Arizona republican., 1905-07-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

ONE MORE BRIcK-George Ham, lin came in from the Relief mine yes terday bringing in another nice little
 gold brick.
 GONE TO THE cOAsT-Harry Heap left on this mornings Santa Fe
 train for San Francisco, though he
 will stop over a day in Prescott
 PRESCOTT VISITOR-Mr. F. A. Jones, general freight and passenger agent of the $. F. P. & P, is in the 'city on business and may remain for
 two or three days
 HOME AGAIN-W. K James re- turned yesterday from Iron Springs. where he went to attend church on Sunday. It was not learned whether he remained for Sunday school or not.
 GONE TO MEXICO-Mrs. Robert Chapman and children left last night for old Mexico where MT. Chapman has been engaged for some years in railroading and where Mrs. Chapman lived sometime previous to year ago.
 GOING TO NEW YORK-Barry Goldwater will leave in a day or two on his annual purchasing trip for the Goldwater stores. He will spend the most of his time in New York. but if any of the intervening villages look big enough to stop off at he will prob ably avail himself of his opportunities
 THE SANDERS FAMILY CROW iNG-WOrd reached the city yesterday that there had been an addition to the tamily of N. A. Sanders formerly coun- cllman of this city and now a rancher in the Buckeye country. The addition is a girl. Both the babe and the mother are getting along well.
 GONE TO ROOSEVELT-Engine L. C. Hill returned yesterday morning from a few days visit in Los Angeles where he went on various matters of detail pertaining to reservoir construc- tion. He left for Mesa last evening accompanied by President B. A. Fowler of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, and today they will drive to Roosevelt. MT. Fowler will prob ably return from there next Saturday.
 THE TWO GARCIAS-Two men by the name of Garcia were before Justice Burnett yesterday on charges of dis turbance of the peace. They were not related to each other except in crim- inaIity and in that they were twins. They were also given twin sentences seven days in the county jail. There was another man by the name of John Doe. MT. Doe represented himself to be a working man with a job in sight. He convinced the court of the truthfulness of his statement and was allowed to go.
 EUGENE HIGHLEY'S FUNERAL The funeral of Eugene Highley will take place this morning from MOhns undertaking rooms. He was twenty one years of age and his home was in Troy. Kan. He came here about three months ago for his health. He was ac- companied by his brother who remained with him until the last. He left here two weeks ago for Wickenburg where he died last Friday night.
 PERKINS, PERHAPS-It was learn ed yesterday that a cOIored man had been arrested in Prescott on the sus- picion that he was the elusive Ben Perkins who is wanted in Phoenix for a variety of reasons. It is supposed though that a mistake has been made for the reason that from all that has so far been learned Benjamin is in California. Still a man with his won derfuI nerve is liable to be anywhere.
 MIR JOHNSON HERE-R. M. Johnson. superintendent of the Calu- met &, Arizona stock farm below Bis bee, arrived here yesterday and 1t is understood intends to take his family back to Bisbee with him. The C. x A. farm is the biggest agricultural enterprise in that part of the territory and is irrigated by water from the c. & A. mine It is a dairy farm and in- cIudes a large acreage of alfalfa for feeding the cattle and horses. Most1 of the dairy stock and horses for the farm were bought in this valley and it is reported MT. Johnson will take another carload of horses back with