Arizona republican., 1906-10-04
: Of Local Interest
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+ + + + + sr + + + f + sf f f 4- f + NEW NOTARY G. M. Forbes Of Phoenix. was yesterday appointed a notary public.
 PICTURE SHOW AND DANCE There will be a moving picture ex- hibit at Eastlake park Saturday night. siven by the Novelty Moving Picture company. The show will be followed by a dance
 A REFORM SCHOOL BoY-Harry Henderson. sheriff of Coconino coumty. passed through the city yesterday en route from F'lagstan to Benson, where ha is taking a young incorrigibIe 10 place him in the reform school.
 HE HAD A kNIFE-Jose Lugan and Jose Maria Garcia were before Judgc JohnstOne yesterday morning. charged with drunkenness and fighting. The first named may well be happy thSt he and his partner were only sent tu jail for a period of seven days. for at the time of his arrest he was making a good showing in the fight and had aa open knife in his hand.
 ERROR OF TITLE-The Los An geles papers frequently refer to R. c. Powers and J. J. Gosper. both of that city. as former governors of Ari- zona. MT. Powers, though a former resident of Arizona. was not it's gov ernor. but in the reconstruction days following the civil war. he was gov ernor or lieutenant governor of Mis- sissippi. MT Gosper was formerly secretary of Arizona
 OPERATORS IN DEMAND-This appears to be a closed season for linn- type machine operators. During tho past week the local typographical union has received numerous requests from outside towns for such men. b:.' there are none too many in Phoenix Last evening a wire came to the head of the local organization from Eureka, Cal. There was no available man to mako the trip, on account of local con 6itions-
 A LOUISVILLE VISITOR Shirley NJ. Crawford of Louisville, a stockhold CT in the Kentucky and Arizona Min ing company, operating in the Cave Creek district, is again visiting Phoe- nix. He returned yesterday with Sup erintendent Burr from a visit of two or three days at the mine Work there is progressing satisfactorily with the exception that the new machinery is not arriving as fast as they wish it would, though continual progress is being made and sinking continues.
 
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 A PIPELINE FRANcHIsE-The board of supervisors yesterday granted Ito w. D. Fulwiler a franchise for 2 pipe line over county roads for the con veying of oil and natural gas. Under the terms of the franchise. 1000 feet of the line must be laid within two years r. will not be begun immediately The application for the franchise wa5 merely a precaution Mir FuIwiIer is interested with several others in a irrespective oil field not far from Phoenix. The oil has not been found yet. and it is thought that if it should not be discovered within the time nee essary under the franchise for begin ming work on the pipe line it would probably never be found
 REALTY SALES-There have been numerous transfers of real estate through the office of Greene 6 Grif- fin. during the last few days. The largest sale was that of the residence property of William Evans and lot 3S and the south half of ,ot 4O in La Villa Place on North Fourth avenue The building is a good five--Oom brick cottage and the consideration was $34OO. The buyer was Albert New house. who with his wire, will occu- py one-half of it while his brother and mother will occupy the other half of it. The Newhouse brothers are young men who have been in the banking business in Dakota until re- gently. but who have interested them selves in the new company formed fo~ working the old Tip Top and other mines. MT. Greene and Pedro G. De Ia Lama have sold to D. C. Laird. lots and s in block of the Linville ad dition for $500. The lots are impro-- ed by brick cottage. NI-- Greene has also sold lot 20 in block 27 of the IT. vine addition, to Francisco Gutierre- for $40 and lot II in block 2 10 Ed McAnally for $50.
 A WORD TO POULTRY FAN IERS-Manager Clark, of the terri torial fair. yesterday received a letter from one of the county commission CTS saying that a story was in circula- tion in that county. that no one could exhibit poultry at the fair unless he was a member of some reputable and well established breeders or poultry mems association. Such a story is rather foolish on the face of it, but for fear that some people might be- lieve it. it is thought best to give il a public denial. All that is necessary to enter the contest for name, fame and whatever prize money is offered, is to have the chicken and have him boxed tight enough so he don't get away before the judge comes round. The fair poultry show is not for boost ing any poultry association, however worthy 1t may be: it is for everyoody who has fine chickens, in Arizona or anywhere else in the world. Bring on the fowls. There will be two poultry houses this year and if that isn't enough. the fair commission can probably be induced to ren; a barn. A. A. Lewis left thls morning over the Santa Fe for Butte. Mont.