Arizona republican., 1906-06-12
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

Joe Britts and their two sOns David and Crosier, left Saturday night for
 Buffalo, N. Y, where they will spend
 the summer.
 S. A. w. V. MEETING-There will
 be a regular meeting tonight at Neter- ans hall of the Spanish American War Veterans and a full attendance of the
 members is urged.
 A SUCCESSION IN OFFlCE-Karl Leebrick was yesterday appointed dep
 uty county recorder to succeed Miss Hilda Elingson. resigned. Miss Filing
 son will shortly leave for visit in the
 east.
 GOING TO LOS ANGELES-Mr. and Mrs N. Porter and son, Joseni.
 will leave this evening for Los Angelc.
 where MT. Porter, who has been quite | ill for some time, will be placed in d hospital
 IMPORTANT C. E. MEETlNG-A
 business meeting and social of the C.
 E. society of the Church of Christ will | be held in the church pariors on the
 evening of June F at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to be present, there being important business to transact At the close refreshments will be served.
 ! ARMY MEETINGS.-Majo Morton, 1 of Los Angeles, accompanied by Cap tain EngeI, arrived in the city this morning. They will conduct saccial I services here this evening. The ajoG
 who was in San Francisco during the earthquake. will lecture tonight in the i Salvation Army hall There will b.. q
 musical meeting Wednesday evening
 EXCHANGE OF PROPERTIES 1 Two realty sales amounting practical ] n pF consummated day or two ago by MT. Stanford of J. Ernest Walker agency. i Olive c. Glore sold her five acre tract in the Greenhaw addition, southwest
 of town to $. C. CrandaH for Sl00O, and Rachel CrandaH disposed of her brick cottage on Montezuma avenue, an extension of South Fourth avenue, to Mrs. Glore, for $500.
 RAINMAKER COMING - Charles Hatfield the rainmaker. is to come to Arizona next month, according to the Arizona Star, to conduct some more experiments with a view to drawing the reluctant moisture from the heav- ems. He will make his headquarters in Tucson. Though Hatfield has been branded as a fakir. the government has become interested in his experiments and he is to be assisted in his work
 here by the department of agriculture.
 FIRE IN GRAHAM COUNTY JAIL Last week Deputy Sheriff Lee Hobbs
 took a crazy woman to Solomonville
 from Clifton. She had not been in jail | long before she set fire to her room and created a considerable amount of excitement thereby. She had previously
 been adjudged insane on four different occasions, but after being confined in the asylum for a short time was pro-
 nounced cured, and then returned
 home. She will be examined again in a few days touching her sanity, and
 will no doubt be sent to the asylum. A COCHISE WATER FLOW-News
 has been received, says the Bisbee Re
 view, that a remarkably strong flow Of artesian water has been struck at In- dian Hot springs by the company bor-
 ing for oil The water was struck at
 depth of 307 feet and is flowing at the
 rate of S00,O00 barrels a day IL is
 scalding hot on coming to the surface, and is very clear and tasteless. A. F.. Ziernath, manager of the company. is
 confident that oil will be struck before much greater depth is reached The
 immensity of the water flow in the
 deep well is highly encouraging to
 those about to sink deep well for
 artesian water at St David.
 A LONG DOCkET-Justice Burnett
 had busy day yesterday on account probably of the increasing temperature oi the day before which drove many
 estimable citizens to strong drink. NJ
 Kistro, M. Mason. J. Gonza 'es and c. Araiza were each sent to jail for seven days. F. Sonoqui was perhaps no worse than any Of the others but the court in looking over his books found an account against him for an unset tied fine. He added ii to the one he intended to impose and it made just
 fifteen days. l.. Vega had six dollars That was taken from him and he was allowed to go. c. Sanchez was fined
 $I. He had the money and was dis charged
 DAN FLOWERS MANlA-MarshaI Kinney yesterday received from a bank in Jerome. a bunch of threatening letters, which had been written to it's officials by one Dan Flowers, who was sent to the insane asylum on Saturday. The Jerome banker asked that Flow CTS be looked after as he was. to say the least. a nuisance and perhaps in his mania. he might become dangerous for it was known that he had been in the asylum before and ought to be again. But he is already there so the marshal has nothing to do with the matter. Flowers has lived in Jerome and is morphine fiend. Whenever he gets under the influence of the drug he imagines he has been left d lot of money by his father. who died in Cali fornia some years ago. and for the last year or two he has been annoying the Jerome people with his money mania. He claims the money has been sent to him there and given away to other parties. that he was railroaded out of town by q fake trial etc.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last nights train for the south were: Edgar L. POmeroy, for Ogden. Utah;