Arizona republican., 1906-06-09
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DOCTOR DID NOT GO.-Mrs. H. A. Hughes and daughter left a day or two ago for Denton, Texas, to attend the exercises of the class with which Miss EriIe Hughes graduates. An item an- nouncing their departure stated erro- n!ously that Dr. Hughes went also. POLICE cOURT.-Ir police court yesterday Acting City Recorder John stone sent Jack Maber, Frank Castle wood and Jacob Rhinehart to jail for seven days each on charges of drunk | enness and declared forfeited the three dollars cash bond 4. G. Alison put up l when arrested for being drunk and asleep. Officer Moore late yesterday afternoon arrested couple of drunken and disorderly Indians who were mak- ing disturbance near Fourth and Ad- ans streets
 CHURCH OF cHRlsT-Corner of ! Fifth avenue and Monroe stre, et. J. Cronenberger, minister; residence '22 West Fillmore street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching and communidh'
 at II o'clock, subject, Live in My | Love" Christian Endeavor at D. m.,
 subject, "Christ's Relationship to His ] Disciples, and what He Expects of Us; Mrs. Wright, leader. At o'clock | the choir will give a praise service, en- 1 titled "Our Hymns in History and Story" This will be a most instruc- tive as well as entertaining service. A most cordial invitation is extended to
 all to attend these services.
 BUYING BEET LAND.-A few weeks ago Henry Gilman of Wis consin bought a tract of land known as the Hansen place. near Ky rene. There is about one section in the track. MT Gilman was attracted | to it as sugar beet land and he said that he had engaged in sugar beet raising in the north for many years. | He also said that when his neighbOrs { found out what kind of a place this was they would come here too. One
 of them has evidently found out. for yesterday there was filed in the office i of the county recorder a deed from MT. l Gilman to Charles A. Lyman for an undivided tenth interest in his pur- | chase for $5.O0O.
 A HANSON STUDENT.-Prof. E.
 M. Lamson has received a letter from
 a former student whose home is in | Bur.ingame, Kan. but who atteuded | t9e LamsOn school here a year ago last
 winter. After leaving Phoenix he en- ] tered the employ of the Santa Fe
 Railroad company and held various po- | sitions along the system. finally being | given a position in the Topeka offices.
 Later he entered the employ of the
 Rock Island system and is now secre- tary to the general manager of that | system, whose office is in Topeka though most of his time is spent in ! traveling around in his private car. The young man writes that since leav- ing Phoenix he has been almost all over the United States, has a good po- sition and feels grateful to the Lamson school which equipped him for the work he is doing.
 THE LARSON DRUG COMPANY l When C. A. Larson severed his con nection with the Brisley Drug com pany a short time ago it was an noUnced that he would shortly engage
 in ranching. He has now secured a ranch at the corner of Center and Washington streets having organized the Larson Drug company and ac- Equired the stock and fixtures of the T Goodman pharmacy, together with it's i good will and the thermometer that hangs on the front of the building and ' has been giving out the hottest wealth CT bulletins in the country for many years past. The details of the trans action have not been made public and it is not known whether MT. Larson has any other millionaires associated with him or not Neither has it been
 
 poses to go to farming or building rail- roads. It is only known that MT. Lar sons d-tine infatuation for pills and | paregoric has overtaken him and he has broken into the business again.
 REAL ESTATE MOVINS.-ReaI es-
 tate men claim that the market in this Val ey as to ranch and city property
 was never more active and the prices asked and paid show that conditions are even improving. Two years ago there was great activity in the trans fers of ranch property but it was an unhealthy boom and had much to do with delaying the prosperous season which is now on. At present there are two classes of buyers, both of them home residents, one class buying for their own use and with view of im- Imedlately taking up their residence on the ranch property and improving it and the second lot buying with q view lof holding for later transfer to pur- chasers from the east. That this last lclass will not have long to wait is fully demonstrated by the fact that during the past three weeks there have been as many as eight eastern buyers In
 Phoenix for the purpose of looking over
 conditions. Some of them are still
 here and have on several occasions ex- pressed themselves as being well pleas ed with the outlook for raise in
 values. Yesterday there were six or
 seven transfers of ranch property ar ranged for and it is thought that the papers will pass and the deals be closed in a very few days. In city property
 there have been numerous transfers
 recently. most all of them however of
 deals where purchases have been made purely for investment purposes.
 Many a man won't take any back talk. even from his own conscience