Arizona republican., 1906-07-06
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

MIR. SCOTT IMPROVING-A letter received in the city yesterday from Herb Scott, who is now in the hos pital at Prescott says he is rapidly inn proving under his new surroundings, and slowly but surely regaining his strength. He has been in Prescott since last Sunday.
 K. OF p. INsTALLATIoN-Tonight | the local lodge of Knights of Pythias will install the following officers. elect ed at a previous meeting: s. l.. East erling, c. C.; w. R. Davenport, " C.; R. L. Comfort. prelate; T. L. Edens
 M. of A; O. D. Fulton, M. of w; w. M. Fickas. inner guard; Hans Herlick, outer guard; Thomas COyle. trustee.
 DEATH OF J. M. HOLLAND-NewsI came to Phoenix yesterday of the death at Las Vegas on July ?, of J. M. Hol- land, quite well known in Phoenix. He came here first as a Pullman conduc- | tor on the Santa Fe. He was then in 1 i'll health. He was afterwards a steno- grapher in the offices of the M & P. and still later was a time keeper un- der ROadmaster s. w. Higley on the P. and E. construction work.
 THE CITY WATER RUN-The irri- l gating water came into the town ditch last night at midnight, and there will
 be a run for forty hours. On account of the short supply. the work of dis l tributiOn is the cause of great amount of trouble to the city zanjero, many residents being unable to under
 stand why the shortage should exist. l The water has been used so advan- l tageously in the past months, however, l that there are few trees in the city that are not in the best condition,
 many of them being better than they ever were in the past.
 INAUGURATION OF POLITICAL 1 BOOM-The political boom of Leo M. Hoghe was launched on the evening
 of July at Hogheyflle located a short
 distance from Glendale. An elaborate | program of sports and amusements
 was carried out, the speechmaking be- ing one of the features of the occasion. All that it was possible to have fin the
 way of fireworks had been provided by the committee. and there was little else
 to do in the late evening, but set them l going. There was a large crowd in at 1 tendance, and MT. Hoghe claims that a rare opportunity was lost by other prospective candidates not taking ad- vantage of the gathering to become ac-
 quainted with the voters of the grow ing city of Hogheville.
 FIFTH OF JULY DOcKET-Justice Burnett yesterday had the usual post holiday docket. It naturally included ! Frank Glymes. who is always breaking into jail when he is on the outside. When GIymes appeared in court, it turned out that this time he had some
 reason for wanting to avoid the jail, and told the court that he had work on
 the south side. and that if he were per mitted to go he would never infiict his presence upon the court again. The court accordingly told GIymes that he would be released on his own recog- inizance and that his case would be set
 for trial this morning. But" said Glymes. q cant be here then" You'd
 better not" replied the court, "or you'll
 go to jail John Doe was fined S5 for q disturbance of the peace. That is
 not his name, but as he is well known and an infrequent visitor at the court
 as little publicity as possible is given
 to his case. He had become hilarious the night before at the park and made
 a nuisance of himself with firecrackers
 and vehement language in the hearing
 of women and children. A. ArgaH, for !. a disturbance of the peace, paid a s
 fine.