Arizona republican., 1904-10-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MIR. KIBBEY HOME-Judge Kibbey returned home yesterday morning from visit to Solomonville on legal busi- ness.
 THE HIGHLANDS-Mfs. G. NJ. Greiuer has just opened her new sani-
 tarium, The Highlands" Her rooms
 are thrown open for inspection and
 the grounds are dotted with elegantly | furnished tents.
 MIR. GRAY BAcK-C. H. Gray and party returned yesterday from an over land trip to MT. Gray's Africa mine | southwest of Ehrenburg. They were gone nearly two weeks and had
 as fine trip as anybody could have
 in a desert journey.
 THROUGH SERVICE RESUMED Through service on the Santa Fe has been resumed. The s. F. P. & P. from
 the north will arrive in the city six
 hours late this morning having been
 detained at Ash Fork to await the ar
 rival of trains from the east which have
 been held up near Albuquerque.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL-Througn
 the agency of Taylor & Son, lots 21 and 2S University addition. block M. were sold today to Nels Burkey. MT. Burkey
 has been in the valley for some time and owns some houses close to the lots. He expects to build soon.
 MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Buffalo, Bangor and Burlington lode mining claims, sit uated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county, Arizona. The survey is designated as survey No. 1917 and is owned by J. w. Wallace of -Bisbee. Ari- Zona.
 THE MAILS-Phoenix yesterday re- ceived two days eastern mail via the south, including also large quantity of mail for Prescott -5- other points along the s. F., P. & P road. Word was received yesterday afternoon at the $. F., P. & P. office that the lir e east was opened up again for through business and that three or four trains from the east would arrive at Ash Fork last night. The main line trains will all run regularly hereafter.
 . POLICE COURT-Sam Wah, the Chinaman arrested Tuesday evening for disturbing the peace of a Mexican woman who lives near Chinatown, was sent to jail yesterday for ten days There were two other faces in police 1 court that were even more than fla miliar. One was the festive Andy Gar cia who was drunk as usual and got his 1 usual AhC udS SCALClltG lie OInGI ] was the wild eyed Torebio Camargo, 1 who was drunk and disorderly as us ual, and got his usual ten day sentence
 IRRIGATION ESS-Gover- | nor BrOdie yesterday appointed the | following delegates to the twelfth na- | tional irrigation congress to be held at | Ea Paso, November 15, Is, IT and IS: | D. NJ. Green, Solomonville; Reanos | Camp Verde; George w. | Hance, Camp Verde; George J. ROsk- | rudge, Tucson; Lyman Bridges, Tue ] son; F. F. Shrine, Tucson; M. Win | sor, ST, Yuma; Captain Henry War l ren. Holbrook; Frank P. Trott, Phoe- l nix; Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix
 GOALS TO NEWCASTLE-Som thing was seen the other day at Tempe | whicit had never before been seen in | that part Of the country since it be- | came an agricultural region famous l for its growth of alfalfa. It was a | load of desert hay brought in by q 1 Mexican. l. loked like an excellent | quality of red top and found a ready purchaser. It is interesting to know | also that where this hay was cut three months ago there was nothing but a | barren waste where even an ant could | not have found sustenance
 LEAGUE LITERARY MEETING-t There will be a combined business, lit erary and social meeting of the Ep- worth league in the Sunday school room of the M. E. church, South, this evening at o'clock After the busi- | ness meeting there will be very in