Arizona republican., 1906-05-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

PUPILS REclTAL.-The fifth of the series of recitals of the Arizona School of Music will be given tonight by the pupils of the piano department of the school. assisted by pupils of the other departments.
 CATTLE FOR THE cOAST-De Witt R. Smith last evening shipped to the market of Los Angeles six cars of beef cattle. They were consigned to the company for which MT. Smith has been buying for several months.
 A FALSE STEP-George Tisdale of the s. F.. P. & P. road arrived in the city yesterday afternoon on the Day . light express. Several days ago Mr. Tisdale injured his ankle in such d manner that it makes walking very painful. and, although he still walks, it is with pain and difficulty.
 RETURNED FROM THE EAST c. F. Egan of the dry goods depart ment of the New York store yesterday afternoon returned home after a visit of three weeks spent in the east. He was in Chicago, New York and other centers of trade, and reports having spent a most pleasant vacation.
 DEATH OF FORMER PHOENIX RESlDENT.-Deputy Sheriff Joe Balsz yesterday received a letter from Miss Garfias telling of the death of her grandmother, the mother of the late Henry Garfias of this city, at Tia Juana, Lower California. Miss Garfias is engaged in teaching near San Diego.
 PRESCOTT GOOD TIMES-Paul Burks, assistant to T. J. Norton, gen eral counsel in the southwest for the Santa Fe, arrived in the city yesterday morning and spent the day here on le- gal business. MT. Burks says Prescott is enjoying unlimited prosperity and that all indications point to a continued period of the good times
 THE IRON SPRINGS POST OF FICE.-Though it is understood that the Iron Springs season will be for mally opened on June 1. 1t is announc- ed that the postofftce and store will not be ready for business before June 5. MT. Patton, who will have charge of these two important departments, will not be able to leave the city before that time
 MINERAL SURVEYS APPROVED The surveyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2236, Lowry lode situated in the Hartford mining dis trict Cochise county. claimed by c. H Martin. He has also approved the sur vey of Perrenoud lode, which is desig- mated as mineral survey No. 2241, situ- ated in the Tombstone mining district. This survey is claimed by c. Alele Per renoud.
 ILL-ADVISED coMMENT-Yester- day the intimate friends of one of the best fellows in the world perpetrated a public joke upon him, knowing that he would understand it, and thinking that everybody else would. Everybody did except a reporter for an afternoon pa per, who interpreted the affair to be an intended insult to the victim of the joke, who is highly esteemed by all his associates and by all who know him.
 IN SPITE OF EARTHQUAKE KES- John Messinger, who has been at Glendale with his relatives for the past three weeks, will return to San Fran cisco tomorrow, accompanied by his mother and brother. MT. MessingeI thinks Frisco the best place in the world to live in, in spite of earthquakes and he says lots of other sane peo- pie are of the same mind. MT. Messin- ger says he has been so busy teaching music in the Osborn Conservatory and also his own private pupils, that the recent disaster came just in time to give him a much-needed rest. The institution in which he has been di- rector of the piano department for tn, past year, Is the largest school of mu sic west of Chicago. MT. Osborn. the owner, lost from $75,OOO to S1O0,OOO il