Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 PAINTING THE BUCKEYE. - A party of Phoenix painters will this morning leave for Buckeye to work for several days on a contract of con siderable size for one of the ranchers of that section. ..
 A NEW BABY GIRL-Early yester- day morning there was born to MT. and Mrs. Jack Jaeger a fine baby girl. Both the mother and child are doing nicely and the joy of the father knows no bounds.
 EXPECTED THIS MoRNINe-It is expected that George KIotzbach will arrive here this morning from New York with the Greene string of fast horses which were shipped by express several days ago.
 BOUGHT A FARM.-Willis Graham has bought a forty-acre tract of land in section 30, north, ? east. The sell CT was A. M. Jones, one of the old set tiers of the valley, who filed on the land in the early days and has lived on it ever since.
 THE HIGHBINDERS-T High binders, on Saturday night, held the first ball given by the new social or ganization. It was well attended, and pronounced a success in every way, both by the Highbnders themselves and by their invited guests.
 MOVING SURVEYORS.-A party of surveyors of the geological survey passed through Phoenix, yesterday, en route from Mormon Flats to the district near Payson. During their stay in Phoenix their camp out fit was pitched near Eastlake park.
 A CACTUS PICTURE DISPLAY.- F. E. White, of Florence, who has built up an extensive business in the man ufacture of novelties and some useful articles of cactus pulp, wood, etc, has sent to the Board of Trade a large cac- tus frame showing the pictures of many of the novelties he manufac- lures.
 GOT WHAT THEY WENT AFTER. J. w. Walker and A. J. Edwards, yesterday morning. returned from an eastern trip in the interests of the White Mining company, in which con cern they are largely interested. Their trip was a successful one, they having accomplished the object of their mis- sion.
 THE FAIR STOCKHOLDERS. - A meeting of the stockholders of the ter ritorial fair association will be held at MeIczer hall this afternoon. All the stocIzhoIdres are asked to be present. There will probably be important de- velopments within the next twenty four hours which Chairman Adams de- sireS to discuss with his associates.
 COMING TO PHOENIX. - Ward Hughes. yesterday morning, returned from a visit to the east and his former home in Chicago. From conversa- tions with various travellers and per sons of his acquaintance. he predicts a heavy travel to southwestern points during the winter months Part of his time since leaving Phoenix MT. Hughes spent in New York.
 DEATH OF MRS. COTTON-Mrs r. E. Cotton died last evening at the Sisters hospital after a long illness MT. and Mrs. Cotton came here a year or so ago, partly on account of her health and last year conducted the Oc- cidental hotel They spent the summer on the coast hoping that Mrs. Cotton would be benefited. and returned from there only a short time ago. CARROL CHRISTY, CADET.-Car' rol Christy, one of the cadets form Ar zona in the military academy. at Wes Point. is this year one Of the regular members of the first football team ot the school, considerable of a distinc- tion for a cadet who is only in his third year at the academy. In making the first team his work as substitute last year and his great weight had much to do with his success. MODJESKA MAY COME.-Charles F. Berger, manager Of the Doris the ater, yesterday received a communica- tion from Jules Murray, manager fol Madame Modjeska. looking to a pos sibIe tour of the territory by his fam ! ous charge. He desires to ascertain Ii | it would be possible to secure a guar antee in the towns of Phoenix, Pres | colt and Tucson for the appearance il l these places of Mime. Modjeska abou the middle of February. MT. Berge | will see what can be done about it. CROSSED THE WATER TO WED l Mike Irish, a well-knowh Pima l county man, was married to Miss Maj garet Walsh in Tucson a few days ago 1 The marriage is tinged with a pleas ! ant romance. Years ago the groom l came from Tipperary county, Ireland ! to make his fortune and succeeded, fo | he was one of the discoVerers of th' 1 Twin Butte mine, and is now one O