Arizona republican., 1906-03-12
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 A NEW STAR-A chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star has been in- stituted at Yuma.
 GOING TO MAYER-Walter Cope leaves this morning for Mayer. where
 he will enter the employ of E. A. flag gott as stenographer.
 OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN-George Hamlin came to town last night from the Relief mine where he had another dispIeasing incident during the week
 He broke the pitman rod on the rock crusher and had to. get another one made. That has been done, however and the mill is again running as usual
 A NEW PHOENIX PAPER-There appeared on Saturday the first mum Der of La Nueva Centuria of which the Quinones Brothers are the pro- prietors It is well filled with a resume of the telegraphic and local news of the week The elder of the Quinones brothers, F.. Quinones. was for long time the pastor of the Methodist mis- sion in this city.
 TOM BARNES IN NEVADA-Many Phoenix people will be pleased to hear of the prosperity of Tom Barnes, who lived in Phoenix one winter and has
 many priends here. Paul Brizard has received a letter from him from Gold
 field. Nev.. where he is now engaged in newspaper work and incidentally doing a little merchandising also
 GOING TO THE POLE-Since his
 departure from the city. it has been
 learned that Maj. II. E. Hershey, in
 spector of the weather bcreau service,
 who was here last week. is to be one of three men who will accompany Walter
 Wellman to the north pole in a bal
 fF hANr n RT
 Mai. Hershey will go as the govern
 ment's representative on the expedi- tion-
 CAVE CREEK COMING oN- County School Superintendent Full ton returned yesterday morning from an inspection of the school at Cave Creek He found the school in good condition and the surrounding country more prosperous and lively than it had ever been in the course of the numer- ous visits which he had made for sev- eraI years. Mir Fulton this wee,- will visit Gia Bend and the other schools
 in the lower part of the county. RETURNING OFFlCIALS-Gover- nor Kibbey, Auditor Page, Walter Tal- bot, member of the board of regents of the territorial university at Tucson and i George E. Truman citizen member of A the DOdEu Ol COlllIOl EtSLtA Na9 AAAc4 III ing returned from the southern part of the territory where they had been on business in connection with the Ben son school and the prison at Yuma. NIT. Talbot and Governor Kibbey at tending a meeting of the university
 board of regents.
 | DISAPPOINTED FANS-There was much regret expressed yesterday ! among base ball fans over the fact ! that the Examiner team would not be | able to come to Phoenix. There were many who were of the opinion that the | Phoenix team would be able to show ! the coast aggregation a few pointers and were anxious as to the outcome or
 the series of games. IL is more than | likely that the Phoenix team will be- | gin practice and if possible arrange for
 series of games with Tucson and other southern Arizona teams. NEW COAL STRIkE-It Is report
 ed on good authority in Globe that the
 Saddle Mountain Mining Co, which i is operating in Pinal cOcnty. has re- gently opened up a five-foot vein of coal in the lower basin of the Deer creek field. Considerable of the coal | is now being mined and hauled by wagon to the Saddle Mountain camp.
 It is said the company proposes to
 build a narrow gauge road from the mines to one of the Ia .lTOads now
 building across Pinal county. The com pany whose mining enterprise has now ireached the duction point, if it de- velops a good coal scpply will have something perhaps more valuable than , its copper ground.
 | SCHOOL ELECTION-A great deal { af interest is developing in the school election which is to take place the last
 day of this month. A trustee is to be ' elected in the suburban district and one in the city district the remaining members of the board holding over In the country district it is more than i probable that the only candidate will
 be R. F. Miner who will succeed him self In the city there have been two candidates announced c. D. Doris and 1 II. A. Diehl. One will be choosen to i succeed Emory KakS who will not be , candidate for reelection. There will also be an election of a successor as a member of the board of trustees of school district No. 1 of pr. Ancil Mar
 tin who has no desire to serve further as a member of the board.
 I Miss Juliet Gentry, teacher of piano.