Arizona republican., 1906-11-25
TIE FoRwARoNess oe p,NAl


 "Pinal county is to be the leading one of the territory" said Hon. B. F. Herr. yesterday, and then he went on to tell why. It has the mines and tie agri- cultural possibilities which are not found in so great volume in any other county in the territory. other counties have the mines and others the great agricultural reaches. but no county has both to any great extent. Pinal has had rather hard time of it for the last dozen years but now it is seeing daylight The Phoenix and Easteri, opened the mining districts and now the country is assured of irrigation water. What more could be desired2
 LOS ANGELES RAcES-The horse men of the coast find it just as i'm practicable to race their fast harness horses in mud, as the Arizona horse men do. There has been some local interest here since the fair. in the events slated for the week just ending. in Los Angeles, by reason of the fact that number of the horses that parti- cipated in the Phoenix races went there. Among them was Audubon Boy. who is still ambitious to break ths worlds record. The rains of the week. though, have postponed tho meeting as it did here one year ago. ft was first postponed to Friday but weather reports since then would in dicate that another postponement to next week was necessary.
 THE WEATHER-There was just as much weather yesterday as usual hitt if. v-aS of a dirara,t ng-d ,., h ,, curate. several kinds. There was an effort early in the day to clear up and protect the reputation of the govern ment forecaster, but the task was too great and the clouds hung around more or less suspiciously all day. It Is thought an effort would have baek made, to rain a little more during the afternoon only that it got so cold il 1 couldn't rain. Toward evening it grew a little milder and there was a trace 1 of rain but the night air put a stop to | it. It rained almost constantly dur ing Friday night until nearly daylight when 1t cleared up temporarily. About | -55 or an inch had fallen up to Friday | evening and from that time until last | evening there was a further precipita- ! tlon Of -52. making q total of consider ! ably more than an inch. Word was re- ,eived from Roosevelt yesterday that ihere had been a rise Of two inches in he river and a light rain had fallen. but it was then clear and the storm seemed to be over. This is surely a situation. plenty of rain for he valley farmers and little up where can do damage Passengers who anne down from Prescott or the Day lght Express yesterday said they Iest he mountain city snugly covered up lnder from fourteen to sixteen inches fl snow. The highest emperature 'esterday was 57 and the lowest 4s i ut il seemed colder than that all the inc.
 GIDEON ClUB-The young mems lass of the Church of Christ meets at he Sunday school hour. This is piendid fellowship and all young men re invited and will be made welcome.
 PEACE OISTUR6ERs - Yesterda. justice Johnstone gave l.. Loroaa and isco Ramon seven days each for dis urbing the peace. WOMAN'S CLUB DELEGATES he delegates to the late convention of ne Arizona Federation of Women's 1 Tubs at Prescott came in from the oIth yesterday morning. Most of the outhern delegates left last night for leir homes BON TON DANcE-The Bon Tons i ave issued invitations for dancs To , gwen next Friday evening. Novem- i CT goth in Melzcer hall.
 
 ne |. M. C. A. meeting $. s. Green T I'll speak He has chosen for his sub f ct The Sunday Closing of the Sa- on. All men and boys are cordially ' vited. The meeting will open at , , clock.
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