Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
OR LOCAL INTEREST

a horse owned by Chas. Smith, and hlS [ own horse, Senator Tirzah. He will | race the horses in several of the meet | ings held in the middle west his first | start in any event being at Carthage, | Mo-. the last of the coming week. This | is the second season MT Tiffany has | taken his horse east.
 GREATER SAN FRANCIscANs.- A unique way of advertising the re- l building of San Francisco has been in ! augurated by the commercial men who | travel out of that city or who repre- | sent San Francisco houses. They will | all register in the future not as com | ing from San Francisco but Greater | San Francisco. There were several | such registrations on the hotel regis | ters of the city yesterday.
 POLICE COURT-The two Indians | arrested Friday ofternoon by Officer | Moore for drunkenness were yesterday given seven days in jail each by Act | ing Recorder C. w. Johnstone. Their l cases were turned over to Deputy United States Marshal Porterie for in vestigation concerning the source of their liquor supply but at last report he had not definitely established the facts necessary to anybody's arrest on United States charge.
 MOVED TO NEW QUARTERS.-I
 The Home Fire Insurance company of
 Phoenix. AriZ. yesterday moved to it's
 new quarters in the Cotton block This
 is company lately organized in Phoe-
 nix though it is engaged in business in
 various parts of the country. Alex
 ander Buck is the president of it and
 w. C. Hughes secretary, though the
 chief director of its affairs is A. c.
 Hayner. who has spent his life in the
 fire insurance business
 ROOSEVELT'S GUIDE.-An ex- change says: Theodore Roosevelt Jr-. is to take part in a bear hunting eX- petition in Colorado next fall The same veteran hunter, Jake Borsh, who
 has served the president in the capacity of guide, will pilot young Roosevelt Whatever local interest there is in this lies in the fact that Mir. Borsh is the brother-in-law of Mrs. J. L. Cant of this city. His wife is a twin sister of
 Mrs. Cant, who will meet her son on June 20th. at her home near Glendale. WILL BUILD HOUSES.-B. G. PeclSa finds that the mere selling of ranches and city lots has become too monOtonous for an energetic man so he has gone 10 building houses as a means of diversion. On the block east of the West End school house he has planned and begun the foundations for three four-room brick structures that are designed for either rent or sale,
 Pecka don't care which. so long as he can keep things moving These houses 1 it is expected will cost about s1,60O each
 A BIG cABsAGE-The biggest cabbage, valley grown. that has been placed on exhibition so far this year. was brought to the board of trade room yesterday by J. l.. Hicks. who
 raised it on his ranch three-quarters of a mile east of the Indian school. II
 weighs sixteen pounds. allowing six teen ounces for each and every pound. IL is large enough to furnish corned beef and cabbage for family board ing house, for in these days only inn aginary corned beef is used and the cabbage is taken straight.
 POSTOFFlCE CHANGES.-V. C. Cook, who for long time has served the Phoenix postohice as money order clerk, has resigned that position to ac- cept place of trust in The Republi- cans counting room. w. H. Heileman who has held the position of distrib- utor in the postoffice, succeeds MT. Cook as money order clerk. Leo NJ. Heileman has been placed in charge of the mailing division of the postofice. Substitute Clerk Clyde Blaine has been made regular clerk and Temporary ! Clerk William D. Robinson has been made substitute clerk.
 DEPARTURE OF MRS. PEARSON 1 AND PARTY.-Mrs. Kate Pearson, 1 Miss Fanny Bryant and MT. and Mrs i Edwin Barbour left last evening over | the southern route for Galveston. Tex l There they will take a steamer and l travel by boat to New York City. where MT. and Mrs. Barbour and Mrs 1 Pearson will spend the summer and | where Miss Bryant will be joined by ! relatives who will journey with her to | her home in Rhode Island Miss Bry- ! ant has spent the winter in Phoenix visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs
 Ezra w. Thayer. It is her plan to re- | turn in the fall as will also the other
 members of the party. The journey i by boat from Galveston to New York 1 will occupy about six days if pleasant i weather is encountered.
 SUMMER VACATION.-Cass Rede- | will expects to leave about the first of l July for visit of two or three months in the east on business and pleasure i combined. He will go first to New 1 Orleans for a short visit, then to Chi 1 caGo New York and Boston on busi-
 ness in connection with the Redewin music house. He will then go to Bal umore, where his brother Francis will in the meantime have graduated from the medical school of the Johns Hop kins university. Together they will ! spend the summer at a mountain re- sort in Virginia. at the conclusion of
 which both will return to Phoenix. 1 Francis will return in the fall to Balti- more where he will assume the duties
 of instructor in anatomy in the school from which he graduates.
 A PUPILS MUSICAL-Last eve
 ming at the residence of G. L. P. Cham bers on East Van Buren street a musi- cal was given by d number of the pu- pills of Miss Nellie Walton. an accom- Ipiished and popular instructor of the plano, who has made this city her home Tor several years. The program could not have been better arranged for the purpose oi showing the ability of the pupils all nf whom chnx4-aI +Ia,- I,,x7