Arizona republican., 1909-04-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.

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 J. H Gagan sold a fine Jersey heifer last Saturday for s25. It seemed a good price for such a small animal. but blood is what counts and she Is of fine stock.
 Mrs. T. A. Mann spent Saturday morning setting out rose bushes. and the first part of the week Mfr Mann set out a row of eucalyptus trees in front of his house.
 J. P. Ivy and family spent Saturday visiting at Mrs. Ivy's fathers, R. O. Greene of Phoenix. .
 N. w. Neil and family spent Satur- day in the city
 Miss Fay Whitlaw and Miss Ruth Brattan were out horseback riding Saturday afternoon Although one horse did for two they succeeded in having a jolly time.
 L. D. Rousseau has had a couple of nieces visiting at his place for the past week.
 Miss Afferson spent several months here last year, but the other lady had never been west. her home being in Chicago. and she enjoyed herself i'm mensely. Clyde Rousseau took them horseback riding down to the Agua Fria last Saturday and happening to run across a Gila monster he killed it and gave his cousin the skin. She said she would have a pocket book made of it.
 Mr. Gaylord drove a colt to town Saturday. Although it had only been hitched up few times 1t did not give any trouble.
 \ MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jackson spent Tuesday in town shopping. and calling on their daughter. Mrs. Bellas
 J. A. R. Irvine sold bunch of beef steers which were on pasture at l.. D. Rousseau's. to s. J. Tribolet. Pal mer and Craig and Irvine and Cldye Rousseau drove them to the Santa Fe stockyards Tuesday afternoon. The steers were feeling fat and sassy and gave the boys a little trouble keeping them going in the right direction but, they got them there all right. Clyde then went home with the Irvine boys and stayed all night with them re- turning home about noon Wednesday The price received was 3lk cents per pound.
 George Acuff, an employe of the Experimental Station Farm. accident ly run a date palm leaf in his knee several days ago. It seemed to heal up. but last Monday his knee began to swell and pain him and he was forced to use crutches to move about at all. George had a severe cut on his knee some years ago which left it ten der and he attributes this lameness to that.
 Brown Bros. purchased a herd of range cattle last week. and now have them on pasture at F.. A. Cartwright's The cattle are in fine shape to have just come off the range. MT Brown was showing them to Jos. Monihan. and Joe pronounced them fine range stock.
 Baird Green. C. c. Greens little boy lost a laprobe while driving to town Tuesday. about one mile west of the on the Lowe road. It was a red and black robe with the figure of little boy on it. The robe was prized as Mir Green bought ! 1t at the Worlds Fair If any one found the robe MT. Green would ap- preciate its return.
 Tom List sold some hay to Dr. Rich mond to be loaded on cars at AIham- bra Tuesday MT. List had w. F. Will Hams and T. N. Harris take a couple of loads down there and no car was to be found. There they were with 75 bales of hay on each wagon and no place to put it. MT. List telephoned to the doctor and then had the hay taken to town where a car was found.
 N. w. Neil is buying up young calves. Wednesday he went out to w C. Stump's place and got a couple of nice looking Durham calves. Three dollars is the price he pays for 4 or 5 day old calves.
 The penny social given by the ladies