Arizona republican., 1906-03-14

ment. The death of MT. South will come as a shock to many of his friends here, who did not know of ms illness and for the further reason that he was physically one of the fin est and healtniest appearing young men in the city. The funeral was first announced for today, but was later set for Thursday
 GONE TO LOS ANGELEs-W. A.. Giles left last night via the southern route for a couple of weeks stay in Los Angeles.
 SPENT A DAY HERE-F. w. Tuck erman, special agent of the pension bureau spent yesterday in Phoenix. leaving this morning.
 HERBERT SCOTT ILL-Herbert B. Scott of the M. & P. offices who has been feeling badly for few days was yesterday confined to his rooms with a threatened attack of fever.
 DRUNK AND DlSORDERLY-Jas Mulligan and Mike Hogan were in po-
 lice court yesterday on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and were given the usual sentence of five days each.
 STRAY WHEELS-The police have four stray bicycles. One is a ladies blue frame wheel and the other three are all built for divided skirts or trousers. One of th2n bears the name plate Amazon" and the other two have no name plates on them.
 THE LAST DANCE-The Capital City Dancing club, in view of the other dances to be held this week has post poned it's usual Wednesday evening ball until Wednesday evening of next week. And next weeks dance will be, the last one to be given by the club this season.
 SHEEP SPEAKERS DEPARTING Last evening a party of sheep shearers left via the M. &, P. for Fire baugh, Cal, their next scene of opera tions. The party was composed Of Morgan Edwards, William Murphy, Will Jackson, F. Anderson. Eugene Crandan. Gus Start and L. H. Mills.
 AN INCREASED AGENCY FORGE George B. Richmond has associated himself with the real estate agency oS ]. Ernest Walker in the capacity of salesman. Mir Richmond is well known in the community and is well acquainted with the lands of the valley and is in every way equipped for that business.
 A CHICAGO VsIToR-Frank A. Guilford of Chicago, a commercial man spent yesterday in Phoenix being on a business trip through these parts. MT. GuilfOrd is first lieutenant in the first regiment of infantry of the Illinois na- tonal guard and is an enthusiastic guardsman. He has published a book of adjutants' forms that has received the endorsement of many regular army officials. He called on Col McCTnt- 0ck yesterday to talk over national guard affairs.
 LOS ANGELES ORS-Henry Hassheider and F. w. Besler of Los Angeles and David Gockley of Santa Ana, arrived here Sunday morning via the Southern Pacific, being brought here through literature and informa- ton acquired in the Los Angeles Of flee of J. Ernest Walker, to look over They spent Monday driving with Mir Walker through the orange belt and were amazed at the cheapness of Ari- zona orange land when compared with similar lands in California. Yesterday they were driven through the sugar beet countryT in the neighborheOdF orl Glendale by George B. Richmond.
 THE LEcTURE-There was a large and appTeciative audience iH the Eirst Methodist church last night to listen to the lecture of Dr. Robert Mcintyre of Los Angeles on Thirty Minutes in a Sunless World" The ler'Ire was iIt- teresting and entertaining as well asI an instructive one, the sunless world being the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky whose wonders all have read about but only a comparatively small number have seen. Dr. Mcintyre is an elo- quent speaker and the lessons he draws from the interesting facts described are timely and true. pr. Mcintyre will lecture before the Tempe Normal school this afternoon.