Arizona republican., 1906-07-31
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST

A WIcKEN6URG VlsIToR-Con- stable Davenport of Wickenburg was a Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 CALLED BY lLLNESS-M w
 Stringer. chief engineer of the Peoples Ice and Fuel company. received tele-
 gram yesterday from Los Angeles, an- nouncing the serious illness of Mrs.
 Stringer, and left for that city on last
 nights train. B. P. Surghnor will
 serve the company as engineer during
 the absence of MT. Stringer.
 WHERE IS J. T. THOMPSON?-
 Marshal Kinney has received a letter from Mrs. J. T. Thompson of Los An geles making inquiry as to the where about and welfare of her husband.
 She says he left there in very bad health and should have reached Phoe- nix about the 2lst of July, but she has heard nothing and is worried lest he is
 in distress either physically or finan-
 cially for he had but little money with
 him. Any one who may know of his 1 whereabouts will confer favor by re- 1 porting to Marshal Kinney.
 FINE BAG OF GAME-When a Sunday hunting party returned to the | city local officer, after sizing up the | game bag, asked the sportsmen if they were sure they had killed no quail in violation of the law. They replied in the negative but the officer decided to | take a look for himself, just to be sure | He found no quail but he did discover a fine bunch of Plymouth Rock flyers. | When asked what that particular sort 1 of a bird was the sportsmen replied | that they did not know for sure but 1 they had killed them in the belief that they were prairie chickens.
 BOARD OF CONTEMPORARIES ! neers A. P. Davis, L. C. Hill. w. H. | Sanders, and Morris Bien, of the re- i clamation service, accompanied by Al | fred D. Film of New York and Presi- dent B. A. Fowler of the Water Users l association, and Mrs. Fowler. arrived l last evening from Roosevelt MT. and | Mrs Fowler have been at the basin for | the last month Or two and the engi- neers met there last week. The board | of governors of the Water Users asso- ciation will hold a meeting today. be- ginning a o'clock, when they expect | to meet the engineers named in confer 1 ence over the various subjects of i'm | portance to the local project.
 l FAIR GROUND PICTURE CARDS l The management of the territorial i fair has arranged for the printing of a ! large quantity of pictorial post cards | for mailing purposes, the idea being to 1 assist in the advertising of the second 1 territorial fair There are sixteen diff ferent views, in black and white. of which three are now ready for distri- l button. Two of these views show gen
 eraI pictures of the stock barns and the 1 other is a photograph of the prize jack
 at the last fair. The other pictures will | be ready very soon. The cards are in l tended for presentation to any one who will mail them to his friends, and a | supply may be procured for the asking l by applying to Secretary Clark of the
 fair association.
 ARIZONA HOLLENBECK GUESTS The following residents of Arizona
 and vicinity have been guests at the Hollenbeck hotel Los Angeles, recent ] ly: A. P. owen and wife, Albuquer- l que; E. P. Riecker. Tucson; T. Evans and wife. Cananea, Mex; C. w. Good man, Phoenix; J. w. Dunlap. Fl Paso, Tex: Louis A. ortiz. Albuquerque; O, T. Kuencer, Kingman; T. F. Allen, 1 Prescott; John Noble, Winslow George w. Beecher, Kingman; G. D. Calhoun. Cananea; MT and | Mrs. $. Luna, Albuquerque; J. F. In-
 gram, Yuma; R. E. Daggs, Prescott;
 Fl. J. Smith and wife. HermosiIIo | Mex; J. Nj. Smith Jr., Hermosillo;
 Adela Hernandez. HermOsillo; Miss
 Mollie Cummings, Tempe; H. $
 GriswoId and wife. Phoen.x; Carl 1 T. Smith, Phoenix; Earl L. Smith H. s. Griswold and wife. Phoenix; 1 Carl T. Smith, Phoenix; Earl L. Smith ! Phoenix; Mrs. G. H. Evans. Bisbee;
 Mrs. Hartley Foster, Cananea; E. C
 Cory, Bisbee; Peter Wahner, Fl Paso;
 H. Leroy and wife Phoenix; Mir and
 Mrs w R KaIlv Rfshee