Arizona republican., 1906-08-03

and yesterday $2350.90 was added making a total of $91S4.30. The officials of the city were. if anything, a little surprised that so many licenses were paid for, as it has been cOntended that many of the smaller saloons will go out of business. On the contrary, there are very few which have closed their doors. The real test, though. will not come until another quarter has rolled round. Each saloon will naturally try to retain it's business and prestige during the present quarter, each of the smaller ones expecting, of course, that some of their competitions will be forced out of business. It will be a case of the sur vival of the strongest.
 WILL LIVE IN LOS ANGELES The Misses Alice and Della Gard and Master Walter Sutton left last night to join their sister in Los Angeles, Cal, where they win reside perma- pently. Both young ladies are well Known. having of late been associated with the Walter Hill company at Phoe- nix and Prescott. Miss Alice will con tinue rendering her services in the Los Angeles branch of the above house. FAIR GROUNDS POSTALS-The management of the fair has secured it's complete stock of picture postcards, which will be given on application to any person who will agree to mail them to friends elsewhere. so they can per ! form their function of advertising the ! second territorial fair. There are six 1 teen different views of the grounds and buildings. in black and white. Some of them are very nics. and all of them are good. The secretary is busy divid- 1 ing the stock and forwarding it to the ! commissioners in the respective cOun-
 ties of the territory, who will aid iL l the distribution of the cards.
 l MORENCl BOOMlNG-W. G. Mo . Nulty, formerly of this city and vel known here, was in Phoenix yesterday from Morenci, where he has been liv- ing for several months, being employed as secretary to the manager of the De- troit Copper company's store. MT McNulty was en route to Prescott
 where he is going on a brief vacation more or less mixed up with business He says Morenci is booming and grow ing perceptibly all the time. The re- gently reported strike troubles did no amount to anything serious. and th' Detroit company settled with it's em- plOyes in manner entirely satisfac-
 tory to all. Mr. McNulty, as many people know, is a baseball enthusiast He played but very little with the Mo renci team. as his duties did not allow
 him time for regular playing. But tn, team he says, has made a fine showing ' this year and has defeated Globe. E Paso and Bisbee, without losing game. It lays claim to the distinction
 of territorial champion
 A SUMMER TOUR-Gustave F T Non of the Arizona Laundry company leaves this morning for Sheboygan
 Wis, where he goes to serve as bes
 man at the wedding of an old colleg,
 chum. He will spend some timt
 around the Wisconsin lakes, then visi
 in Ohio. his former home, after whicl
 he will go to Niagara Falls and New
 York city, returning via Galveston
 going as far as that city by steamer
 WEATHER AT ROOSEVELT-l i telephone message from Roosevelt yes I terday afternoon brought the informa ton that during the rainy weather O
 the last few days in and around thii
 valley, there has been no precipitation at Roosevelt and no interference witt
 the operations of Contractor O'ROurke ' It was stated, however, that at tn
 time the message was being sent yes
 terday afternoon, it was cloudy and al
 electrical storm was in progress witt
 every probability of a heavy rain a
 it's conclusion.