Arizona republican., 1906-05-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| GRAND LODGE REDMEN-Ihe an nuaI meeting of the Redmen of Ari- zona will be held at Nogales the latter part of this month. The date has not yet been announced.
 CATTLE SENT TO Satisfactorily there was shipped from the valley to Los Angeles, over the SaltOn sea route, eleven cars of beef cattle to the Los Angeles market. Robert Mullen. buyer for the Cudahy company. was the shipper The shipment will be among the last to leave the valley until the coming fall
 SUNDAYS WORK-Five disturbers of the peace were before Judge John stone yesterday the result of arrests made by the constables Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Vicente Rubio. John Doe and Martin Ramsey were each sent to jail' for five days. T. Espinoza and August Deemer paid fines of S5 each.
 EXCURSION TO PRESCOTT-The Santa Fe, Prescott S- Phoenix road is already arranging for the running of 1 summer excursion to Prescott from Phoenix on June End. A fare of $3.5O for the round trip will be charged the limit or the tickets being June 5th. An ] extension until June 10 will be possible 1 on the payment of an additional charge l of 70 cents.
 A LEGAL WsIToR-Thomas E. Flannigan, former resident of this city and now district attorney of Co., chise county, arrived in the city yester- day morning on legal business. MT. ! Flannigan. who spent several weeks in Phoenix the first part of April, in the Sisters hospital, has completely recov- cred from the effects of an operation performed at that time
 I COOPERATION OF BOARDS OF TRADE-Charles A. Van der Veer, sec retary of the board of trade, accompa- nied by Captain T. w. Crenshaw. the commissioner of immigration. will to- night go to Mesa for the purpose of attending a meeting of the chamber Of commerce recently organized there. The plan is. if possible. to make the work of tEe Maricopa county OrganiZa- ton and the Mesa City organization ] in no manner conflict and to assist the l Mesa City body in outlining a plan for the advertising of Mesa
 PROGRESS REPORTED-A meet ing of the stockholders of the Arizona club was held last night for the pur- pose of receiving the report of a com mittee which had been appointed to select quarters for the club. The re-
 
 the committee discharged, after which a resolution was adopted authorizing the board of directors of the club to act. Their action will not have to be ratified by the stockholders. Follow ing the meeting of the stockholders a meeting of the board of directors was held and a discussion of the various projects offered was induIged in. They will meet at a later date to take CeI- mite action.
 HE'S BEWITCHED-Dick Creager. who has worked for various tin shops of the city, Saturday met with a mis- fortune. the second within the past three months. While working in the shop of William Evans, operating a | power tin cutting machine. in some manner his hand was caught and the end of the little finger of the left hand was cut off. He al once visited a doc tor. who sent him back to the shop for the dismembered piece of the finger. and an effort is now being made 10 induce the piece to grow back in place. The accident caused the young man a great deal of pain. and it is possible that he will yet lose the finger above the second joint. About sixty days ago. while working on a scafolding in 1 the rear of the Butler & Davis shop. the boy fell and sustained a very seri- ous cut on his right arm. With this he 1 lost several weeks work and he will now be laid up for about a week. He claims that some bad witch has crossed his path.
 COLONEL MILLAYS HEALTH- Jerry Millay. superintendent of the ter ritorial prison at Yuma, arrived in the city Sunday morning and is guest at the Hotel Adams It had been known for some time by his friends here in Phoenix that Mir. Millay was a very sick man. suffering from the effects of an attack of typhoid fever. He had gone to Los Angeles, hoping Go recu- perate his failing strength and in this he was partially successful. but even yet many of his friends find it hard to reconcile MT. Millay as he appeared to his friends on this visit with the hearty and joViaI Jerry Millay. a for mer resident of this city He had greatly lost in weight. In addition MT Millay on Sunday night was very dangerously ill. and for several hours 1t was necessary to have a physician with him. Lated he rallied. and before the night was over had been able tc secure sleep, the best one he had had for many weeks. Yesterday he was able to be about the hotel and the dis trict court room He will probably re- main in Phoenix for several days. His many friends hope for his early and complete recovery.