Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
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INTEREST
THE END OF A VIsIT-Mrs. Kast-

THE END OF A VISIT-Mrs. Kast-
ner. who has been in the city visit
| ing Mrs Gold5wOrthy for the pas,
three weeks. has retuI ned to her home
/ in Prescott.
LIGHTS OUT-The world came to a
standstill again this morning for a
couple of hours between and 3 o'clock.
when the electric light and power
plant went out of business and The
Republican was forced to start up its
gasoline peace distuTber, or suspend
publication. II was only a temporary
shut down and the wheels began tuln-
ing again as usual only the new wcel:
! is started a little off schedule.
BASEBALL TODAY-Though the
| baseball fans were not in evidence
/ last night where they could be found
nothing has been learned contrary to
the previous announcement and it is
supposed the All Stars and the indie
! peEdcnts viii be hard at it again at 3
O'Clock this afternoon at Eastlake park.
/ From the showing made a week ago
! there should be some fine business to-
! day for alternately both teams have
shown good stuff and at the last
meeting what was formerly the weak
er sister came out as a gilt edged
champion. having added some fine
players and got into better form.
AT THE TRACK-An interesting
I hour or two was spent at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon by a con-
. siderable gathering OF people. 4 few
I hUrscmen had invited the members OF
7 the legislature and their families and
anybody else who saw fit to go. To visit
the grounds The purpose was more
10 inspect the plant than anything else.
/ that as many members Of the legisla
, ture as possible might have an idea
Of the magnitude and importance %
the project. Incidentally few OF the
3 Eorsamen brought out some Of their
! fast steppers and gave a number Of
speed exhibitions. II is proposed few
weeks later to hold a regular matinee,
OF which due notice viii b. given.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
. Preaching at II a. IN. and I:30 p.
IN. by Harold GOvctte Morning theme
/ individual Responsibility" Evening
"Reyiyals OF History" In the morn
ing the chorus will render Thou Light
Divine" CMor. ison). and Prof. Hugh, :
will sing My RcdeemCr," (Buck). In
the evening the chorus will sing.
4 Christian the Morn tShelley). and
! there will be a solo by Miss Estellc
: Osborn. The Sunday school viii con-
/ vcnc at 9:45 q. m. the Junior League
at p. IN. and the Senior League al
$50 p. m. Topic The Divine Pur-
/ pose" Leader. Chester Mathers Those
approaching good music will be re-
warded by attending the Genital
/ church and hearing the larg- chorus
under the direction Of Prof T. Fran
els Hughes
ROUGH RIDER MONUMENT-NIr.
. Borglum. the New York sculptor who
! has practically finished the Rough Rid
er equestrian statute is in Prescott SUI
pervisiDg =. the prelminaries Of its
! erection on the city plaza. The Jour
nal Miner of yesterday says: At a
late hour last night Sculptor Borglum
awarded the contract for the building
Of the foundation of the Captain
| O'Neiu Rough Rider monument to
Sines & Rockmark. The contract in
cludes the hauling of the huge boulder
which will form the pedestal Of the
statue from its present location in the
!
plaza and the setting of it in place on
the foundation. TIL work OF moving
the boulder will be commenced this
morning and Sculptor Borglum will re-
main here for a week until the work is
well under way and he is satisfied that
the boulder is sound in every particular
and acceptable to the commission.
SICK CATTLE-Mention was made
a short time ago Of a seemingly pecu-
liar disease that was affecting a large
number Of cattle in the vicinity Of
| Kirkland. Regarding this the Prescott
Journal Miner: of yesterday says
After consultations held yesterday
morning with NJ. \. Perkins. member
Of the live stock sanitary board from
this county, and Forest Supervisor
| Pooler. \. \. Harmon. veterinary in
| spector of the United States bureau Of
( animal industry. left for Kirkland and
! 7 thompson valleys where he will visit
the Rigden herds. reported to be in
| fected with big jaw" i'm company
/ with DR.. Norton of Phoenix. the terri
torial veterinarian who promised to
meet him there. Dr. Har-
| mon refused to make any
statement concerning the disease until
| he had made a thorough examination
of the animals reported to be suffer-
| ing from it. The purpose Of his visit
| is to make tests OF the pus escaping
| from the diseased parts with a view
of learning the true nature of the dis
ease and the discovery, if possible Of
cure. He' will be assisted by the ter
ritorial veteI marian and the owner OF
the stock who has assured him any
assistance in his investigations that he
may desire
SHOPPING IN STATE.