Arizona republican., 1906-09-30
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 : Of Local Interest
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ON RAILROAD BUSINESS-M. H.
 Phillips of the auditing department of ] the Santa F'e, with headquarters at ! Prescott. arrived in the city yesterday ] afternoon and will remain here for a i day on business in connection with ! the company.
 CALLED EAST BY SICKNESS- Mrs M. c. Ryland well known in min ing circles, was called to her old home in Danville. Ind. by the illness of her mother, who passed away four days after the arrival of her two daughters The mother was 72 years of age and
 has raised a family of nine children all of whom were at her bedside. GRAHAM FOREST RESERVE
 A recent report states that the Ora
 ham forest reserve yielded the govern
 ment the sum of $1,2G426 during the
 year ending July 1. This came from
 the small numbering and grazing
 charges which are made. Ten per cent
 of this sum will be returned for the
 purpose of building roads and con
 ducting schools in the vicinity of the
 reserve.
 PHOENIX MAN INTERESTED-
 The Nogales Times says John F. Cave of Pasadena. California. and J. A. FL
 iott of Phoenix both officially con- nected with the Coast Line Copper company. are in the city on business. They have a splendid property, equip
 ped with every modern improvement.
 MT. Cave is president and MT. Elliott
 secretary and treasurer.
 A TUCSON COLT-Henry Lee. a Tucson colt, will be backed this fall in the Phoenix races to drag down the money for twO-year- -Olds. says the Citizen. The horse is owned by John ! Beck, sam Barldey and Riley McEwen. 1 MT. McEwen was exercising the colt ] a day or two ago. He stated that he would certainly be able to do half mile in 1:22 with the colt. This was the best time in the two-year-old race 1 last year in Phoenix. {
 FOR A NEW CHARTER-The movement started some time ago with an idea of taking some definite action towards securing for the city of Bisbee a charter under which it will be pos sibie to make needed Improvements. 2 and. in short. conduct the business of the municipality in a manner credit able to the city. has met with general approval and Mayor Caven has an nounced that a mass meeting of all the citizens would be held at the city hall on the evening Of October 4th foT the purpose or discussing ways and means of accomplishing the end in view.
 LOCK THE DOORS-It will only be the part of wise precautiOn for Phoenix people to exercise unusual care for the next few days in the locking of their doors. both day and night, if they leave their homes, and at the same time be a little discreet about leaving large. fat bank rolls and surplus jewelry and lying around The circus will be here tomorrow, and, while like all modern hrEt-class shows. no bad are permitted to accompany the aggregation if known to the man agement, the fact remains that gentry of the criminal sort are apt to travel contemporaneously with the big crowd making enterprises of this sort. The crowd, the excitement and the un- usual conditions of circus day. afford excellent opportunities for not only the travelling pickpOcket and burglar, but for the homegrown criminal as well. so it is up to the citizens to beware The police force will be constantly on guard and will do all il. can to watch suspicious persons. but Marshal Kin hey requests people to be also vigilant in their own interest
 MIR. COOPER AT FLORENCE Will F. Cooper passed through Phoe- nix last night about midnight, en route from Florence to the northern part of the territory. Last evening at Flor 7nce he spoke at a meeting held in the court house, attended by about three hundred people. He was not in bet ter mood for speaking since the cam paign began, and made an address s which was loudly cheered throughout the course of his remarks. The meet ng was presided over by pr. George E NJ. Broadway. MT. Cooper was pre-