Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

Fourth street for the winter Mr..
Burmister will return to his ranch I'm
a few days but may return to Phoenix
at fair time and remain for several
months. He comes to Phoenix for the
purpose of giving his children edu-
cational advantages. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Burmister are the parents of Floyd
Burmister the irrigation inspector at
the ella Indian reservation.
ORNAMENTAL DEER HEADS
Yesterday morning there arrived in the
city two elegant deer heads of six
year old bucks all ready for mounting.
They are the property of w. :. Sar-
geant. an attache Of the L. :. geOlogi-
cal survey, now a resident Of Wyom-
ing, but who spent some time in PhOe-
nix several years ago. Mr.. Sergeant
killed the deer from which the heads
and horns were taken some time ago
between Lander and Cody, Wyoming.
He will visit Phoenix later in the
winter. The heads will be put up for
display at the Larson pharmacy
THE FAIR COLORS There are still
quite a number of people who have
not been sufficiently impressed with
the official fair colOrs. If they have
been told or read about it they have
forgotten il. once again IL is an
nOunced that the official coloTs adopted
last year, are red, white and yellow.
1t is hoped that as many business men
as can do so will decorate their places
of business with these colors during
fair week. Those who cannot get the
fair colOrs are requested to use the
national colors. or whatever they can
get, but by all means decorate with
something.
HE BOUGHT A HOME-John Will
liams of San Diego yesterday bought
through the agency of z. z. PascOe
the residence Of 2. A. Gilmore on
North Third street. Mr.. Williams
spent some time in the city a year
ago and was so well pleased with the
climate and general surroundings that
he decided to take up his residence
here. The price paid Mr.. Gilmore for
the property was $500. Mr.. Gilmore
has bought a large lot in the Green
and Griffen subdivision near by and
will put up a handsome house on il.
Speaking of this last night. E H. Win
ters said that when ne came to PhOe-
nix twenty-six years ago he was Of
feTed the 100 acres which includes that
subdivision for $1,000. He thought it
was too high. Fifty foot lots are now
selling there at from $3.50 to $500
TERRITORIAL VOTE-The vote
of the entire territory two years ago
totalled between 21.OOO and $4,000 and
it has been approximately estimated
this year at $4,000. This is merely a
guess on the new population. II is
probable though that the registration
this year will not equal that of two
years ago or at least will vary but a
little, though it is believed the regis
tration this year is more accurate and
a larger percentage of the registered
vote will be polled. Thus far there
have been received at the Office Of the
territorial secretary the great regist-
ers for 1906. from six counties, total
ling 1857 names. against 1924 names
registered in the same counties two
years ago, or a falling off of 597 names
in these six counties. But Chocise,
Graham and ella are yet to hear from
and these three are supposed to have
made a remarkable growth in the last
two years. In the six counties heard
from the registration inNI9O4 and 1903,
respectively, was: Apache 9S2, 634;
Santa Cruz, 76S, S92; Pinal S26, 724;
Yuma, 1926, 1880; COnconino 1913,
1918; Yavapai. 5299, 5169.
CHILD'S STUDY CIRCLE MEET
ING-The mothers of the Child's
Study Circle of the Churchill school