Arizona republican., 1906-08-28
Of Local Interest
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ICE CREAM soclAL-The Ladies Aid society will give a literary and ice cream social Thursday evening at the Cartwright school house.
 BACK FROM MEXiCO-Mrs. Do,,e-
 las Lane and daughter, Miss Gladys who have been visiting a son of Mir
 and Mrs. Lane in Cananea. returned home yesterday morning after a very pleasant stay in foreign land
 WEDDlNG-Francisco verdtiao and Angelita Caracco were married at o'clock last evening at the Denver house by Col. C. w. Johnstone. The bride is but 16 years of age, and it was necessary for the groom to secure the consent of her parents before a license could be issued for them to wed.
 JERRY MlLLAY PREFERENCES comes from Santa Monica, where Col. Jerry Millay. superintendent of the ter ritorial prison. is spending the sum- mer, that he is gradually regaining his former strength. He has been at the resort for about two weeks and has gained close to a pound a day. His strength Is such that he is able to 20 into the surf each morning.
 MINING INTERESTS SOLD-E. L. Stam yesterday disposed of his inter- ests in the Hegelund group of mines in the Castle Creek district to August Hegelund. the locator and principal owner of the property. On one of the claims an exceptionally rich vein of ore was recently encountered. which goes toward confirming the belief of the owners that they have a property of great merit. Two men are at work on the claims. doing development work. over 200 feet having already been ac- complished
 JUSTICE JOHNsToNE's COURT Four offenders were before Judge JohnstOne yesterday. Richard Lee, a colored man. at one time in the employ of the city was fined $5 for drunken- ness; w. F Litcher disturbed the peace and was sent to jail for five days Ray Molina. for similar onense. paid a fine of s6. J. Rudolph. a Swede. was fined $6. but his sentence was suspend ed that he might get out of town. He Is miner and made a pitiful plea to the court. asking to be allowed to con tinue his way into Pinal county. where miners are wanted.
 BAILEY AND GRIFFIN RE- LEASED-David Bailey. the owner of a number Of government checks, in all amounting to nearly $500. several of which associates of Bailey tried to cash SdluFQay nlgnt DY forging his name Tn endorsing them. was yesterday released from the city jail. where he was held pending an investigation of the case Griffen. who had several of the checks In his possession at the time he was arrested on suspicion of forging Bailey's name. was released. it being established to the satisfaction of the police that he had committed no crime Bailey proceeded to get on a glorious drunk, and was broke last night when he was put to bed by his friends.
 RETURN OF GENERAL AND MRS. SAMPS PSON-General A. J. Sampson, accompanied by Mrs. Sampson, re- turned to Phoenix yesterday afternoon left Phoenix for Los Angeles and San Diego in the early part of the season, but remained there only a short time, after which they went to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, where they. have been during the greater part of the heated term. General Sampson is Of the opinion that if Phoenix people knew how delightful the climate of COconino county is they would prefer t very much to that of the coast. The opposition to joint statehood, the gen eral says. is growing in the north. and 1t is his opinion that the vote there in favor of jOinture will be less than 10 per cent Of the total vote cast With Mrs. Sampson he will remain in Phoe- nix a short while, after which they will leave for the east. and possibly later may make a trip abroad.