn 1