Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST

FUNERAL OF WILLIAM CON VERY-The funeral services of Will liam Convery will be held at the un dertaking rooms of Easterling and Whitney this afternoon at o'clock.
 CLINTON CAMPBELL HOME Clinton c. Campbell yesterday morn ing returned to the city from Douglas, where he had been for the purpose of preparing a bid on several new struc- lures. it is contemplated will be built shortly.
 CHEAP SANTA FEE RATES With a view of encouraging travel into the northern part of California, the Santa Fe railroad will put into effect begin ming September 18th, and lasting un- til october 31st, a low colonist rate to San Francisco and other northern California points. The rate will be $26.75 one way ticket, the fare at pres ent being S3165.
 GOING TO SAN FRANCIsCo-D. w. Belden, formerly traveling in this territory for the Westinghouse Elec- tric company has been promoted, and will after the first of the month be in charge of the San Francisco office fthe firm. He recently invested in territorial property, buying at Douglas the First National bank building, the consideration named in the transaction being 5000.
 MORALES AND THE FAIR-Shir- ley A. Christy, superintendent of the speed department of the approaching territorial fair yesterday morning re- turned to the city from NogaIes. where he had gone for the purpose of secur- ing stake for the fair races. His trip was a successful one. for he secured guarantee for a purse for a running race to be known as the Los Dos Naciones Cigar company event. The purse will be for $500 and was guaranteed by William Shuckman. the manager of the com pany. MT. Christy also received the assurance of a large number of mer- chants of the line city that they were coming to the fair this season and it is more than likely that a Nogales ex- cursion will be run. The approach ing statehood election is more gener- ally discussed through the southern part of the territory than it was when he last visited that section. In Santa Cruz county where there will be a few over 700 votes cast about 15O will be cast for jointure. MT. Chrfsty talked with several Americans who had just returned from the interior of Mexico. and none of them referred to the re- cent reported uprising among the MeXicans. It was not discussed Nogales and had been heard of only through the dispatches sent into the town from other points in the United States
 CONDITIONS NOT THREATEN lNG-H. :. Creighton yesterday morn ing returned to the city from Cana nea, where he has been on mining business. He had been in that city just the day following the recent out break there of Mexicans and he says there has certainly been a change in the appearance of the camp. More strict regulations have been put in force and the soldiers of the govern ment are still is garrison there. Like others who have just returned from the border, he says that there is not the least anxiety felt among those of the Americans returning to the states from Sonora about a Mexican uprising scheduled, according to press dis patches to take place on the 18th of September. There had been a IittIe quarrel at a camp south of Cananea. in which two white men were killed anu d MeAlcan wounded, the fight coming up over the possession of a mine, but it in no way could have been the cause for a rumor starting that there was general uprising to follow. He referred to this particular fight and loss of life because the eIex- jeans who finally gained control of the camp posted a sign warning Am ericans to stay off the premises and that was d Dart of the 11uriSiDe, e, r,y-o ceedings. The weather in the south ern part of the territory has been the same for several days past that it was in Phoenix yesterday prior to the shower