Arizona republican., 1906-06-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW PoSTMAsTER-Notice has been received at the governors office of the appointment of Eleanor A. Con- nelly. as postmistress at Chloride, Ari- zona.
 A SUMMER ON THE CoAsT-N. Porter. who has been i'll for some time, left last night for Los Angeles, ac- companied by Mrs. Porter and his son Joe Porter. They will return to Phoe- nix in the fall.
 NEW ARIES-Governor Kibbey yesterday issued notorial commissions to l. w Smith of Snowflake, Apache county. F. R. Livingstone of Mohave county. and T. F. Holden, of Williams, Coconino county.
 ANOTHER RUNAWAY - Phoenix had her usual runaway yesterday af- ternoon. This time it was the dray belonging to the Valley Flour Mills and at last accounts it was still nov ing west on Adams street
 A LEGAL MANIC. $. Witbeck. who is in the employ of the government as legal adviser to the officials of the re- clamation service on the Roosevelt and Yuma projects. spent yesterday in Phoenix. having come down to meet Engineer Hill who is expected to ar rive here from Yuma.
 SURPRISE PARTY-A number of the young friends of Miss Elizabeth Yetter who resides on East Washing ton street. near Sixth, rendered her surprise party Monday night. the occa- sion being her birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in the playing of games. refreshments being served also.
 A FOUND BOY-Mrs Nelson. who resides at 39O North Sixth avenue. re- ported to the office of the city marshal late yesterday afternoon that she had taken up a stray boy that she presum- ed somebody had lost, and she was will ling to surrender him to the owner on his proving property. The youngster is about three years old. too young to tell his name and has dark hair. He is attired in d blue dress.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE BUSINESS AND SOCIAL MEETING-There will be a business and social meeting of the Epworth league of the NJ. F. church. south, tomorrow evening. June 14. at the home of J. A. R. Irvine. north of the city. After a short business ses- sion the evening will be spent in play ing games. after which refreshments will be served. A hayrack will leave the church at 7:3O o'clock. to take the leaguers and their friends out TAKEN TO THE REFORM SCHOOL - Deputy Sheriff Cunning ham left last night for the reform school with young girl who had been committed to the reform school the day before for two years. She took the matter very cooy. displaying no emotion whatever She had dressed -TF est care. She was clad in spotIess white and her hair was decorated with gayly cOlored ribbons. so that alto gether she will be the most imposing student ever received at that institu- ton.
 c. A. MASSIE HERE-C. A. Massie of Los Angeles, arrived here yesterday morning and expects to stay a week or so, MT Massie left here for Los An geles about a year since. where he has been engaged in the real estate busi- ness. He says that he has done very we'll in a business way. as well as phy- sically as he has gained over thirty pounds in weight and made a little money He likes Los Angeles and pro- poses to stay there though business in his line is not quite as brisk just now except for the large firms that have the inside grasp on the situation. HEAD OF THE CATTLE EXHIBIT A. C. Mcqueen was yesterday named by the fair association to be the super intendent of the cattle department of 1. the territorial fair. The appointment was accepted by Mir Mcqueen and he will begin at once preparing to secure a larger exhibit than the one of last year. The appointment was made at the instigation of numerous cattlemen of the territory who are arranging 10 exhibit their stock at the fair. Last year MT. Mcqueen himself had a most splendid exhibit, and has from the first been an enthusiastic supporter of the territorial fair movement