Arizona republican., 1906-08-02
OF LOCAL INTEREST

chise county were yesterday appointed
 notaries public by Governor Kibbey.
 GEORGE BARNARD sICK-George
 Barnard, who for many years has kept
 a station on the road between here and | Tempe at a point locally known as
 Lomas park, is very i'll of complica- 1 tions attending advanced age.
 BACK FROM DENVER-w. M Mayors returned home yesterday
 morning from Denver. via Los Angeles Accompanied by his family he went to l Denver to attend the grand lodge of i Elks. At the conclusion of the festfv- l ities there they journeyed west to Salt
 Lake and the coast, thence south to
 Los Angeles where Mrs. Mayors and son, Frank will remain till cooler weather.
 NEARING THE END-Assistant Chief Engineer A. P. Davis of the re- clamation service, who has been here two or three days. yesterday received
 a message from Washington, D. C., an- Inouncing the probable fatal illness of
 Prof A. H. Thompson of the United States geological survey. Prof Thompson has been connected with the survey for a great many years, and is a man of perhaps seventy years, | though he has always been more than usually active for one of his age Tn | 1899 he visited these parts. being in charge of a triangular survey that ex- plored the Superstition mountain range and vicinity
 WAITING FOR WATER-Superin- tendent Treskow of the beet sugar fac tory, who was in Phoenix last evening. said that the factory could not start up now by reason of a shortage of wa ter. They were depending upon a ca nal supply for a part of it. and that is not just now available. How long this delay will last is problematical. though it is hoped it will not be many days. It had been the plan of Mir. Treskow to begin the sugar campaign today or to- morrow, until this latest perplexity arose. The electric lighting plant at the factory was put into commission on Monday night, and those who saw the illumination said the big building with it's long rows of brilliantly lighted win dows was a pretty sight. About a thousand tons of beets are now on hand in the beet sheds. Though this is a small supply. it is about enough to start with if the rest come in as rap- idly as anticipated.
 MRS. LANDS RETURN-Mrs. Ellen B. Land, principal of the stenograph- CTS department of the LamsOn Busi- ness college. returned yesterday after two months absence n California. She was accompanied by her little daugh- ter, Ruth, and her sister. Miss Ger trtfde Baker. The day after MT. Land arrived in California she took charge of the shorthand department of one of the best known schools in the southern part of the state. She also did some special work in preparing teachers for some of the southern California schools. She was offered special in ducements to remain until fall but could not as it was necessary for her to be in Phoenix so that some of the other teachers of the business college could take a vacation. Miss Flora LamsOn, who has had charge of the7 shorthand classes during the summer will leave soon to spend the rest of the hot season on the coast
 A SERIOUS cHARGE-Wiuiam klmball Jr., was arrested yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Mooney at one of the Phoenix depots. on com plaint of WooIf Sachs of Tempe. and charged with a violation of the Ed munds act in that he had some months ago maintained illicit relations with his daughter. He was arraigned be- fore Court Commissioner Johnstone. and on the motion of the defendant, his examination was set for August 8 at 10 o'clock. The incident first gain ed publicity some time ago when young Kimball left his home near Mesa rather suddenly He returned here yesterday and was met by MT. Sachs, who inquired if his return was preliminary to a wedding which he had once promised the young woman he would participate in. On receiving negative reply, MT. Sachs proceeded to secure his arrest.
 CRAZY MAN REcAPTRED-A young man who is confined in the in sane asylum was permitted to take a Dath Tn the pond on the grounds on tuesday night and made his escape in huue condition. Yesterday a tel ephone message from the vicinity of rive Points. informed the police that iuhatlc was at large in that end of town. An officer started at once for FiVe Points, but met the asylum wag- on on Washington street and induced the driver to take him out and see if the suspect was the lost man. At Five Points they were told that the insane
 IOllOWG0 him, overtaking him near Seventh avenue and Washington street. He was invited to ride and did so without protest being taken back to the asv- Ium- It was learned yesterday that ne had secured a pair of overalls and a shirt in some way before he got to the city Tuesday night, else he would probably have been noticed much ear Her m the day. Asked how he got to town, he said the water in the
 river'' where he was swimming was very swift and it washed him down town
 LoMAN ON THE DIAMoND-Roy Loman, formerly foreman of The Re. pub1can's mechanical department, and a star player of baseball with the io- cal teams, is now devoting himself ex- cIuslVely to baseball, as a member of