Arizona republican., 1905-09-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST

DANCE TONIGHT-Tonight al Eastlake park a dance will be given at which the music will be furnished by WoTtmans orchestra.
 A STORM BREWING-For a time last evening the sky gave out every indication of a storm but here in the city none put in an appearance. For a very short while a light sprinkle Of rain fell
 WALTER CLINE MARRIED-Wal- ter Cline. the well known cowboy, who on several occasions has participated in cowboy tournaments in this city was married in Prescott on the evening of Sept. 19 to Miss Clara Ainsworth, a daughter of Judge and Mrs. Afnsworth of Walnut Creek, Ariz. The couple will make their home at Juniper, where MT. Cline is in charge of cattle ranch. F. p. TROTT AND FAMILY HOME-F. ?. Trott. Mrs Trott and their daughter, Miss Nellie, returned home yesterday morning from Los An geles. Mrs. TrOtt has been ill the greater part of the summer but is now considerably improved. They have been in Los Angeles during most of the hot weather, MT. Trott joining them about two weeks ago.
 FOREST TELEPH ONES-The gov ernmeut is preparing to install on the
 
 telephones and telephone stations. This is done for the better protection of the reserves. The value of rapid commun- ication to differ ent parts of the re- reserves is obvious. The putting out of a forest fire may often depend upon immediate knowledge of their origin and whereabouts.
 CAPT. HARDY'S LLNESS-Judge Ross c. Blakely who has just returned to his home in Kingman from visit to Whttier. Cal, where he went to see Capt. w. II. Hardy who is in a hospital there in a serious condition. states that he left Capt Hardy some what improved but could not give hope for his recovery. In fact he said a final collapse might be looked for any time.
 TORE A HOUSE DOWN. China man driving through one of the alleys of the southeastern part of the city in turning a corner short, tore several boards off a building occupied by Je- sus Cevias as a home and did other damage for which Cevias asked the police to make the Chiuaman pay. The Chink was aDprehended and made good the amount of the loss to the property owner.
 A MIXUP-Last evening a short while after 9 o'clock a fight occurred In the vicinity of the Hardwick hotel between two men as a result of which one was badly cut on the leg with a knife and had to be taken to his home. His injury when dressed by the physician was found to be of mild form. At none of the usual sources of information could the names of the parties be learned.
 PRESBYTERIAN c CHU R c H-At O in is +p ha a vice in the church. Next Sunday is a communion day and this evenings ser vice is in preparation for that special event. It is customary to have more than one extra service in preparation for the Lords supper but it has been decided this time to hold only the one of this evening. A call is made for all members of the congregation but par ticularly for those who are to unite with the church
 EXCURSION TICKETS -S O m C time ago The Republican printed an item in which the statement was made that the limit on the coast ex- cursion tickets was Sept. 30. Many Of the readers of the paper understood the item to mean that the tickets eX- pired on that date. Such is not the case. the final return being November 3GUh. The date heretofore .refered to was the limit placed on the ticket agents for the selling of coast eXcur- sion tickets.
 INEBRIATE INDIANS-C I Me Reynolds, assistant United States at torney. passed through Phoenix yes terday en route f om Tucson to Hol- brook At the latter place the Indians have for several weeks past been on a big drunk and an effort will be made to prosecute those guilty of furnish ing them with the liquor. A deputy marshal has been in Holbrook and the country south of there for several days and MT. McReynOlds goes north for the purpose of assisting in the prosecution of any arrests the deputy may have made.
 NEW SUIT FlLED-Suit was yes terday filed in the district court by the De Mund Lumber company against Charles Davis, The Mormon Girl Min ing Co, Wm. T. Reed, Standard Iron Works, C. N. Taylor. F. M. McCann and Hugh Roberts, defendants, to re- cover $39.S6 and 6 per cent interest on the same from the 21st day of Decem- Der, 1904 and costs of collection. In the petition of the plaintiff it is furth- CT asked that the amount claimed be made a first lien on the property of the mining company. The parties de- fendant other than the Mormon Girl company claim an interest which the plaintiffs in the action allege should be secondary.