Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

COMING THIS MORNING-Dr. H. E. Stroud is expected home from Los Angeles this morning.
 Y. M. c. A.-The regular meeting of the Y. M. c. A. will be held this af- ternOon at o'clock in the basement of the First M. F. church. The meet ing will be led by L. J. Rice and there will be good music.
 MISS HILDERBRAND'S ILLNESS Miss Grace Hilderbrand is very se- riously i'll at her home on North Sec ond avenue having been confined to her bed for several days. Her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery.
 TWO FAMILIAR NAMES-Two lone offenders were before Judge John stone yesterday morning each charged with disturbing the peace. Diego April and H. Chavez were the individ- uals, neither of whom are strangers in the court
 THE RlVER-The river is fluctuat- ing even more than the thermometer these days A few days ago the meas urement at the mouth of the Verde showed 1I000 inches. Soon after it rose to 2S,00O and yesterday it had shrunk again 24.O0O inches.
 A NEW PHOENIX CITIZEN-Ben| w. Hill. accompanied by his wife ar rived in the city yesterday morning coming here from Santa Barbara. MT. Hill will Monday morning enter theI employ of Goldberg Bros firm with a view of remaining here during the win ter.
 CALLED EAST BY DEATH-Mrs. Herbert A. Taylor left this morning over the Santa Fe for Grand Rapids Michigan, called there by the death of her father, which occurred on the 10th of the month. Her father Dr. Hosken was prominent physician of Grand Rapids. It is possible Mrs. Taylor will remain in the east for several months or at least until the heated term has passed.
 MOUNTAIN BETTER THAN THEI COAST-J. V. Edwards of Maricopa arrived in the city yesterday after noon from Tempe, where he has been for the past two days and left last eve ming for his home. His business at Tempe was to buy a team of mules with which he will later make a noun tain trip. For several seasons past. MT. Edwards and his family have spent their summers on the coast but the extreme heat this year has convinced MT. Edwards that a mountain trip would be more desirable.
 AN OFFICE RcANIZED-TheI office of J. Ernest Walker has been getting along just the best. way it could during the last week. but ft will probably come up smiling Monday morning. I. F.. Stanford the book keeper has been ill for several days and only yesterday was able to be down town for the first time. MT. Walker himself has been in bed for nearly a week from overworIx and an affection of the stomach but was very much better yesterday and will proba | bly be around again the first of the week.
 THE w. U. A. LEVY-Some of the readers of The Republican have con- founded the recent levy of five cents per share on the stock of the Water Users association, with the assess mentl previously made for which a small acreage was recently sold as de- Hnquent. For their information it is now stated that at this time there is nothing due the association. The buy CTS of the delinquent lands have set tied the delinquent claims and hold the accounts of the delinquents. The board however, has levied a five cent as sessment on each share of stock for the eXpepse of the association from September 1, 1906 to September l. 1907, but this assessment is not due until September 1, so no member. need be worrying about it. It is really pre- 1erabIe that no one pay until the first of September.