Arizona republican., 1906-05-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SUCCESSFUL DEER HUNT.-GeO. w StOkoe has returned from a noun tain trip after deer, bringing back with him three cottontails.
 THREE DRUNkS.-The police yes terday put away three pickled herrings in the vat under the marshars office. They've all been there before many a time"
 WHITE WINGS.-The white wing" season now seems to be fully opened up On Saturday F. s. Miner and his grandson went out for a little hunt and brought back about forty white wings" and twenty or thirty doves.
 SAW MINERAL EXHIB1T.-Super intendent Clark of the territorial fair yesterday afternoon escorted the visit ing delegation of stockholders of the White Gold Mining company out to the fair grounds, where they took pleasure in an inspection of the exhibit in the mining building.
 THE LAST OF THE LOT.-Sheriff Walker left last night for Yuma with the last four prisoners convicted at the present term of court. They were Tom Kuem, Ramon Savedra, Rafael Valen- zuela and A. J. Hoffman. The present term of court has contributed twelve convicts to the penitentiary as against Ol only twenty three grand jury cases at the beginning of the term.
 DEPARTURE OF AN ORGANIZER Frank P. German, a prominent labor organizer, and Harry Broderick, both members of the International Typo graphical Union, left Phoenix last night, MT. German going to his home in Minnesota, and MT. Frederick to Fl PasO. A short while ago MT. German organized several trades unions in this city, his last work along this line being the organization of the plumbers and tin workers. He is also a musician of ability, and during his residence in Phoenix has been a member of the Pioneer band. MT. Frederick came here from Fl Paso some three years ago. Both of them will be missed by the large circle of friends they made during their stay here.
 RANCH SALES.-A deal which has been heretofore. referred to in these columns was closed up Monday by J. L. Cant of the office force of J. Ernest Walker, when James Dalton sold to John c. Mudersbach the northwest quarter of section 4, township 1 north. range east. This is one of the best improved ranches in the valley and will make MT. Muderbach a fine home. The consideration was S12,000. Abel A. Ad- ans and Julius A. Brown, Los Angeles capitalists, have also closed up an other transaction through J. Ernest Walker. This time their purchase is of a hundred acres in section 13, town ship north, range l east, being the property of Mrs. Amelia Renau, located two and a quarter miles southwest Of the sugar factory. The land is espe- cially adapted to beet culture.
 lL-M'CLUNG.-Bruce Neil and l Miss Nellie McClung were married yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed at the Doris in the | presence of a few of their many l friends. Most of the friends were giv- 1 en a surprise, for outside of a small l circle of their acquaintances, no inti-
 nation had been received of the in ! tended wedding. As soon as the cer- emony had been performed, MT. and | Mrs. Neil, accompanied by d couple of l friends, set out on an automobile wedding trip which will include the
 banks of the classic Hassayampa and | the thriving town of Wickenburg. 1 The party will probably return to the
 city today. The bride, accompanied by | her mother, came to Phoenix from In | diana about two years ago. MT. Neil ! has been a resident of the city for | several years, and is manager of the
 Hotel Adams bar. i APPARENT cRUELTY-The agent ] of a vacant house in the neighborhood | of Five Points yesterday visited the l property for the first time in several
 weeks having had no occasion to go
 there before. He heard the faint howl ] ing of a dog and following up the noise
 finally found it emanated from dry
 we'll that stands partly, under the house Investigation disclosed the presence of
 little stray cur dog almost dead of
 hunger and thirst He immediately
 had the animal rescued From its ter
 ribIe fate and made some inquiry of
 those in the neighbOrhOOd. Some one
 told him the dog had been heard howl
 ing for the last two or three weeks
 but nobody had interested himself
 enough to investigate. It seems that
 those who heard him continuously mus
 be lacking something of natural hu-
 mane instinct though the charge can
 not lie against anybody specifically fol
 what is everybody's business is mo-
 body's business. But it was rathel