Arizona republican., 1906-10-18
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FOOTBALL AT PRESCOT T-The ! football team of the Phoenix high school will leave for Prescott Friday night. where it win Sunday meet in contest with the Prescott high school team.
 FUNERAL OF A. J. WEST-The funeral of A. J. West will be held this afternoon from the funeral chapel Of Easterling S- Whitney at 9 o'clock. the services to be conducted by the officers of the Salvation Army.
 A GIFT OF ROSES-A large bunch of handsome American Beauty roses found its way into the business office of the Arizona Republican. They were sent in by Ralph Thomas, from the w E. Thomas home on North Central avenue, which home has long been known to possess yard of specially fine roses.
 RAILROAD VlsIToRs-E. A. Jeff 1 fries. general purchasing agent of the Rock Island and Frisco system. passed through the city the first of the week en route to Kelvin in company with a party which is expected to re- turn to Phoenix on Friday The party ! is investigating several properties in | the Kelvin district.
 ] REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN - The ] evening for a tour of the western part of the county Last evening they held a meeting at Meridian and Friday night they will assist in a republican l rally at Buckeye. Saturday night meeting will be held at Arlington,
 which they will attend in a body.
 DEPORTATION OF GYPSiEs- ! George Webb. immigration inspector who arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning, during the afternoon gath | cred in eleven Mexican gypsies who for f several days past have been trading
 around Phoenix They were last even ing taken to Tucson and will at once
 be deported to Mexico on a charge of
 having violated the immigration laws
 TWO YEARS FOR DOUGLAS
 William Douglas. the man who con-
 fessed to the robbery of the Mesa post office, was yesterday sentenced to two
 years in the penitentiary. Manuel
 Arvizu. who pleaded guilty to selling
 liquor to an Indian. was sentenced to
 one year and one day at Yuma and to
 pay a fine of S100. Nelson KistO. an Indian charged with selling liquor to
 an Indian, stood trial and was con
 victed.
 INSANE ON RELIGION - Sheriff
 Nabor Pacheco accompanied by Jack Dufton of Tucson arrived in the city yesterday morning with a Mrs. Oliver
 of Tucson who had been committed to , the insane asylum. She has for a long , time been crazy on religious subjects She is an old resident of Tucson. Her
 husband now dead was for long time a Southern Pacific conductor out of
 Tucson. She is in good financial cir
 cumstances.
 AM IMOIIEcTA corouar's fno11cSt twas held yesterday on the body of
 Walter Greeley who died the night be- fore at ranch near the city. The
 cause of death was consumption. Greeley was in an advanced stage ct , the disease when he arrived in the val a ley a couple of weeks ago. But the - fact that he was alone at the time of
 his death made an inquest necessary ., It was found that death was the result
 of natural causes.
 a A POLITICAL PICNIC-The repub- :, lican candidates had a picnic night be- z fore last at the Creighton school house c When they arrived at the scene of tho Q festivities they found the whole com - munitv gathered to welcome them ', They also found that each member O Q the community had parcel looking < like g. shoe box and that the parce ii contained grub, provender for the pie , nic They also found that these littl ' ] boxes were for sale to the candidates "a at S5 apiece. The political bazaa = netted the community S74. It is un q derstood that the proceeds are to b i, applied to the digging of a well at tn n school house or for some other edu =, cational betterment.
 Q REALTY SALES-R- H. Greene ha
 sold the Dalton property at Adam n street and Twelfth avenue to Di if Woodward. the. dentist and w H. Kay
 for approximately $4000. The bric 70 house on the corner and the fram
 house in the rear was bought by Dl z, Woodward and the adjoining house b . MT. Kay. Though the property wa
 formerly that of T. F. Dalton the til , rested in MT. Greene at the date c . this sale. it having been transferred | .. him in the settlement of Dafton's mike - financial affairs after his nasty depart ;. ure from Phoenix. Greene & Grifii o have also sold for Annie Torney to :. D. Laird, lots 8. 3, and To- in bloc , 10 of the Linville addition, the pric .0 paid being $500.
 Mir. and Mrs. Spaur of Maricopa wh
 have baer in rha cftv for several day