Arizona republican., 1907-12-02
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CITY CoUNCiL.-The city counci
 it is expected will open bids this after
 noon for the construction of the new
 waterworks plant and this evening the
 regular monthly meeting of the coun-
 cil will be held.
 A TENNYSON EvENiNG-This
 evening at S:30 o'clock the young peo-
 pie of the Christian church Will hold
 their monthly business meeting and
 social. A pleasing literary and musi-
 cal program from Tennyson will be
 given. Each young lady is expected
 to bring a pie. each young man a
 pound for refreshments.
 FL ZARIsAH TEMPLE.-El Zari-
 bah temple of the Ancient Arabic Or
 der of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. will
 hold a regular meeting tonight at S:30
 in Masonic hall. The special business
 of the meeting will be the election of
 officers for the ensuing year and it Is
 desired that the attendaffce shall be as
 large as possible.
 SALE OF CATTlE-C. W. Fisher came in Saturday from the fall rodeo with 150 head of cattle from the Horse Shoe ranch on the Agua Fria river. The cattle are of an extra fine breed and were sold to Tempe parties and were taken yesterday to graze near that city. The stock is looking fine as the ranges have been very fair this summer.
 LECTURER IN JAll-D. J. Rich ards. a travelling lecturer. though he perhaps has some other vocation, was an occupant of the woman's cell1of the county jail last night. He has com mitted no offense that any knows of. but he is being held as a witness Richards was rolled" at Wickenburg on Saturday The man who robbed him was arrested there yesterday. but Richards who Mas drunk. had left town. A telephone message was sent to the sheriffs office saying that Rich ards was on the train for Phoenix and it was desired that he be conferred with to learn whether he was going to assist the government in the prose- cution of the robber. Deputy Sheriff Davis met the train and found Rich ards. who was still drunk. and inclin- ed to drop the matter. The deputy sheriff took him to jail. where he will bt iiciu iii'A Np mp his mind whether he will assist in the vindication of the law.
 FINE JERSEY CATTLE.-The Gra- ham County Guardian thus remarks: The herd of cattle recently brought to this valley by Leonard Freestone com prises thirty head of pure bred Jer- seys. They are all number one milk CTS one of the animals having averaged seven per cent butter fat during a month, and the average for the herd is 5.4 per cent Messrs. FreesIone, sen for and junior. will take good care of the cows and promise great results in the dairying line. The herd will raise the standard of the dairy stock in this valley very materially and is vast display of enterprise on the part of MT. Freestone." The Republican en- dorses the above and will add that it expects to see at least a carload of blooded horses and cattle i from Graham county at the next terri torial fair. Now that the truth is out there is nothing more for Graham county to gain by hiding her livestock under a bushsl.
 A FINE COM BiNATION-There was a fine combination at work yester- day designed to give the people of this valley an opportunity to secure some incomparably pretty pictures. Through the courtesy of pr. A. J. Chandler of Mesa City Messrs. Kothe, Roche and Huddleston, the field staff of the Or chsrd and Farm Magazine. yesterday visited the Granite Reef dam site. Their purpose was to secure some panorama pictures of the site. of the works under the camp, etc, and they got what they went after. Engineer Martin, who is in charge, as well as Engineer Hill, was paying l the camp an official visit, did all they | could to make the visit success. The | day was a splendid one for taking pie 1 lures, and Mir. Huddleston, who might l safely be called the best panorama art ! st the world. stationed himself on the | hillside on the southside of the river. | where his large moving camera had a l chance for wide field of action. He | secured an exposure on two ten-foot | films and feels certain that they will | show up perfectly when developed. The I picture will show the river bed from l point opposite Mesa, clear to the rock l lam at the Arizona head, all the irri- sation undertakings along it's course between those points. and a fine view | Df Mount Mcdowell to the west and | he eastern slope of Comeback in the | ar background. These pictures will be | included in the series from which se- ections may be made for the premiums | o be given with the club subscriptions O The Republican and Orchard and | Farm.
 MOORE'S SETH RANGES IN OVER 10 DIFFERENT STYLES, FROM s220o TO ss5.0o. DAVIDSoN'S CASH STORE, PHOENIX.