Arizona republican., 1906-09-20
OF FLOCAL INTEREST

THE REGISTRATION-The county registration is proceeding rapidly. Two more officers were appointed yesterday H. J. Bennett and Miss Sadie NichoI- son.
 DEMOCRATS WILL cAUcUs-The democrats of the fourth ward will holl a caucus tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the hardware store at No. S6 north Center street
 THE NEW RiNK-The new skating rink is beginning to assume shape. The floor is nearly all laid and the west wall is up several feet. The building will be rushed to completion in a very short time.
 OPENING OF BIDs-The board of control, one week from today. Septem- Der 27. at 10 o'clock a. m., will open bids for supplies for the Arizona In sane asylum, for six months ending March 31, 1907.
 A NEW REsIDENT-w H. Clay pool of Marble Falls, Texas, is a re- cent arrival in Phoenix. He is a brother of MT. Claypool of the Cook jewelry store and expects to reside here permanently.
 A GLORIOUS VAcATION-Mis E. Nestal, of the surveyor generals office. returned yesterday morning from a two months vacation in the east. She says she had the finest kind of time and cannot believe that anybody had a more pleasant outing. She visited Washington, New York and other east ern cities then turned north travelling as far as Montreal.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2243 consisting of the Han cock, Lizzie C., Lost Chance, Good Luck, Red Jacket, Lucky Steal, St. Louis, Lucky Boy, Starlight, Boston, Pittsburg, Grace, Portland, Blue Jay, Black Jack, Newport, Ajax Rachel, Buffalo, White Wings, and Excelsior lode mining claims, situate in Verde mining district, Yavapai county, on un- surveyed ground and owned by the Pittsburg- Jerome Copper company.
 PAROLE GRANTED-Acting Gov ernor w. F. Nichols yesterday granted a parole to J. J. McGrath, who is now confined in the Yuma prison. McGrath was sent to the pen for two and a half years being convicted of burglary in the second degree in Yavapai county. His time would expire m November next but a parole was asked for on the ground that the man is desperately i'll of tuberculosis of the bowels and it is feared he would not live out his sen tence if he remained in confinement The parole was granted that he might return to his family in Yavapai county to spend his remaining days.
 GOLDWATER- -FISHER-Hon. Nor ris Goldwater and Mrs. J. L. Fisher of Prescott were married in Los Angeles yesterday by Rev. F. w. Meaney, the function being private family cere- mony. attended only by a few of the -T~.4s GoIdwater will return to Prescott about October 1. MT. Goldwater is one of the most prominent and successful business men in Yavapaf county and is the mayor of Prescott. The bride has also lived in that city for many years and is well known and popular. A host of friends both in Prescott and Phoenix will join The Republican in extending congratulations to the newly married couple
 A ROUGH RIDER-Deputy Sheriff Frank NJ. King returned to the city last night after a hard ride through the Verde country, accompanying Charles w. Fisher of Cochisa county on tour of the La TOurrette ranch on the Up per Verde. which Mir Fisher is con buying. The ranch is one of the oldest and best known in the ter ritory It is about sixty miles long and twenty miles wide and in one of the parts of the territory. It is we'll stocked with cattle, but on ae- count of the face of the country the owner cannot know within 3000 the of cattle on it. MT. King has been visiting cattle ranches in Arizona and Sonora for the last sixty days. In that time he has seen practically every large ranch in Sonora