Arizona republican., 1906-05-13
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 Interest.
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CITY TIME Departure Arrival
 ''The Diamond Jo," for
 Wickenburg, Congress
 Junction, P r s ott,
 Jerome Junction, Ash ~ o.,o.
 "TRe FSgf Daylight Express --''' A for Wickenburg. Con-
 | gress Junction, Pres
 colt. Jerome Junction ,- ,oo -r, For Wenden, Salome... 7:45 am 2:4O am For Tempe. Mesa. Flor
 ence, Kelvin, Wrinkle .o.oo = man ........- ........... I'Sl am 1z'zV pm
 A BYLAW CONFERENCE.-The bylaw committee of the council Of the & R V. Water Users association. in the office of the association. in the office of the association. A GLOBE VlSlTOR.-G. W. Shute, of Globe. a rising young attorney of Gila county, is visiting Phoenix, hav- ing come to attend the supreme court l session. MT. Shute is a graduate of the Tempe normal, and is making his visit the occasion of renewing many old friendships.
 RETURN OF w. J. MURPHY.-W J. Murphy yesterday morning returned
 to the city from the east and will re- main here for several days. During his last trip east he visited New York City and points in Michigan and Wis consin. He also spent considerable time in Chicago on business connect ed with his property holdings in this valley.
 A PRINTERS DEPARTURE.-Car- los E. TOmlin. q member of the exec utive committee of the Phoenix Typo graphical Union, left this morning for Colorado Springs, near which city he will spend the summer. At present it is h;s plan to enjoy a hunting trip in
 the mountains of Colorado for several weeks. after which he will go to Ft Collins to reside.
 THIS TOWN IS WELL FILLED.- It was announced few days ago that Harry CresweH and Dick Anhalt, late of HOghe's cnophouse were going to start a chop house of their own. They l found yesterday that it would be inn possible to secure a location. and now they have determined to let the mat ter rest until a little later in the season.
 RAINED AT YUMA-Dr. J. C. Nor ton returned from Yuma. where he went on sanitary business. yesterday morning. and reports a fine rain in that vicinity. Friday afternoon. The doctor has had rather a busy week of it. as l he has been on the fly most of the time He went to Ask Fork in Coanec- tion with sheep inspection. to Douglas 1 to look after cattle. and to Yuma to look after mules
 BALLAGH-M'NAIR. - MT. James Ballagh and Miss Alice McNair were married on the evening of May 10th at the brides residence on East Wash ington street. The contracting parties are we'll known in Phoenix. both hay ing resided here for several years They have the best wishes of many friends MT. Ballagh has been for long time in the employ of the Golden Eagle stables
 LAND OFFICES NEW HOME.- Work will begin shortly preparing room on South Second street in the O'Neil building for occupation by the United States Land Office It is not known just when it will be moved from it's present location in the post office building, the date depending en- tirely upon the time the new location Is made habitable. The new building planned for erection by MT O'NefH will be but one story high but will be so constructed that additional stories may be added at any time. In the building will be built a large fire proof vault of the latest design. HOW HE DID TIA recent dis patch from London says that Frank Kramer of Vailsburg. N j., the Amer ican champion bicyclist. won the na- tional professional mile bicycle race at the Crystal Palace. deefating Thor wald Ellegaard. the Danish rider. and J. R. Benyon. the British ex-champion. in the order named. Time minutes ' 2-5 seconds. In the half-mile race
 Kramer was first. Ellegaard second.
 and Benyon third. Time. 1:O1. The qUarter-mile race was won by Kra-
 mer. Ellegaard second and Richard Heller the Austrian champion. third.
 Time. 34 2-5 seconds. The Phoenix
 Cycle. admitting that Kramer is
 good rider. says that his victories are easier made for him by reason of the
 fact that he uses Pierce wheels
 HOME PROPERTY SOLD.-An- nouncement was made yesterday that
 R. W. Chamberlain had sold out his
 interests here to return to the east.
 It was learned yesterday that his res
 idence property on North First avenue
 was bought by pr. c. $ Kerr of Penn
 sylvania who has been spending the
 winter here. The deal was consun7-
 mated through the agency of J. Ernest
 Walker. the consideration being s34OO.
 MT. Kerr also bought MT. Chamber
 laln's personal property. L. J. Rice
 and J. Ernest Walker have sold for M.
 Fl. sherman of Los Angeles lots II
 and r of block in Collins addition to